 | 1775 - 420 ページ
...match) firft, proceeding upwards to the end ; that every lighter pair may tight earlier than thole that are heavier. IN matching (with relation to the-...That after, the cocks of the main .are weighed, the match bills are compared. THAT every pair of dead, or equal weight, are feparated, and fight againft... | |
 | 1777 - 436 ページ
...Praâice ever lince the Reign of King Charles II. TO begin the fame by fighting the lighter pair of cocks (which fall in match) firft, proceeding upwards...of -dead, or equal weight, are feparated, and fight agauift others ; provided that it appears that the main can be enlarged, by adding thereto either one... | |
 | 1793 - 472 ページ
...that it appears that the main can be enlarged by adding' thereto, either one battle or more thereby In matching, (with relation to the battles) it is...the main are weighed, the match-bills are compared. • RACES TO COME. NEWMARKET Craven Meeting, 1/93. MONDAY, the 1fi.. of APRIL. (The Craven Stakes,... | |
 | 1795 - 446 ページ
...that every lighter pair may fight earlier than thofe that are heavier. In matching, (with relation fo the battles) it is a rule always in London, that after...compared. That every pair of dead or equal weight are feparattd, and fight againft others, prov1ded that it appears that the main can be enlarged by adding... | |
 | 1805 - 472 ページ
...match) firft, proceeding upwards to the end ; that every lighter pair may fight earlier than thofe which are heavier. In matching (with relation to the battles)...that after the cocks of the main are weighed, the match bills are compared. That every pair of dead or equal weight are feparated, and fight again ft... | |
 | Edmond Hoyle - 1814 - 524 ページ
...in match) first proceeding upwards to the end; that every lighter pair may fight earlier than those that are heavier. In matching (with relation to the...weighed, the match-bills are compared. That every pair of equal or dead weight, are separated, and fight against others; provided that it appears that the main... | |
 | William Sketchley - 1814 - 180 ページ
...match) first, proceeding upwards to the end : that every lighter pair may fight earlier than those that are heavier. In matching (with relation to the battles) it is a rale always, in London, that, after the cocks of the main are weighed, the match bills are compared.... | |
 | 1830 - 714 ページ
...pair, later than those which are lighter; and consequently, that the largest of all may fight last. In matching (with relation to the battles) it is a rule always in London, that after cocks for the main are weighed, and the match bills are compared, that every pair of dead, or equal... | |
 | Edmond Hoyle - 1835 - 522 ページ
...of MATCHING and i FIGHTING of COCKS in London, inpracticr er-er since the reign of King Charles II. In matching (with relation to the battles), it is...— That after the cocks of the main are weighed, thematch-bills are compared. That every pair of equal or dead weight, are separated, and fight against... | |
 | Edmond Hoyle - 1847 - 522 ページ
...Method of MATCHING and FIGHTING of COCKS in London, in practice ever since the reign of King Charles II. In matching (with relation to the battles), it is...That after the cocks of the main are weighed, the match- bills are compared. That every pair of equal or dead weight are separated, and fight against... | |
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... that are heavier. IN matching (with relation to the battles) it is a rule always in London, That after the cocks of the main are weighed, the match-bills are compared. THAT every pair of -dead, or equal weight, are feparated, and fight agauift others... 
