![[UK]](/static/img/flags/uk.png "United Kingdom")
Correct List of the Sporting Ladies [broadsheet] Mother Ash---h [...] has a noble stud of young cattle [who] give great satisfaction to all who ride well.at cattle, n.
Correct List of the Sporting Ladies [broadsheet] Mother Ash---h [...] has a noble stud of young cattle [who] give great satisfaction to all who ride well. Correct List of the Sporting Ladies [broadsheet] Mrs E.M. assures [her friends] that she is thoroughly clean and may be met with [...] price for a flying stroke, 6d. all night 2s.at clean, adj.
Correct List of the Sporting Ladies [broadsheet] All the natural and acquired accomplishments requisite to complete their characters as Ladies of easy virtue.at easy, adj.
Correct List of the Sporting Ladies [broadsheet] You sportsmen, who are free and willing / To feel, you’re welcome for a shilling.at feel, v.
Correct List of the Sporting Ladies [broadsheet] She has lately been in the pickling tub, but now is as sound as a trout.at sound as a trout (adj.) under fit, adj.
Correct List of the Sporting Ladies [broadsheet] Her stay will be but short here, as she is under an engagement to one of the principal houses in Bridge-street, Covent-Garden.at house, n.1
Correct List of the Sporting Ladies [broadsheet] So juicy, so fresh, so tight, so gay [...] they [i.e. a group of prostitutes] cannot be equalled.at juicy, adj.
Correct List of the Sporting Ladies [broadsheet] If looking on shou’d you surprize, / And cause your Penis for to rise, / A bargain strike, and we’ll agree / To lay the same immediately.at lay, v.1
Correct List of the Sporting Ladies [broadsheet] Mother Ash---h [...] has a noble stud of young cattle [who] give great satisfaction to all who ride well, particularly if tackle be stour, and sit well.at mother, n.
Correct List of the Sporting Ladies [broadsheet] A delicious, beautiful young lady [...] and will never do any business in the needle-way till it is dark.at needle, n.
Correct List of the Sporting Ladies [broadsheet] Two of her [i.e. a prostitute’s] Stallions having lately had the Misfortune to lose their Lives, by having their Collars too tight to the Paddington nevergreen Tree .at Paddington nevergreen tree (n.) under Paddington, n.
Correct List of the Sporting Ladies [broadsheet] She has lately been in the pickling tub, but now is as sound as a trout.at powdering tub, n.
Correct List of the Sporting Ladies [broadsheet] She is extremely well rigged from head to Stern, being lately in keeping by Ned Neptune, a jolly Tar.at rig, v.1
Correct List of the Sporting Ladies [broadsheet] You sportsmen, who are free and willing / To feel, you’re welcome for a shilling.at sportsman, n.
Correct List of the Sporting Ladies [broadsheet] Miss Al---ck, a beautiful young lady, full of spunk, and very supple in her joints.at spunk, n.
Correct List of the Sporting Ladies [broadsheet] Two of her [i.e. a prostitute’s] Stallions having lately had the Misfortune to lose their Lives, by having their Collars too tight to the Paddington nevergreen Tree .at stallion, n.
Correct List of the Sporting Ladies [broadsheet] She has, at a very considerable expence, procured a stud of fillies, endued with all the natural and acquired accomplishments to complete their characters as Ladies of easy virtue.at stud, n.
Correct List of the Sporting Ladies [broadsheet] Mother Ash---h [...] has a noble stud of young cattle [who] give great satisfaction to all who ride well, particularly if tackle be stour, and sit well.at tackle, n.1
Correct List of the Sporting Ladies [broadsheet] diana trapes, in Pease-porrage lane [...] will not be on the Course this Year [...] Please to enquire for Miss Tickleback.at trapes, n.
no more results