Word: hire
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...this latter phase of the mucker nuisance, their continual presence upon the fields, which the manager of the nine will attempt to abate. He proposes to hire a special police officer to look after the grounds, and in case the muckers do not keep away, to have a few of them arrested each day and prosecuted to the full extent of the law, for trespassing on private property...
...Exeter Academy boys will hire a barn for the winter months to use as a gymnasium in which the candidates for the nine may practice. This is enterprise...
...ground now owned by the Marylebone Club in St, John's Wood road. The original turf used in Dorset square was taken up, so says Mr. Lilly white, with each removal, and consequently when the Marylebone Club played on June 22, 1814, their first important match, defeating Hertfords hire in one inning, they played on the same turf as that which years before had afforded foot-hold to the moribund White Conduit Club. From 1814 "Lord's" has been a household word in cricket...
Band, (If it is decided to hire...
...order for $16 worth of livery hire at Pike's livery, will be sold for $12.00. A. A. Waterman...