timothy

As the conversation of fellows of this kind is of all others the most detestable to men of any sense, the cloth was no sooner removed than Mr Jones withdrew, and a little barbarously left poor Mrs Whitefield to do a penance, which I have often heard Mr Timothy Harris, and other publicans of good taste, lament, as the severest lot annexed to their calling, namely, that of being obliged to keep company with their guests.

Nicholas finds further Favour in the Eyes of the brothers Cheeryble and Mr Timothy Linkinwater.

"Two o' the sons, Jamie an' Timothy uz married an' be goun' tull sea.

"The judges have decided, for the sake of good feelin', that Timothy McManus will also run.

Crimsworth watched sharply for defects, but found none; he set Timothy Steighton, his favourite and head man, to watch also.

All went well with Donnelly until, in the following year, he found among the sheaf of executions that fell to him the name of Timothy Donnelly.

Timothy's Bess, though retaining her maiden appellation among her familiars, had long been the wife of Sandy Jim, and possessed a handsome set of matronly jewels, of which it is enough to mention the heavy baby she was rocking in her arms, and the sturdy fellow of five in kneebreeches, and red legs, who had a rusty milk-can round his neck by way of drum, and was very carefully avoided by Chad's small terrier.

The next day the little man came, and she began with TIMOTHY, ICHABOD, BENJAMIN, JEREMIAH, and all the names she could remember; but to all and each of them he said, 'Madam, that is not my name.'

Colonel Timothy Pickering, with thirty or forty militia-men, prevented the English colonel, Leslie, with four times as many regular soldiers, from taking possession of some military stores.

Timothy will take the open buggy and drive you over.

I saw a suppressed smile on his face, and said hotly that Timothy was as good a name as David.

Of course there are the trades- men's carts--the butcher, the fishman and Timothy Baker.