"Plato," he said, laying one finger on the first of a row of small dark books, "and
Jorrocks next door, which is wrong.
And she thought how she would draw his attention to Edward's passion for
Jorrocks, and the enthusiasm which led Christopher to collect moths and butterflies though he was now twenty- two.
The Governor read, not for the first time, the administration reports of one John
Jorrocks, M.F.H.
He was never rich, conforming to the description of a master of Foxhounds applied in earlier centuries by the '
Jorrocks' author R.S.Surtees as a man who "hunted hounds all his life on nothing a year, paid quarterly".
There were nine works, published from 1838-1865, with titles such as
Jorrocks's Jaunts and Jollities (1838), Mr Sponge's Sporting Tour (1853), Ask Mamma (1858) and Mr Facey Romford's Hounds (1865).
But in a shocking incident, a small gang of thugs battered drinkers and football fans outside
Jorrocks bar, hurled coins and smashed windows.
Jorrocks's Hunt for the New Sporting Magazine, under the title "Gin and Water Hunt," in 1836, he was no longer editor, or rather the "Editor," of the periodical.
After six months doing this she took a job in the box office at the Criterion Theatre which led to a job helping stage manage on
Jorrocks the hunting musical in 1966.
Experience won out Marksman Wokingham winner who won two races, aged 18, in 1826
Jorrocks A trailblazer in early Australian racing, won his last win of 65 aged 18 in 1851, although his sole opponent threw his rider and galloped loose before the race Creggmore Boy Won his last race at 17 in 1957 and finished his career in 1962, at 22
Victorian cobbled streets and 16th century buildings throb to the pulse of bars or clubs, some in converted historic buildings, such as the cavernous Standing Order, historic
Jorrocks and lively Thomas Leaper.
The containers - which are in the shape of a rotund huntsman - were based on a character called Mr
Jorrocks, a comical figure created by author Robert Smith Surtees.
Dating from around 1805, the travelling chariot carriage is thought to have been owned by Robert Smith Surtees who created the famous comedy sporting character Mr
Jorrocks.