Use of the word hackney in a sentence example

hackney

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By Hackney, E. [Please select]

The hackney-coach rolled along the trees of the Champs-Elysees. [Please select]

The prefecture knew less about the matter than did the hackney-coachman. [Please select]

"In a hackney carriage." [Please select]

In an instant, a hackney-carriage stood in front of the door. [Please select]

He was born at Hackney (see Plate XIV) in 1778. [Please select]

_) Plate XIV “HACKNEY CHURCH” by John Varley (Size, 11 X 15 in. [Please select]

From the left arrives a jingling hackney car. [Please select]

This hackneyed reproach would discredit only your own intelligence and sincerity. [Please select]

You can take a hackney-coach at the stage-coach office in London, and come straight to me. [Please select]

_Coach_: generally lighter than the Hackney, with longer legs and long stride; height, 16 hands; weight, 1300 pounds. [Please select]

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