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...XXVL—JANUARY THE TWENTY-SIXTH. A Squire of Queen Anne's Time. HE was an independent gentleman of about three hundred pounds per annum, who commonly appeared...drab or plush coat, large silver buttons, a jockey cap,'and rarely without boots. His travels never exceeded the distance of the county town, and that...

...SECOND, which we take from Grose's " Olio" (1792): " Another character, now worn out and gone, was the country squire ; I mean the little independent...silver buttons, a jockey cap, and rarely without boots. His travels never exceeded the distance of the county town, and that only at assize or session time,...

...SECOND, which we take from Grose's " Olio" (1792): " Another character, now worn out and gone, was the country squire ; I mean the little independent...silver buttons, a jockey cap, and rarely without boots. His travels never exceeded the distance of the county town, and that only at assize or session time,...

...THE SECOND, which we take from Grose's "Olio" (1792): " Another character, now worn out and gone, was the country squire; I mean the little independent...silver buttons, a jockey cap, and rarely without boots. His travels never exceeded the distance of the county town, and that only at" assize or session time,...

...take from Grose's " Olio" (1792): " Another character, now worn out and gone, was the country squire j I mean the little independent gentleman of three hundred...silver buttons, a jockey cap, and rarely without boots. His travels never exceeded the distance of the county town, and that only at assize or session time,...

...The country squire of Fielding's time, the independent gentleman of three hundred pounds per annum, commonly appeared in a plain drab or plush coat, large silver buttons, a jockey cap, and rarely without top-boots. His time was principally spent in hunting, shooting, or angling. His travels never exceeded...