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Hackney
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Hackney carriages
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Hackney carriage or cab
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Rouncy
A common hackney horse a nag
Banal
Commonplace trivial hackneyed trite
Banality
Something commonplace hackneyed or trivial the commonplace in speech
Cab
Cab. Abbreviated from the French cabriolet, a species of hackney-carriage introduced in London in 1820. As to penalties for defrauding cabmen, see the London Cab Act, 1896 (59
VerbarFiacre
A kind of French hackney coach
Jarvey
The driver of a hackney coach
Bills of mortality
the city of Westminster was included in the bills; in 1636, the parishes of Islington, Lambeth, Stepney, Newington, Hackney, and Redriff (Rotherhithe). Marylebone and St. Pancras, with some others, were never included in the bills. The enactments
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