But what has a horsewhipping and a citaytion to the Bishop's Court to do with aich other?
To be sure Hourigan's a scoundrel, and deserves a horsewhipping every day he rises.
Their insolence and cruelty consisted in giving abusive language to, and horsewhipping them as if they were not men, or possessed of the same rights, privileges, and feelings, as themselves.
I had not the satisfaction of being present at the horsewhipping he administered to you at Long Champs, for I was obliged to fly from your persecutions, and I have never set foot in France until now.
Whoever they are, they'll get one horsewhipping that they'll remember for the rest of their lives.
Now, at this precise state of feeling, with regard to both circumstances, had Sharpe arrived, when he met his lieutenant on the day when that gallant gentleman signalized himself by horsewhipping his grandmother.
Whoever has had the slightest fancy for horsewhipping or kicking him has done it.
When he has waked up each morning, his reflection has been, "Now, is it to be a horsewhipping or a kicking to-day?
I am glad that Ned Hayward horsewhipped him; I dare say he did it well, for he is a capital fellow, Ned Hayward, and always liked horsewhipping a scoundrel from a boy.
She never paid the sixpence, though she lost, but contented herself by abusing Mary all day, and said I was a poor-spirited sneak for not instantly horsewhipping Mr. P.
After all, one horsewhipping cannot annihilate a man with a fine estate and eleven thousand a year, if he knows how to make a splash with his money.
She remembered this, and all the talk that there had been about the horsewhippingof Mr. Paul Marchmont upon his own threshold.
Tom sulked, and tried to avoid seeing that Mrs. Abington was the centre of a group of gentlemen of fashion, with whom she was exchanging quips, also on the subject of the horsewhipping of Mathews.
With all the inconsequence of a man in a passion, Mr. Gibson laughed out, 'What have I said about horsewhipping or poisoning?
Do ascertain the truth before you do anything violent, such as horsewhipping or poisoning.
In any matter of horsewhipping the truth hardly ever gets itself correctly known.
Of course he would be justified in horsewhipping him.
It was the Trevlyn temper, and Mr. Chattaway should not have provoked it by horsewhipping him.
He said he had nowhere to go to; if he went to the Hold, Mr. Chattaway might be for horsewhipping him again.
I found him suffering a terrible horsewhipping at the hands of somebody whom I do not know, who slipped away from me when I seized him, and disappeared in the darkness.
While he was looking at the horsewhipping Mr. Garrettson has come out of the house and entered the waiting carriage, as he has done every day for thirty years.
Of course the coachman has turned his head away from his master's house on the left to the horsewhipping on the right.
He had not a sou, he had found a creditor, he could expect nothing from his friend Chambertin except a horsewhipping or a sword-thrust; so it behooved him to leave the house instanter.
