The New Umpire Commonly called "The Darby Dilly". (BM 1857,1222.97).jpg
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The New Umpire Commonly called "The Darby Dilly". (BM 1857,1222.97), No. 376. A horse-drawn coach at a toll-house; a man standing in front of the door of the toll-house (William IV), discussing the 'stormy weather' with the coachman seated on a bench lettered with 'Church Property Insured.' on its side (Lord Stanley), the seated passengers (Lord Ripon and the Duke of Richmond), and the guard, standing behind (Sir James Graham); to left, John Bull attending a wooden gate.  5 March 1835
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The New Umpire Commonly called "The Darby Dilly". (BM 1857,1222.97), Uploads by copyfraud, Lithographs in the British Museum, paper, Print made by: John Doyle (HB) : Printed by: A Ducôte : Published by: Thomas McLean, The New Umpire Commonly called "The Darby Dilly".
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通称「ダービー・ディリー」と呼ばれる新アンパイア。。有料道路の馬車。通行料の扉の前に立っている男(ウィリアム4世)。 木門に通っているジョン・ブル。 1835年3月5日 リトグラフ。
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通称「ダービー・ディリー」と呼ばれる新アンパイア。。
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toll call neutral contrast umpire indifference insensibility disinterest apathy frequent frequently referee often baseball umpire small fortune semivowel glide coachman