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• These are supported by a staff of liveried coachmen, footmen and postillions.
• The Yankee Hero was refitted by the British and recommissioned as the HMS Postillion in August 1776.
• Riding postillion on the Lord Mayor's State Carriage are the two winners of the historical Doggett's Coat and Badge.
• After intercepting the coach and shooting the postillion, the nine assassins inflicted multiple fatal sword wounds on Sharp in full view of his daughter.
• Two children serve as the horses for the coach; a third plays coachman, while a fourth, as postillion, sits at the rear.
• However, Postillion won a three-hole, aggregate-score playoff with a one-over-par 12 to Daugherty's 13.
• Lady Constance, when she drove out in her carriage, has a liveried footman on the box; Lady Caledon had postillions in white buckskin breeches.
• "' HMS " Postillion " "'was a reciprocating engine-powered built for the Royal Navy during the Second World War.
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• The winner of the match-play event was Meghan Bolger, who defeated finalist Kerry Postillion ( a Desert Forest member ) 1-up in the championship round.
• The driver, especially when there was no coachman, rode postillion on the near horse of a pair or of one of the pairs attached to the post-chaise.
• She went to the Kingdom of Galam to re-occupy Fort St Joseph, about 200km up the Senegal River and on the way to " Postillion ".
• When commissioners were sent to investigate her husband's activities, she had the " common hangman mounted as an improvised postillion " to lead them away from the house.
• Kerry Postillion of Burr Ridge, Ill ., was third at 150, and defending champion Alissa Herron of Minneapolis was another stroke back along with Patricia Cornett of Mill Valley, Calif.
• The expression " My postillion has been struck by lightning ", supposedly included in some phrasebooks, is used to describe some of the less likely to be useful phrases found in some books.
• This forced Nicholas to order their prize crews to burn them, which they did . " Postillion " blew up and " Carmen " was solidly aflame when the British last saw her.
• The team was made up of six horses, ranged in a triangle : three next the coach, two preceding these and finally the sixth one leading, which was generally ridden by another driver like a postillion.
• When there was no coachman, a " postilion " or " postillion " sometimes rode as a guide on the near horse of a pair or of one of the pairs attached to a coach.
• Amateur Kerry Postillion, the only player in the field who eschewed use of a roofed power cart, set an IWO record when with eight holes remaining, owned a whopping nine-shot lead over her nearest chaser.
• He has written a number of acclaimed biographies and travel books, but his works of fiction have also received critical acclaim, most notably " Allegro Postillions ", for which he was awarded both the James Tait Black Memorial Prize and the Hawthornden Prize.