Notts

/ nɒts /

abbreviation for

In the next place it appears from Thoroton's Notts, that the archbishop had no elder brother named Richard.

Do you remember how that match came after Notts last year, and you left here to play in it?

In Notts it was in 1844 described as having recently become 'the sheet-anchor of the farmer'.

That was at lunch time, and Notts had made a hundred and sixty-eight for one wicket; Mallinson was not out, a hundred and three.

The match with Notts, played at Trent Bridge a few days earlier, had not foreshadowed any startling results.

April 23, 2024inveterate

[in-vet-er-it ]

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