 | Edwin Kentfield - 1850 - 258 sidor
...the table, he loses a life. 19. If the striker's ball touch the ball he has to play it, he is then at liberty either to play at it, or at any other ball...table, and it is not to be considered a foul stroke : in this case, however, the striker is liable to lose a life, by going into a pocket or over the table.... | |
 | Henry George Bohn - 1850 - 674 sidor
...he loses a life. 19. If the striker's ball touch the ball he has to play at, he is then at Ijjjerty either to play at it or at any other ball on the ! taHe, and it is not to be considered a foul stroke; in this case, however, the striker is liable... | |
 | Henry George Bohn - 1856 - 692 sidor
...the table, he loses a life. 19. If the striker's ball touch the ball he has to play at, he is then at liberty either to play at it or at any other ball...table, and it is not to be considered a foul stroke ; in this case, however, the striker is liable to lose a life, by going into a pocket or over the table.... | |
 | Thomas Frere, Edmond Hoyle - 1857 - 358 sidor
...table, he loses a life. • 19th. If the striker's ball touch the ball he has to play at, he is then at liberty either to play at it or at any other ball...table, and it is not to be considered a foul stroke : in this case, however, the striker is liable to lose a life, by going into a pocket or over the table.... | |
 | George Frederick Pardon - 1857 - 190 sidor
...but if by that stroke he should pocket his own ball, or force it off the table, he loses a life. 20. If the striker's ball touch the one he has to play at, he is then at liberty either to play at it, or at any other ball on the table ; and it is not to be considered... | |
 | Michael Phelan - 1859 - 296 sidor
...the table, he loses a life. 19th. If the striker's ball touch the ball he has to play at, he is then at liberty either to play at it or at any other ball...table, and it is not to be considered a foul stroke : in this case, however, the striker is liable to lose a life, by going into a pocket or over the table.... | |
 | George Frederick Pardon - 1865 - 110 sidor
...but if by that stroke the player pocket his own ball, or force it off the table, he loses a life. 18. If the striker's ball touch the one he has to play...to play at it, or at any other ball on the table. 19. After making a hazard, if the striker take up his ball or stop it before it has done running, he... | |
 | William White (writer on billiards.) - 1865 - 154 sidor
...the table, he loses a life. 19. If the striker's ball touch the ball he has to play at, he is then at liberty either to play at it, or at any other ball...table, and it is not to be considered a foul stroke : in this case, however, the striker is liable to lose a life by going into a pocket or over the table.... | |
 | George Frederick Pardon - 1866 - 394 sidor
...the game, not to interfere with its progress. No paid Marker should be allowed to bet on the game.] XIX If the striker's ball touch the one he has to...play at it, or at any other ball on the table, and such stroke is not to be considered foul ; in such a case, however, the striker loses a Life by running... | |
 | H.G. Bohn - 1867 - 678 sidor
...the table, he loses a life. 19. If the striker's ball touch the ball he has to play at, he is then at liberty either to play at it or at any other ball...table, and it is not to be considered a foul stroke; in this case, however, the strikcr is liable to lose a life, by going into a pocket or over the table.... | |
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... ball, or force it off the table, the owner of that ball does not lose a life, and the ball... 
