Guineas

Forty Guineas is just forty guineas better than nothing, don't forget that: and I must endeavour to help you until you can walk alone.

Letter 323 2009

&c. I received Ten Guineas from the hand of my most zealous friend Sir C, which, with a handsome complimentary letter, came to his house for me, from H.R.H. the Duke of York. the letter I have now enclosed to Mr. Lofft; it will come back to your hand; send it to me again soon; don't deface it, &c.

Letter 32 2009

The Guineas was a bang-out meeting, with big crowds, but even that doesn't seem to be as well attended any more.

Britain's best-known bookie Barry Dennis quits after 40 years on track 2011

In May 2006, the Goldbergs auctioned a 1706 Queen Anne Five Guineas, which is NGC graded AU-58, for a reported $20,700.

Queen of British Gold is a Star of The Millennia : Coin Collecting News 2008

The beach is excellent, pleasantly diversified with crags; and there is a small outlying mass of rock known as the Guineas or

The Cornwall Coast

"There is no other three-year-old in the race, and I think the Guineas might be the hardest race to win on Super Saturday."

AustralianIT.com.au | Top Stories 2010

'They always say fifth in the Guineas is the ideal trial for the Derby and he wasn't far away in finishing sixth,' Kinane told Press Association Sport.

RTÉ News 2010

"He's perfectly entitled to be there and I know the Guineas was a bit of a disaster for us, but that's gone now and the horse is in great form," said Burke.

ireland.com Breaking News 2009

a tribe of negroes known as the Guineas, who would divulge any secret for a little whiskey or wheat bread; therefore I was afraid I would be betrayed.

From log cabin to the pulpit, or, fifteen years in slavery, b. 1848 1913

"Guineas"; they served to increase the reputation and prestige of the company.

The Journal of Negro History, Volume 4, 1919 Various