catchpole

I do not blame her so much, though, as I do that wretch of a Catchpole.

Mr. Catchpole, this assumes a very—I may say—painful aspect.

You can tell Mr. Catchpole his master wishes to see him here.

They were all immediately informed that a catchpole was housed.

If that's all right, Mr. Catchpole will give you your agreement.

The administration of justice occupied a horde of officials, from the Justice down to the Catchpole.

The name she had chosen was Catchpole; and it still survived as an identifying force, if called on.

You must know, that he that made the escape and the catchpole are a couple of ancient friends and pot-companions.

Catchpole, the landlord of a small inn, two miles from the Dingle, and not far from Willenhall in Staffordshire.

They arrested that Catchpole: they led him to the place where he had offended: and there they made an example of him.