Crossword-Solution: WAGERERS 8 letters, 4 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 12

Lord Mountford bets Sir John Bland twenty guineas that Nash outlives Cibber.' 'How odd,' says Walpole, 'that these two old creatures, selected for their antiquities, should live to see both their wagerers put an end to their own lives! Cibber is within a few days of eighty-four, still hearty, and clear, and well.

Among many other things which your own Experience must suggest to you, it will be very obliging if you please to take notice of Wagerers.

Great Britain was an empire of wagerers she knew; they wagered for and against every conceivable thing which had its dependence on chance.

Through it, also, they took in a nice business of telephone bets from wagerers too busy to get in to make them in person.

Then I used to jump up on the railing and say ‘I’ll take money!’ I used to get a lot of punters round in a minute by shouting the odds.” How many readers will call out, “Much ado about nothing.” “What harm,” they will ask, “can the small wagers of a crowd at a Manchester cycle-race possibly do to Sport?” I reply that these wagers do the very _gravest_ harm, not perhaps to the wagerers, but to real Sport itself.