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vivers

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vi´vers    (vē´vẽrz)
n. pl.1.Provisions; victuals.
I 'll join you at three, if the vivers can tarry so long.
- Sir W. Scott.
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CAPTION(S): PROUD DAY: Hutton Rudby player Malcolm McNulty is presented with his award by league president Bill Vivers after winning the singles title, a first for his club
Win places McNulty in the history books; Bowls by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
Dick Vivers and I were taking a nap in our head-to-head bunks in the living compartment.
TALES FROM THE A/A CRUISER OAKLAND'S FORWARD FIREROOM by William Phelan / Sea Classics
Thomas, who is from Aberdare, won the Oneida Vivers National Grade C Championships by close on two seconds.
Heaven's above and there's no doubting Thomas by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
 
 
 
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