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These leather jugs were commonly called black jacks, and the larger ones were bombards.
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In mediæval England leather black jacks, cups, and flagons withstood the rough usage of those roisterous times.
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The strong beer was broached, and the black jacks went plentifully about with toast, sugar, nutmeg, and good Cheshire cheese.
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He fell prone as the heavy black jacks descended upon his head, muffled in the hood of his "dreadnaught."
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His reverence cut up the ham into slices as formal as his creed, while old Matthew poured out the contents of two huge black jacks.
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And all at once there were two Black Jacks, not one.
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The Black Jacks have made New Zealand lawn bowling history on Christchurch's Burnside green.
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Wilson Toffees - Black Jacks While not entirely the same, Black Jacks are similar to our classic Wilson's Toffees.
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And Nick was going to be part of the combined team that would either succeed where the Black Jacks had failed or die trying.