Cribbers [noun]

Cribber has a lovely home, and a devoted wife, who has long been one of my wife's best friends.

There's Cribber, for example, has become quite infatuated over the races, and loses no opportunity of going when the season is on.

The vote-cribber acknowledges the compliment by filling his glass and drinking to the Judge.

"Tom is about to leave us," says the old sailor, by way of diverting the vote-cribber's attention.

This admonition of the vote-cribber had a deeper effect on the feelings of the inebriate than was indicated by his outward manner.

That spark the vote-cribber had touched; and with that spark Tom resolved to kindle for himself a new existence.

Mr. Snivel winks the vote-cribber into a corner, and commences interrogating him concerning Mag Munday.

Mr. Snivel gives the vote-cribber's hand a warm shake, and turns to introduce his friend.

Having turned from George, and complimented the vote-cribber for his skill, he bids him good-night.

Tom has a vote, but declares he will not give it to the vote-cribber's party.