Hawker

One who hawks, or offers goods for sale by outcry in the street; a huckster; a peddler; as, a hawker of songs. "I saw my labors... bawled about by common hawkers."-Swift. [A.S. hafecere .] A falconer. Hawkesbury, (hawks'ber-e,) a village of Pre scott co., prov. of Ontario, on the Ottawa river, about 60 m. E. of Montreal. Pop . (1897) about 2,100. Hawkesbury Island, an island of British North America, on the Pacific coast, Lat. 53° 30′ N., Lon. 129° W. Hawk'ey,n. (Games.) See HOCKEY. Hawk Eye, in Iowa , a village of Des Momes co. Hawk'-eyed, a . Having a keen, penetrating eye; po e ing of vision; Havelock, in North Carolina, a post-village of Craven co., about 17 miles S.S.E. of Newbern. Havelock, in Pennsylvania, a former post-office of Washington co.