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... FOOT-BALL MATCH. A great foot-ball match takes places on Tues- day the 5th, at Carterhaugh, Ettrick forest, (a spot classical in minstrelsy,) betwixt the Ettrick men and the men of Yarrow; the one party, as we understand, backed by the Earl of Home, and ...
... FOOTBALL MATCH ?? . ? .. I .1 t - ? - . We mentioned -in our last the great foot- ball match which had been played on the exten sive plain of Carterbaugh, near the junction of the Ettrick and Yarrow; the greatest match at the ball which has taken place ...
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... Lee, wlso sbore the bell. 'Whipping a top out of a hole, by six yokels blindfoldedl, for a shoot- lng jac~ket; a game at football, by four of a side, with their legs tied fifteen incises spart, and their hands confined, for a cheese; boys eating rolls ...
... convicted as a rogue 'and vagabond, having attempted to pick the-pocket of a femiaile on Wednesday last, during the play of foot-ball. 'Committed' for two calendar months. ...
... beat Mri . Nash's fn b Lottie F Mr Diinkald's bk b Daintlese beat MDr W; Nash's bk b Cobweb DBUIDINi CcRSE - IDauntleosbeat Football, and won the takess. Mr C. Farnell's r b Fancy beat Mr Drinkald's r b Maria Day Pa~iGAREs.-Finish was by Mr Perkins' lid ...
... the bahelors. - After the usual rustic sports Of climbing soaped poles for a beaver bat, a jingling matchfor asmock frock, football with legs partially tied, eating hot rolls and treacle, &c., there was some excellent back-sword. ing between some of the ...
... cup. The HEADLEY STAKEs. Mr Collins's f d p Canteen beat Mr Perkins's r d Pickwick Mr C. Farnell's bk d Football . Mr W. Nash's bk b Crucifix Football beat Canteen, and won, after running a bye. LANARKSHIRE ANp- RENFREWSHIRE CLUB. The last general meeting ...
... removed from the ale-house (a very good thing in its way, and very useful to the poor when used properly ); cricket, quoits, football, and many other manly sports, were then enjoyments within the reach of the porer oiders of society, and brought them in contact ...