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... A MATCH at FOOT-BALL, Between ASH TON LEVER. Efqj And the TOWNSHIPS Middleton, Blakely, Preftwich, AGAINST, CAPTAIN AYTOUN, (Of (be Royal Manchester Volunteers) And the TOWNSHIPS of Rochdale, Royton, Oldham, For ico GUINEAS. To begin Twelve o’clock, WtimtJU’i ...
... FOOTBALL. At TK9RP LE SOKEN !■ the Covnty «r E«V«. «ICE. A Match FOOT BALL wtil Ami .played l*«r Ten Oulrt gratie, by any Twenty »ha men. To tegtp prcciCdy at o'clock. ...
... fituation, infinitely more grateful to a Thane—tay, it were Parnatlus in comparifon. The renovation of the manly foorts of Foot-ball ai with the chace of another Pi which will certainly be exhibited on Mr. Magee’s retu from Belfaft, on that ground, give ...
... few fhillings. Yefterday morning an extraordinary match of football took place at Dunftable-downs, in Bedfordfhire; a young gentle- taan took the hill for 200 guineas, eleven of the belt football players in the country, which was decided in his favour, ...
... mercy’s intermingled rays ! Oh | wond’rous lenity ! for man defign'd, Ap frail by nature, obftinate and blind— Temptation’s football, wily Satan's prey, And led by ev’ry paffing breeze away. There fhall no anzious cares difturb our reft, No headlong paffions ...
... but laft night in my face went the candle. SWi a fcolding for ever, no tongue cam expreft, She makes the room echo, like football, no peace -, Now and then, nay \is often, my head lie will comb In a terrible manner i thui fuffer! poor Tons. She all company ...
... laft a melancholy accident happened on Hampton Court Green: as Quarter-mafter Colllon, of the 16th Light Horfe, was kicking foot-ball, he tripped up, and falling with his breaft on a lump of ice or congealed fnow, was killed dead on the fpot. It is remarkable ...
... CllllOll of their will antwer every expec. tat ion. a,.41 its trail,. May 16 FOR SALE. A YOUNT uf BREVIER, hail worn; aboat football/ dred weight. Enquire at the Office of the 01 the United State'', No. 11;0 Cl.efnut-fleett. Jufl Arrived, In the Stow Bof:oo ...
... Lightning • but con tinuingfome Seconds, quickly turned m)felt round, and great Ball of Fire(appar*ntly about the Sue of common Football) defending from the Heavens. _ Diregion was N. E. its Motion much like what is vulgarly called the /hooting a Stir. vanifhed ...
... no Anfwer from the Boy, and the Noife ftill continuing, he looked out of his Hammock, and perceived the Tyger playing at Foot-Ball with Quamino's Head. The Caufe was this : The poor Boy had by fome Acci- dent, the preceding Evening, cut his Neck, which ...
... teli, Th ar«r - t Have wounded all curing. mecieri. Her was the prettieft fe'l ny Tarn dodtus erat nemo y.i\> t\ia.yuc\ football or at cricket, ' Vel i vel bacilli Ua.vrcc.Sxu ta£r» A hunting, chace, cr nimble, race, Curfu pedellri vel Cot's-plut, how ...
... and Manflaughter upon the Body of George Twigge, at Afhford in this County. It is faid to have happened in a Quar- rel at Foot-Ball. We are informed that one Samuel Roberts, a Whipthong-maker of Nottingham, who was Planet-ftruck fome Time ago, (which deprived ...