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... poor animal considerable distance with cord, and when it could no further, the inhuman monster kicked it before him like foot-ball. A gentleman stopped the fellow, and remonstrated on the cruelty of his conduct. This interference produced a volley of oaths ...
... hour of Eleven in the Foienoun, each of the last mentioned Hays, at the Dwelling-Ffouse John Spencer, known by name of the football Inn, in the city of ; and make lull discovery and disclosure of his Estate and Effects; when and where the Creditors ;.ie ...
... and selling at his own stall during the same clay.—H m. Rirhy, apprentice, aged was convicted profanation the playing at foot-ball, un Sunday evening, in College-Green, and sentenc to 14 days imprisonment. , . The repeated thunder s torn, during the ...
... Toleradon. A certain writer, who had perhaps too much levity, had however said with some trutli, that religion was like foot-ball. if let alone, no one took notice of it; but if it was once kicked, ♦here were always fools or knaves enough to kick and ...
... in future, such offensive liberties :hay also, large of young Men and Boys, have annoyed the Inhabitants I.) playing at Foot-ball there, running against those Who have a right walk there, and oftiiilUng them profane and improper language, it is requested ...
... the given time. ' Eight young men were last wee'k convicted Horncaslie inthe penalty 4s. 4d. each, and costs, for playing foot-ball the Sabbath-day; a few days after five young women -fined the same magisfrate> for a similar oftVnce. Pugilism.—A most determined ...
... danger. Eight young men were last week convicted at Homcaitle in the penalty of 3s. id. each, and costs, for playing al foot-ball on Ihe Sab- bath-day ; a few days after five young women were fined by the same magistrates for a simi- lar offence. COMMERCIAL ...
... friend. Eight young men were last week convicted at , Horncastle the penalty of 3s. 4d. each, and costs, for playing at foot-ball on the Sabbath-day. The Debtors and other prisoners in the county gaol of Wilts offer their thanks to the Right Rev. rhe ...
... be the bank of Colchester.—Death* Eight young men and five young women were lately lined at Barney, Lincoln, for playing football on a Sunday. Fire.—About two o'clock this morning a most alarming fire was discovered in Denmark-street, St. Giles's, which ...
... or t D’ W before his transmitted approbation of party a fresh be but of a power crown is be its certain number A great foot-ball took on at Carterhaugh spot classical in betwixt Etterick men one as we understand backed by the and Scott esq sheriff supplied ...
... Pleafures of Meme Rambler Idler, Plutarch’s | and Pope. AMU: 1. The leaft expentive ar rally the beft, as they do n Cricket, foot-ball, or any amufements, if you can air &. Never lay bets, Nev D The firft is prayer; alw: The fecond is to*your r Never buy any ...