... Several were hurled off the seats at the end with violence, and kicked passant to the door, while their hats formed temporary footballs, and, as the Protectionists wore stout boots generally, the effect must have been most unpleasant. Some free-traders showed ...

... the crowd. 44 Wall, now, I kin take brandy out of one end, and gin out of t'other. Do it, and you can take my head for a foot-ball, exclaimed the landlord. Jonathan coolly drew from his pocket a small gimlet, and bored a small hole in one end of the pipe ...

... folks, as they amused themselves in one of the greenest of green fields. Some jumped, others ran, and raced, and kicked the football, while others played at kiss-inthe-ring, a game which multiplied as the fun grew. The public were admitted after tea in ...

... Dirge— The Glories of our Birth and State, The Angler's Trysting Tree and No. 11, The Dream, God Speed the Plough, Foot-ball Song. The Afutical Timet, in addition to choice hymns, glees, &o. contain* interesting letter-prea* even to the general ...

... Government bas no major any great q nestion ; its Papal Aggression i kicked up an d down the house by the Irish | like a foot-ball ; its Budget will be ransac] turned inside out, with its vi: arious items rei rejected, at the political marat may cal upon ...

... retired into a large meadow, and various games and sports were commenced with the greatest vigour and goodwill, including football, leap-frog, kiss in-the ring, jumping, &c. About hall-past seven, a public meeting was held in the marquee, which was crowded ...

... not inebriates,” amused themsely ng that adjoining paddock—the males by renewing their you 1S more rather warm exercise of football and the ladies official chat and promenade, At a given summons the ons of assembled again under the tent and listened to ...

... the 17th inst., unlawfully entered the lawn of the Rev. 11. Cruppi, at Preston, and taken and carried away a bell, called a football, his properly.—They were lined Is 6a each. MONDAY. Joly 21st. Before W. F. Croome, T. W. C. Master. and W. H. Wilton, Esqrs ...

... Bennington, Mr. Joseph M. Powell, of Gloucester, to Roth Boom, eldest daughter of T. Miller, Esq. of Kennington-terrace, Football. Age. 21, at St. Mary's Church, Mr. J. B. Buckman, to Elba Burrows, daughter of the late Mr. J. Obey. Aug. 21, at Croathall ...

... lang syne of Bunts. Wally, or the Sceptic, is a work which at one time convulsed the whole of Germany, which became a football for the bandied reproaches of antagonistic parties in theology and politics, and which for that very reason, retains some ...

... A FOOTBALL MATCH was played on the Cheltenham College Ground, on Wednesday, between rival twenties of the Classical and Military departments of the institution, whose pupils have been, for the last year or two, exercising themselves in this once popular ...

... were thrust into his tartan socks. Whilst th episodes were goi the camp, roaring mult mon has now red coats were ple: ing at footbal! over the ss. The force thet officers do not put their shoulders to the wh des of foct and it hland officer, , 88 we passed ...