... crept rather than walked to the I boundary, and squatted amongst the rest. They danced and sang for our amusement, plaved football with the seamen (who had not a chance with them), and displayed their skill shooting at a mark. Plover anchored in company ...

... than he crept rather than walked the boundary, and squatted smomtst the rest. They danced and sang for our amusement, played football with the seamen (wl o had not a chance with them), tad displayed their skill shooting a mark. Plover anchored in company ...

... he crept rather than walked to the boundary, and squatted amongst the rest. They danced and sung for our amusement, played football with the seamen (who had no ohance with them), and displayed their skill of shooting at mark. Plover anchored in company ...

... union, bad luck to it. poor father, (rest his soul) often told me that six hundred of them—(He was once weaver) used kick a foot-ball together on the green ; now the. few weavers we have are not to be found at the green, or the loom, but in the workhouse ...

... into his brain, that lit it up with every spay hies of erudi‘hion, from mathematics and the use 0' the globes, down to foot•ball and five-andforty. I wint the& the renege o' Vosther twice, and B i•iit.keepin• be Double-Enthry, says he to me one overdo' ...

... grievous bodily harm. Itn this case it appeared an argument arose between the prisoner and the prosecutor relative to a game of football; words becanie so high that blows were resorted to, anid the prosecutor, having been separated from the prisoner, took up ...

... statkiNg James Leyden with a knife. It appeared an argument arose between the prisoner and the prosecutor relative to a game of football; words became so high that blows were resorted to, and the prosecutor having been firparated from the prisoner, took up • ...

... stabbing James Leyden. In this case it appeared argument arose between the prisoner and the prosecutor relative to a game of football; words became so high that blows were resorted to, and the prosecutor, having been separated from the prisoner, took up a ...

... stabbing James Leyden with a knife. It appeared an argument arose between the prisoner and tbo prosecutor relative to • game of football; words biome so high that blows were resorted to, sad the proasooter haviiig been separated from the primmer, took ap a ...

... themselves in various ways both for health and exercise, and that they some time since did so with hockey, which was a game like football, and that they did so on Sundays and other days, and he admitted that be, did not regard one day more than another, but every ...

... and untrue, lie acknowledged that they bad discontinued the use of prayer, but not of worship ; and that they had played football, and other games, on Sundays. It was in consequence of the tember of his wife that she had been uncomfortable at the Agapemone; ...

... amuse ourselves in various ways, both for health and exercise, and we sometime since did so with hockey, which is a game like football, and that we did so on Sundays and other days; that I do not regard one day more another, but every day alike, and each clay ...