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... Wis. Mr. Was, Woraroolos. Mr. Cow whirr. W. Wiwi; Loom. Mr. Nolitwool. Mr. Choutos, John towel Wis. jobo Torobill. Duro. football. Usti. Mill. ani h. Crwrowir. fasaais Doom Clarke. Long'ord. Marry, cork. Haorpows, Korisid.Lims. S.c. Me. Fwd. Taw . MA ...
... roatted whole, fer the particular Ee tertainmer Bander Mafic 20 Gentlemen, with their poo ‘ing, Cudgel- is alfo provided, with Foot-ball, refl ord North, playing, &c.”— Diliington is the Seat « “ne Committee for the Relicf of the Rebel Prifone: have hada Letter ...
... phaetons had tbeir heads and manes decorated with blue and buff favour. The other amufemeuts the day confiftcd of I. A game »t foot-ball, eleven on each fide, inhabitants of for five guineas. 11. A gam* at ftool-ball, by young women, eleven on a fide, for the ...
... charcoal flame, With chattering teeth and ague cold, -Scarce thy (baking (ides hold, Whilft thou draw'lt the deep cough out; foot-ball's noify rout, Tumult loud and boilf'rous play, T'he dang'rous flide, the fuow-ball fray. But come, tlion genial fon fpring ...
... fifliermen were filhing half a league from land, in a fair day, there fell down from the air, a ftone about the bignefs of a foot-ball: fell in theiridll of the boat, and fprung a leak in it; to the great hazard of the lives of the men who were it. The ftone ...
... fifhermen were fifhing half a league from land, a fair day, there fell down from the air, a ftone about the bignefs of a foot-ball! fell in the midft of the boat, and fprung it; to the great hazard of the lives' of the nieji who were in it. The ftone was ...
... ifftied tor the prevention ot large afftmblies of people* who, in the province of Ulfter potatoe digging, reaping of corn, football matches, &c. the oftenfible pretexts for purposes concealed ■ treafon ; and the next~meafure in courfe was the proclamation ...
... them, it a matter of moft ferious import with others. It is not queftion that (hould be darted tokick about like political foot-ball. On Monday, in the Houfe of Commons, an Irift Member moved for a new writ for an Irlflt Borough, the prefect Members for ...
... where exempt from the payment of toft. Seventeen young men were Utfly before the magiftrates, at Stockport, playing at foot-ball on the Sabbath-day, and in the fum of 3 ». 44, «i-h, A poor toft labourer lately-»plied a lady for her intereft to be admitte ...
... without a heart's ikj better than a log of wood ; but are all hea-t, my boys. \Ve are-men, and are not kicked about like footballs French slaves,heeded-by littie Corslcan braggadocio. ■ 5f Patrick—Why, Orotlfcr Jack, what a damnable monster rfiisy must ...
... horsemen, we3l armed and appointed. l $64, there was a> great frost, and the Dee was frozen over, so- that the people played at foot-ball tl»ereon. 1 It) 1569, great part of the new quay was built. 1J74, a plague began Chester, but God of bis mercy staiifl his ...
... discovered.' Eight young men were last week convicted at Horncastle in the penalty of 3s. ; each, and costs, for playing at foot-ball on the Sabbath-day ; a few days after, Jive young ho:urn were fined the same magistrates for a similar offence. Mrs. Bourne ...