... are sigls Mountains coveted with SLobv, In tbe:foregrorni0, Captain Ross, Lieuteinant Parry, Sacelietise andtheCrews, 1,gat foot-bal' with she Natives oni the lcee. Admission, Frdint S8atb Is. 8d. Back' Seats, ii3.d .S- scriptou Tickets, for one month-_ ...

... high Mountains covered with Snow—lti the foreground, Captain Rosa, Lieutenant Parry, Saecheuse. and the Crews playing at foot-ball with the Natives on the Ice. Admission, Front Seats, Is. Bd. Back Seats, lOd Subscription Tickets, for one Month, not tr ...

... crimson colour, DeninNg Which a ‘ountains covered with Soow.—In the foreground, ¢ 4 lieutenant rary, saccceuse, au the Urews 8 foot-ball with the Natives on the Ice. Admision— Front Seats, }s. 8:.—Back Seats, sription Tickets, for One Month, not transferable ...

... and Sea-Bears—but wbove all, the y bave |resque and curious view of the first interview the Natives, and of the game .of football » bis i mn the ice, gives a species of reality to the scene, whi it des could scarcely have imagined, before we saw i is ...

... and Sea- Bears—but above all, the picturesque and curious view of the first interview with the Natives, and of the game of football on the ice, gives a species of reality to the scene, which we could scarcely have imagined, before we saw it. We can conceive ...

... mob is allowed to assemble here every Sunday, even during divine service, for the purpose of boxing, wrestling, kicking foot-ball, &c. The noise, riot, blasphemy, and obscene language, (not to mention personal danger,) has rendered residence in the vicinity ...

... to follow then: several m ‘Wittiam whose which bas fortuaately ditherto su between the, dide: TENS | be that there wes no: football, or other: ne Out; thave any. ill-will ‘end ft appearitig to that ifax assembling, on the contrary, the dangerous his th ...

... very Papers that nothing was so dispirited, broken, weak, and mean the present Opposition. They were really nothing but a foot-ball for loyal people kick at, and especially devoid any hold ii» the Country, The oracle that we have quoted a)rove, tells us ...

... was. however, opposed by Sir William Macartney, and John Cassidy, E-q„ who stated the illegal meetings to Ik nothing than foot-ball matches, practised as an innocent recreation from time immemorial. Lord Cloncurry implored the Meeting Is give credit to ...

... 1170 acres, or thereabouts, siniutc. lying, and being in the King’s County; and also ail and those-, the town land Lands football, and Hie Island thereunto belonging; DrumUhard, Cloncouse, Derrynaseer, Olori-beg, Mona, more, Loutjhhill, Dcrrenasigh, imsallagb ...

... without success. Surely, there be some mode whereby those evils should medietl. The scenes exhibited on the Day, by kicking of foot-ball, throwing cats, and the most opprobious cursing oil swearing, is truly disgraceful to such a citv ' Your insertion of the ...

... 1170 acres, thereabouts, situate, lying, and being the King's County; and also all that and those, the Town and Lands of football, and the Island thereunto belonging; Urumlabard, Cloneouse, Derrynasccr, Cloriobeg, Gloriamore, Loughhill, Derrenasigh, ...