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... A MATCH at FOOT-BALL, Between ASH TON LEVER. Efqj And the TOWNSHIPS Middleton, Blakely, Preftwich, AGAINST, CAPTAIN AYTOUN, (Of (be Royal Manchester Volunteers) And the TOWNSHIPS of Rochdale, Royton, Oldham, For ico GUINEAS. To begin Twelve o’clock, WtimtJU’i ...
... SUBMISSION. Whereas Sunday the *x»h «>i Noretrhtp, lull. GEORGE GREGORY wa*. *c!i a nt-yoang men, playing football in bet«wn. (Sip *nj Pvron the cnnllaliio it the {aid tnwurtiip, in very proper m--irg lupptrf* lu.h indecent wicked conduit, unjaddiab ...
... movement; and the maxim the Parthian* of old, w ill recollect was, conquer flying; our retreat is our victory.” Yours, PETER FOOTBALL. TALE, /.' Tin: I Will STFIIXE. * friend,’ laid f, have nothing to give you.’—Phi* to an old man coveted with rags, who had ...
... for three months. About four o'clock on Saturday morning last, the back premises of Mr. John Brocklebaitk, the sign ofthe Foot-Ball, in the Market-Place, Kendal, were discovered to be on fire, and the engines being found out of repair, the most serious ...
... being used to render them comfortable during their stay, and to merit their future patronage. A GREYHOUND WHELP CAME to the Football Inn, in Kendal, a few weeks ago, and though at- tempts have been made to drive it away, it still re- mains there. *§* The ...
... his and runs off.) At a flourish the wasid, the Monarchs roll heels over head off the stage; the kicking them about like foot-balls. a second flourish, the of the Escurial rises view; Columbine appears at window, beckoning to Harlequin the Clown stoops; ...
... d, wee lately convicted before Sir J. W.Gordon, Bart, at Sleaford, and paid ihe penalty of 3s. 4d. aacb, for playing at foot-ball on the Sab- bath Mr. B. Walsh, who had obtained about IG.OOCI. from Sir Thomas Plomer, as mentioned in our last, was taken ...
... by public advertisement, awarded' to the best wrestler. Abont twenty years ago, I well remember be- ing a spectator of a foot-ball match in the neigh- bourhood of London, ugreed lobe played between ten young men from Cumberland, and ten from Westmorland ...
... more than six years. ‘ Fourteen boys wer e week fined 3s. 6d, at Blackburn, by the Rev. T. D. Whitaker, L mK for playing at foot-ball on the sabbath day. ‘There ‘are now growing in a garden in the neigh. of a moderate size. bourhood-of Blackburn, a second ...
... morning. Fourteen boys were last week fined 3s. 6d. each, at Blackburn, by the Rev. T. D. Whitaker, L. L. D. for playing at foot-ball on the Sabbath day. Committed to our Castle since our last re- port .-—Thos. Rawsthome, antl John Walker, for burglariously ...
... On the 24th uit. seventeen young men, in the parish of Scawby, were convicted, by the Magistrates at Brfgg, of playing at foot-ball on the Sabbath-day, and were seutenced to pay a fine of 3s. 4d, each, or to be put in the stocks for three hours. One of ...