... servants, were lately convicted the Common-hall, in Sculcoatcs, before two Justices of the Peace, penalties, for playing foot-ball, at Sutton, on the Lord’s Day. Scticide Wednesday morning a man named Tormy, pensioner, was found suspended by a rope, from ...

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... person on the ice. The ring was several times broken by a ragged crew, who endeavoured to create confusion by means ofa wet foot-ball, which, was kicked and thrown about, till Mr. Greenlaw darted through the crowd, and seizing the foot-bail, skated off with ...

... ragged crew, who endeavoured to create confusion by means of a wet foot-ball, which was kicked and thrown about, till Mr. R EENLAW darted through the crowd, and seizing the foot-ball, skated off with it, and threw it into a part where the ice was broken ...

... provide.—Aped and Sports is stilt the watchword of the Romans, from the game called Moro, and the exercise of quoits and foot-ball (which were favourite diversions among the ancient Romans) to horseracing, and wading through inundated Pizza Navona in the ...

... provide.--Bread and Sports is the watchword of the Itoniana, from the game called More, • and the exercise of quoits and foot-ball (which were favourite diversions among the ancient Romans) to horseracing, and wading through inundated Pizza NIAVOna in ...

... displaying their strength, agility, and dexterity. Hunting, therefore, and bull-fighting, pitching the stone or the iron bar, foot-ball, bowling and nine pins, are among their favourite amusements. They are exce,edingly fond of music and dancing: and in the ...

... between two Illustrious IndiiidimU ; but uo mart rau feei more regret or indignation that lhat dilferei.ee should become Ihe foot-ball of Party, ora sort of rallying point for a discontented Demo- cracy. Sir, I am not surprised at (he maimer in whicb the Vie ...

... other parts of that county there are some' Pieces that will not pay for the getting in. .An Officer of the 19th-Regiment of Football put under an arrest at Winchester Barracks, and is to be tri e d by a*Court Martial. • Major Buchanan, of the Royal Engineers ...

... with white slreaiiiers attached,i which were displayed, perjury ! no bribery ! ’ &c. and which was afterwards convened into football, and literally torn pieces by the populace. The whole was conducted with the greatest order, and without the slightest d ...

... mnst unmercifully pelted with stones by the crowd, and on being taken down, the Green Bag was kicked about and played at football with in an adjoining field, for a considerable 'limne, which created an unexpected fund of diversion. The. fligy and Green ...

... in his) hand was hanging on a tree. After his Lordship's departure, the figure was stoned ; the green bag converted into a football, and after the populaee bad thus amused themselves for some tittle, the' remains of both were carried to Buller's.Green, ...