... to pedestrians, and that a level portion be allocated for athletic and manly amusements, such as archery, golf, quoiting, football, bowling, &c. Around this pink should be one or more cheaply constructed buildings set apart for bath rooms, reading rooms ...

... or not, a cry of “A hat, a hat!” was at once raised, the unlucky wearers surrounded, their chapeaux knocked off and made footballs of by the rabble. If the owners attempted to regain possession of their beavers, or dared to strike the blackguards who assailed ...

... or not, a cry of A hat, a liat'. was at once raised, the unlucky wearers surrounded, their chapeaux knocked off and made footballs of by the rabble. If the owners attempted to regain possesaion of eheir beavers, or dared to strike the blackguards who assailed ...

... Cold, Hot, and Shower Baths. A Playground, of several acres in extent, adjoins the House, giving ample room for Cricket, Football, &c.. t r Further' partie'ulars' and references'to former Pupils, who are now in the Church, the Army, at the Bar, or in ...

... Cold, Hot, and Shower Baths. A Playground, ofseveral acres in extent, adjoins the House, giv ing ample room for Cricket, Football, &c. Further particulars and references to former Pupils, who are now in the Church, the Army, at the Bar, or in Business ...

... spacious bowling-green opposite the inane where they indulged for upwards of an hour in a variety of exciting sports, including football, racing, jingoring, They afterwards took a stroll through the grounds, visiting the kitchen and flower garden., with their ...

... and Shower Baths. A thi Playground, of several acres in extent, adjoins the House, giving Ax d ample rootn-for Cricket; Football, &c. - &C Further particulars and references to former Pupils, who Ne are now in the Church, the Army, at-the Bar, or in ...

... so picturesq' ly described at the time Lancashire Tories, at by one Francis to the however, inti- his constitutional fi football that both crown and skull cat the ase. ta, revolution in pot s stop the said P. is now the prime pillar of the the throue ...

... Cold, Hot, aid Shower Baths. A Phiiyground, of several acres in extent, adjoins the House, 4 giving ample roomn for Cricket, Football, & c. . 'Further particulars and references to former Pupils, who are. now in the Clinicli, the Ai'iy, at thes Bar, or in ...

... Cold, lIot, and Sltover Baths. A Ploygroitud, of several acres ilt extent, adjoins the House, givitg nmple room for Cricket, Football, &c. Further partioulars and references to former Pupils, who ate now in the Cthurch, the Army, at the Bar, or in Business ...

... lot, and Shower Baths. A I Playground, of several acres in extert, adjoins the House, 42 giving ample room for Cricket, Football, &c. - Further particulars and references to former Pupils, who are now in the Church, the Army, at the Bar, or in Business ...

... with conical ends, which they could not grasp. Though they weighed eighty pounds each, they had been tossed about like foot.balls. An alcohol-case, strongly iron -bound, was dashed into small fragments, and a tin case of liquor mashed and twisted almost ...