... AND THE MILITARY CALLED OUT. The authorities of Derby announced last week their determination not to permit the game of foot-ball to be again played in Derby, according to old custom, on Shrove Tuesday. The announcement was placarded very freely, and ...

... )erby several persons have been committed for trial for riot on Shrove Tuesday, and for attempting to carpon the came of foot-ball, after notice had been given for its suppression. The particulars the riot have been previously given in this journal. Death ...

... party. A jam at Templc-bar might be eternal, did not the police decide which of the nuisances was to give way. A game at football might render the highway impassable—Heaven knows how long—did not the same inestimable satellites of justice disperse them ...

... commercial marine; but which, the contrary, if abandoned to Denmark, would become, together with Denmark, nothing more than a football for the great continental powers, whi have interest iu watching over the straits of the Sound. this appeal one might observe ...

... motion, have been driven off, as occurred in this case—the engine, being a very heavy body, would not be driven off like football from train coming slowly upon it. The train would have been tumbled upon the engine, for it appears that the crush was not ...

... the barracks, such cricket (of which there excellent club, including many of the officers), racket*, quoits, skittles, and foot-ball; and in the evening every accommodation is afforded in the library for chess, draught*, and dominoes, where tea coffee is ...

... in danger. The murderer wiped his blood-stained knife, and attempted to escape, but was taken into custody. The old Gamb Football plated Derby, on Shrove Tuesday or Ash Wednesday, from time immemorial, has been declared to be illegal the authorities of ...

... full of prisoners, escorted by upwards of one hundred and fifty constables. DERBYSHIRE. DERBY FOOT-BALL.- There was no attempt to renew the game of foot-ball in this borough on Tuesday, and it may now be regarded as abolished. A troop of the 4th Dragoon ...

... Mr. R. Greenwood's Chesterfield, aged 10 Mr. Spearman r.d Faithless, 3 0 2 Mr. Jaques's Spur, 4 yrs 0 0 3 Mr. licadlam's Football, 2 0 Mr. R. Clifton's Hyperion/4 yrs .. 0 3 Mr. Johnstone's Enchantress, 4 yrs 3 Friday.—Two Y kar-Old Stakes, of 10 guineas ...

... of one Smith. Behind Smith's garden is an arcient close, called The campingground, which was formerly used for playing football, and across it there is a footpath leading through the churchvai f. to that part of the village where the prisoner CUritt ...

... disturbance. In this respect, Faenza is greatly indebted to its governor ; for in the evening of the 18th, at the Jeu du Ballon (foot-ball), several carabiniers who had joined the bystanders, molested the citizens , patrol, composed of twelve Swiss soldiers commanded ...

... evening: Dancing, cricket, quoits, trap-bat and ball, and rounders, whipping a ball out of a hole (six persons hooded), foot-ball, foot-races, donkey races, hopping match, hurdle races, jumping in sacks, blind-man'sbuff, leap-frog, long rope, follow my ...