... Abilities ! Letters from Chester advise, that at Six o' Clock Prayers at the Cathedral on Christmas Morning, the Mob kick'd a Foot-Ball in the broad Isle at the Beginning of Divine Service, and about the Middle of it went into the Choir, abus'd and pull'd the ...

... except The Grub-street Journal, I shan't mind any of them but that for the future.--- All the Windows that were broke at Foot-ball the last Winter, I am as well assured, as I can be of any Thing, which I did not see, were broke by No-body.* * But I can't ...

... out Trade, fa iroien fo hard, that all manner of Diverfions are daily purfued (hereon; as, Sliding, Jumppirig, Running, Foot-ball, Drelfuigof Meat, , n d felling all kind of liquors in Tents; and is like _ Fair, by the continual Concourfe of People of ...

... Insolence of the Cryer, who, just as Mr. Rogers was going to Preach, cryed, ' A Dozen Pair of ' Gloves to be play'd for at Foot-Ball, on the same Spot 'of Ground, by any Persons that thought fit to enter them- ' selves ; ' but for this Piece of Assurance ...

... Daughter* Seaton , On Wcdncfday lall two young Men, belonging to the Clalshotifes, were convifled before Henry Eden, for playing Football on the Firth-green, lad Sunday Afternoon, during the Time of Divine Service, aod fined 31. each, which was given the Chu ...

... out of breath, and have almoft 101 l their force of biting.—“ So have I known crafty glazier, in time of froft, procure a foot-ball, to draw into the ftreets the emulous chiefs of the robull youth. The tumid bladder bounds at every kick, burfts the with“ ...

... liejjions : s. d. *. d. Wheat 5 I ol,s ~ Rye 4 3 I White pras 4 fi Parity • j ditto 3 Malt 1 Bean-. 40 Rafter Monday great match foot-ball was play’d on Miltield plain, near Wooler, a party young men from Doddington, and another from Ch.itton, which afforded fine ...

... axe refuelled t$ take l»wti.e «7A Jdj, Tj -et Piintcr of tb* Nkwcastle Chrokscle. Anti PRO and CON. _f t «o to ooe odds at foot-ball, how much greater 1 odds (comparatively /peaking) ef twenty of meeting for a tornpike-road ?—lf have been weighed— tl«e matter ...

... reward, —See nivtrtiftment. I • A few days ago, Whitfield, m the county Northumberland, a company of roung men were playing foot-ball, when one of them received ftrohe, which unfortunately was the occafion of his dea'h. Tlif beautiful Cow, which excited the ...

... bean upon tatjtta a province of Ulfter, bed made potafoe diggtog, rcapfpl inter Heath, elfo paffe ger, rrcejved ing of corn, football matchea, Ae. the aaenChle coo'ufion apoa the Aouldcr. The Preacnfo fofered prctcita for pvrpofu of enneegted treefon ( end ...

... Stobart, Esq. coroner, and ?? a most atteutive aid patient investigation, the jury rcturncd a verdict of Accidentai relrath. A foot-ball matchl for ten pounds was played upon Warkworth moor onl Whit-Monday, betwcen 8 young rteyn of Warkworth and 8 of Acklington ...

... his hand.was hangidg on a tree.sI After his lordship's departure, tlte figure was .stonedi; the green bag. converted into a football, and after the populare had thus,-armused themselves for some time, the remnains of. both were carried .t 'Buller's Green ...