... fotr playing at foot-ball. 11. W. Ilartley.-Am clell; to Mr. 10olton, who is clerk to tile magistrates at Coliie. Was present in Ihe olliee when infnrmation was lodged for a warrant against James Wilkin - son, for playing at foot-ball. In pursuance of ...

... sixpence and costs, on Saturday last, for play- ing at foot-ball, in a field, in Penwortham, on the river side. The proprietor of the field had summoned him, as his grass had suffered considerably from foot-ball parties. Lieutenant Barlow, of the Royal Engineers ...

... called Mr. Walker, the rector's steward, who laid the damages at one penny. The'defendant admitted the fact of kicking the foot-ball on the ground, and stated that he had conceived that he had aeright to do so. He produced the following letter from Joseph ...

... to pick the landlady's pocket, and some farm labourers in the house attacked me, knocked me down, and kicked me like a foot-ball. I should have been killed but for a young farmer who came up: I was laid up for a long time after- wards. I knew several ...

... Thomasson, Esq., to Lever Church. A large open space, consisting of 15 or 16 statute acres will be set apart for cricket, foot-ball, and other healthy sports; and in addi- tion to tle wailk about the grounds, there will be a de- lightful stroll along the ...

... wee one of four 'men who 'at- tacked the prosecutor on the dlay n quostioa in Beckwith- , stcet, kcking him about like s football, as described by ,.one 0f the wtusies, the prisoner being seen to kick him : ab4 at the head aud faee in a most brutal manner ...

... advanced review order and gave a double salute. The drill being oonclnded, some of the members tho cor engaged In racing football, and other athletic sports. Ample refresh-' ments, consisting of cold beef, bread and chceee, &o. with the addition exoellent ...

... were re- galed with coffee and buns; after which they enjoyed themselves vith different kind of games, such as cilicket, football, &c., until between eight and nine o'clock, when all the parties separted, highly pleased with the after- noon's recreation ...

... The parade ground shall made use of exdasively by the members of tie brigade, either honorary or effective, for cricket, football, and other games ; ifc is also proposed add a gymnasium to the storehouse, which shall also be lor tbe sole use of the honorary ...

... on the Sunday and playing football in the park, but this was immediately stopped by the polloe. The question was discussed by the committee, and, although he dissented from the proceedings, a resolution wa3 oome to that football should prohibited on all ...

... of the decimal system amounts to f 10,582,460,172f. A number of English gentlemen living in Paris have lately organised a football club, to which are r to be added athletic indoor exercises of a gymnastic 1 character. At Madrid, it appears, the savings ...

... by Mr. and Mrs. Walker. The scholars unmediately entered into the enjoyment of such rural sports as dancing on the green, football, running, leaping, skipping, and swinging. At balf-past tweve o'clock the drum beat for dinner, which bad been set out under ...