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... poor animal considerable distance with cord, and when it could no further, the inhuman monster kicked it before him like foot-ball. A gentleman stopped the fellow, and remonstrated on the cruelty of his conduct. This interference produced a volley of oaths ...
... the given time. ' Eight young men were last wee'k convicted Horncaslie inthe penalty 4s. 4d. each, and costs, for playing foot-ball the Sabbath-day; a few days after five young women -fined the same magisfrate> for a similar oftVnce. Pugilism.—A most determined ...
... worthy the consideration those who are zealous for the credit ot Vaccination, whether prudenct might not dictate to let the foot-ball drop, recollecting that prejudices . are never successfully opposed as by treating them with silence sound policy having ...
... must provide. Bread and. Sports still the watchword of the Romans, from the game called Mura, and the exercise of quoits and football, (which were favourite diversions among the ancient Romans,) to horse-racinj, and wading through the inundated Piazza in ...
... at Scull Cr,.., at baltpast tea. Mr. DA MEV 's Hortsus, meet Friday, Feb 2, at Canon Froonte Lodge. Monday, the btb, at !football Wood. edot.d..y, the ill. at Tibberton %allege, and Friday, the 9tb, at Wolutvlow rump, at ten. lbe Hatbox and Colwell Hounds ...
... enswo-onnat, viotsaller, March 16, M. April 20. Sole ! Messrs. and Cony., Bash-lase, Canoga-street, Leadoo. T. sod J. Genßyer, Football, corn factors. March 15,16, Apnlllo. Sol. Mr. Beverley, Gartlea-court, Temple. W. Nash. St. j re, las-dealer, March 13, 20 ...
... sum of 1500/. understand, was offered bail for him, but refused. One day last week, boy about years of age, was playing at foot-ball, near Hawick, he fell over a high into the liver which flows beneath, and sunk. A dog belonging to his father, of the boll-dog ...
... Rev. J. sad Mrs. Ord, Rev. A. Tamer, Rev. B. Little, Rev. C. Heashavre, Rev. Mr. Hicks, Mr. sad Mrs. Shaw, Mr. sod Mrs. Footballs, Mr. sad Mn. Thomas, Mr. sad Mrs. Lediard, Mr.sad Mrs. Bircb, Mr. Broom sad family, Mr. Gres, Mr. S. Digby, Mr. Walliogfard ...
... Durham, Mr. Bayley, Mr. J. Pearl, Mr. T.Soatt, Mr. Illiddlemist, Mr. Lisghaws, Mr. Currie, Mr. W. D. Martin, Mr. G. Lowe, Mr. Football, Mr. Williams, Mr. G. Williams. Mr. Garrett, Mr. G. Browse. Mr. Lambert. Mr. Sispheasos, Mr. Sketchley. Mr. Read, Mr. Gerald ...
... trial.â?? Joseph Matthews, Daniel Mills, Chat. Allen, Joseph Shepherd, and Thomas Cook, ordered to pay costs for playing at football on Sunday the in>t.â?? Edwin Calmer, fined 2*. and costs for profane swearing.â??Several persons convicted in penalties ...
... mischance you should happen to fall, There are many things worse than a tumble on heather, And life is itself but a game at foot-ball Disappointed of Mrs. Waylett and Mr. Yates's Entertainments, owing to the illness of the lady, which prevented her e °ming ...
... intonse ; and Mr. Limas was neeordiegly fined Is. and costri.-C. lt4leil, W. Wartime, mad G. Nest., contacted of pl. in! at football. and tres• pascal( i t a field helooging to Mr. Jordan, during church. Scads,, were fined 3s. Id. emelt and creits.-John ...