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... being used to render them comfortable during their stay, and to merit their future patronage. A GREYHOUND WHELP CAME to the Football Inn, in Kendal, a few weeks ago, and though at- tempts have been made to drive it away, it still re- mains there. *§* The ...
... his and runs off.) At a flourish the wasid, the Monarchs roll heels over head off the stage; the kicking them about like foot-balls. a second flourish, the of the Escurial rises view; Columbine appears at window, beckoning to Harlequin the Clown stoops; ...
... horsemen, we3l armed and appointed. l $64, there was a> great frost, and the Dee was frozen over, so- that the people played at foot-ball tl»ereon. 1 It) 1569, great part of the new quay was built. 1J74, a plague began Chester, but God of bis mercy staiifl his ...
... last Benjamun Sorsbie, Esq. was elected an alderman of the corporation of Newcastle. Amongst the most dexterous at the late football play, between Hedon and Preston, which always takes place the Sunday before Magdalen fair, were two Aldermen of Hedon, and ...
... d, wee lately convicted before Sir J. W.Gordon, Bart, at Sleaford, and paid ihe penalty of 3s. 4d. aacb, for playing at foot-ball on the Sab- bath Mr. B. Walsh, who had obtained about IG.OOCI. from Sir Thomas Plomer, as mentioned in our last, was taken ...
... building-yard of Mr. James Hird, at Liverpool. She is called the GEMINI ; built for Capt. William Sim, of Maryport. annual foot—ball match, Working* ton, was hioft warmly contefled laft Tuefday afternoon. After a long and feverc conflict, the prize was won ...
... riband, which decorand the cosiquer.w. he rrst of the day was spent in carousing, and in athletic exercises, consisting of foot-ball notate% pitching the bar. wrestling for belts, and foot races. Bidden weddings are still remembered in the mountainous parts ...
... discovered.' Eight young men were last week convicted at Horncastle in the penalty of 3s. ; each, and costs, for playing at foot-ball on the Sabbath-day ; a few days after, Jive young ho:urn were fined the same magistrates for a similar offence. Mrs. Bourne ...
... hayt net, without exception of sex or ape! —tight young men and five young women fined at Barney, Lincoln, for playing at foot-ball a Sunday.—A vej ry general reduction took place last week throughout the metropolis, the price of per- J ter—now sd. d 5 ...
... and five ti'o/rtcn were haughty Conqueror, and paved the way for those fined at Barney, Lincoln, for playing ~ , , i- - foot-ball a Sunday. transactions which have hrtgotened the lace oi i , . ~ â?¢ expeHces of late illumination at Livcrthe ...
... not dear; 'tis I must snuff it, And out it goes Shakespeare. Yes, Boney, you might still have hurl'd, And kick'd about your football world, Without chance of falling; But when yon trampled on the round. No wonder its elastic bound Should quickly lay you ...
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