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... conjpofed whom they will, Ihou'.d.tnmely and with impunity be lulfered to raajce the happinelsof ten millioni ot Tubje&* their football. I am, Sir, Your well-wilkcr, - A. 2. Lo nt *- °h Dub. 8 i-Bth. , - 3 Dub. on Load. 6 y-Sths y. On reading the Poem of the ...
... greateft Concourfe of People upon the Ice near the Great-Bridge ever known in the Memory of Man, and Variety of Skaiting, Foot-Ball, &c. Several elegant Boaths were ereCted on the Ice, for the Sale of Lia quors, C.ree, Tea, &#c. The Evening concloded with ...
... accident happened in the parilh of Premnay, about fixteen miles from this place.——— Several young lads had met to play at foot-ball (being the day kept in the country for Faftcns-eve) and after their diverfion, adjourned to a publick houfe where a quarrel ...
... proclaimed here with great Solemnity. DUBLIN. _ . London Dublin 7 ...
... learn from PiTtnr.ay, about fixrcen miles from Aberdeen, that on Thuriday lail, fome rung lads had met together to play at foot-ball; having ad - jourced to a public houie,a quarrel enfued h.:twixt two of them Milne and Wilfon both fatted from their feats ...
... no Anfwer from the Boy, and the Noife ftill continuing, he looked out of his Hammock, and perceived the Tyger playing at Foot-Ball with Quamino's Head. The Caufe was this : The poor Boy had by fome Acci- dent, the preceding Evening, cut his Neck, which ...
... An{weT from the Boy, and the Noife ftill 'continuing, he looked out of his Ham-- mock, and perceived the Tiger playing at Foot-ball with Quammo'sHead. The Caufe was this : The poor Boy had A- vi* ld^ Rty the P re c«ling Evening, cut his Neck, which happened ...
... Anfwer from the Boy, and the Noife dill continuing, he looked out of his H-1-m--mock, and perceived the Tiger playing at Foot-Ball with Q2atniao's Head. The Caufe was this: The poor Boy had by fome Accident, the preceding' Evening, cut his Neck, which ...
... having no Anfwer from the Boy, and the Noife ftill continuing, he looked out of his Hammock, and perceived the Tiger playing Foot-ball with Head. The Caufewas thici The poor Boy had by fome Accident, the preceding Evening, cut his Neck, which happened tobleed ...
... tranfported for 7 years week in Scotland Kil Mifs Bradley county very lady fortune On aflembled at Weft Haddon pretence foot-ball committed great the damage of and upwards breaking polls and new burnt deftroy’d laft inform’d march’d and taken rioters ...
... from Wefl-Haddon in this county, that Thurfday and Friday la ft a treat number of people aifeinbied there, in order play a Foot-ball match, foon after meeting formed themfelves into a tumultuous mob, and pulled and burnt the fences defigned for the inclolure ...
... on, in this County, that on Thurfday and Friday laft a great Number of People being aflembled there, in order to play a Foot-ball Match, foon after meeting . formed themfelves into a tumultuous Mob, and pulled up and burnt the Fences defigned for the ...