... On the 24th uit. seventeen young men, in the parish of Scawby, were convicted, by the Magistrates at Brfgg, of playing at foot-ball on the Sabbath-day, and were seutenced to pay a fine of 3s. 4d, each, or to be put in the stocks for three hours. One of ...

... destroyed. On the 24th ult. seventeen young men, in the parish Seawby, were convicted by the Magistrates at Brigg, of playing at football on the Sabbath-day, and were sentenced to pay a fine of 3s 4d each, or to stand in the stocks for three hours. One of them ...

... (which have time out of mind given and delivered yearly -afternoon unto the Drapers Mayor on the Roodee ball leather called a football of the value of 4d above at from the Common the pleasure persons shall and deliver yearly the said Drapers before the Mayor ...

... the Judges njoy not suitors the tory Eneas was and was William Mr triumph were made water many armed there a the over at foot-ball fire without Nortligate thirty-three burnt the fire in burnt a barn with cow was four smothered that much to save lives that ...

... £lOO. out of pocket. iton.—The inhaisitants of this nship haring been greatly disturbed of late by boys gaming playing at foot-ball on Sundays, the constables have determined to suppress aN such proceedings for the Falun.; on Sunday they apprehended, near ...

... walruses mad ma bears—bet, above all, the picturesque and curious view of the int interview with the naives, and of the woe of foot-ball on the We, One • species of reality to the scene, which we neereely have imagieed before we saw it. We cos eateceive no greater ...

... reduce the limits of the road Blacksmiths' shops looking on the road are to be closed at twi ight. No persons to play at foot-ball, or other games, on or near the road or lay nuisances on the road side, or pitch tents on the sides of the roads, under penalty ...

... tent on or by the side of the road, by not putting a window shutter night in blacksmiths' shops, by bonfires, bull-baiting, foot-ball, &c. by leaving carriages, timber or block stones, by running of water filth, or suffering swine to root up road damage fences ...

... on or by the side of the road, by not potting op a window ?? at night in blacksmith's shops, by bonfires, bolt- baiting, foot-ball, Ac. by leaving carriages, timber or blofekstooes; by running of water or filth, or snfferingswine to root np road or damage ...

... or by the side of the road, by not putting up a window shutter at night in . blacksmith’s shops by bonfires bull-baiting, foot-ball, Ac. by leaving carriages timber or blockstones running of water or filth, or suffering swine to root up the road or damage ...

... fine. 14* Every one making a fire within eighty feet of the centre the road, in the open air, fine. 15. Every one playing football, cricket, any other game, the road-side, to the annoyance passengers, p)*. line. Every one suffering any cart or waggon to ...

... acci- dents occur; that the victory, which in wrestling is the enviable distinction due to the individual ouly, is claimed in football by half of the whole num- el » continues he, ** two competitors. Sup ‘brat ted wreetler, and the individuals, the one a cel ...