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... AGIST RATES of this Borough, that on Sh rove-Tuesday,; wheh will be the Third Day oi March licx t, : theie will be a Publick FOOTBALL-PLAYING in the faid Borough ; and that fuch has been lately Notifyed and Proclaimed jn Towns and Counties adjacent to the ...
... : Silks dyed, fcower'd, and dreft j Cloths cleaned, wet or dry. This is to acquaint all Ewers of that manly Exercife of Foot-Ball Playikc, THAT there wiil be Ten Mats play'd fcr on Bury Race-Ground, by Ten Men on a Side, on Saturday the 24th of May inftant ...
... but took nonotiee of her piece of orna- ment for the head, which fome boys had got hold of, kicking about the ftrect as a foot-ball. O D E On introducing into this Country The Veci- table Syrup. Addreffed /sJ.BURROWS, M. D. OF late, as by the Mufe appears ...
... Village Stanford to Shrllingford. One other Puhlick Foot Road the like Breadth of four Feet from the North* Eaft Corner of Football-Clofe. along the Fart Side of Farm-Piece by the Chhrch-Yard and Home- Heads. into the Road leading from the Middle of the ...
... the faid parifh of Kirby, are hereby a}fo defired not to give any gloves, faddles, pannels, or any other prizes, t® caufe football matches, hobby races, afs races, or any other diverfion whatfoever, for the pilr- pofe of affemhling people together, (on ...
... 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 ...
... contain, 1. Toe Mistle- toe on Christinas Eve * 2. Riding the Slang; on New Year's Day * : 3. Exorcising a Honse* 4. Game of Football al Carterluiiigh. Loudon: Published hy Sherwood, Neeiy, and Jones; Taylor and He-sey; J. M. Richardson; Nortuiville anil ...
... together with a Stable, lately used as a Butcher** Shop ; also the Gaidens and other Ground adjoining at the North end of Foot-Ball Garth, as are now staked out, and containing One Acre, b the same more or less. LOTA. A DWELLING-HOUSE, Grocer's Sbp, Garden ...
... , Eastern Etchings— Fish Hunt on the Tweed — Nominations for the St. Leger, Derby, and Oaks for IH3C— Ancient Game of Football on llie North Inch, Perth Foxhunting in Strathearn, by Old North- Sir Walter Carew's Hounds, with an extraordinary Anecdote ...
... which was furnished by Mr. Westropp, the Secretary of the Royal Humane Society:— About four o'clock 12 or persons playing football near the bridge broke through the ice in a cluster. In less than two minutes there were nine of the iceinen of the Society ...
... Palace-yard Stairs, 1641. 6. London and Westmin- ster Steamers. No. 11. Clean your Honoui's Shoes.— 7. London Shoeblack, 1750. 8. Football in Strand. ?? Proclamation of Accession ol Edward VI. 10. Palace yard. 11. Sedan, le'3B. 12. Oid Hack- ney Coachman, about ...
... Yard Stairs, 1611. 6 London Se Westminster Steamers. No. 11. CLEAN YOUR HONOUR'S SHOES.â 7. London Shoe- black, 1750. 8 Football in Strand. 9. Proclamation of Accession of .Edward TT. 10. Pulses- Yard. 11. Sedan, 1638. 12. Old Hackney Coachman, about ...