... Queen; and the Prince Royal. ..AIl the chsildren, to the numbei of 600, afterwards played on the place ior exercises, at foot-ball, flyingr kites, and otlier sports, Which had been given as lpresents to tile ciiltren. Frnits, cakes, biscuits,&c'w&re preparel ...

... of Jacobius whenever they meddle in public affairs, or of facrificing every thing that is dear to themn, and becomling the football of fadtion, and an eternal prey to anarchy and confulion. It muff-to many feem ftrange, that the very Tinine perfons who ...

... poor, besildes c.xpences. Sev cial younig mean vere lately convited be. fore the Magistrates StoCekport, of playiisg at foot-ball on the Sunday, and fined in the suma of 3s. ,td. cach. We are happy to unlerstand t'hat herrings of a very supenrior quality ...

... with a stroke 10 of his sabre, separated it immediately from the body. The officers then amused themselves with playing at foot-ball along the road with the M poor dog's head. The girl ran terrified away, not without apprehensions of meeting with the s same ...

... lively writer, but one -who was-not famous-for treating those subjects with much becoming dignity, had compared religion to a football; when it stands stills no.one will notice it; but once set it a-go- ing, every body will have a kick. at it, even at the ...

... it n .at that every fenti- Ment of religion calls upon to expreA Our grati- 91 i's ' 'r bi t`ude to the Almighty far his football interpofitioll in our behalf, hild hurilb)[y to acIrnowledge the greatness of His. G er Who governs all the nations upon ...

... allusion to some statutes respecting the prhbtino.gln football. - Astonishing!V the laws of the church rsecting one c of the most interesting dutigs of aminiater, andt annie! -laws an agaitis football and golf are now on the same footing!, (a laugha, hsd~ear ...

... among the rubbish. E The parish Of Traquait, we understand, has challenged the parish of Innerleithen, fbr a gameli at foot-ball, to be played on the leases adjoining Innerleithen. ti A case, very lately decided by the Justices of t the Peace in Dundee ...

... r Bread and Sp.orts is still the watchword of the Roomans, from the game called Mora, andl y the exercise of quoits and foot-ball (wvhichr were r 'favourite diversions among the ancient Romans)i to horse-racing, and svading through the inun- y datedt ...

... religious bickering being utterly unknown. At three o'clock they again assemble, and in the win- ter half year play at cricket, foot-ball, hurling, and other manly exercises, till five o'clock, or till sin-.set; thlv thenagain repair to the school-room, and continue ...

... evil spirits to lend them their sup- port and patronage in the time of trial. That religion I should thus be turned into a football to be habadied about at pleasure by men who violate its most sacred prin- ciples in their public conduct :-that religion ...

... this occasion, because Mr. Lamb had not beenlheard. He did think that it was unfair to have two to one [applause]. Even at football he thought it was unnecessary to tell them that it wa ipsible for the game to he played, if there were two on one sd adnone ...