... Half-a- dozen years ago Cricket and Boating were the only Sports considered of any public importance, except, perhaps, that Football claimed an occa- sional notice. These traditional games have certainly lost none of their hold on popular feel- ing. The ...

... resort to the Parks, and there meet others, women and men, as if by aTppointment, sit under the trees, romp about, take a football from a child, and play • some idled about markets, beg- ging and picking up food; some would be off to the Dark Arches. They ...

... muui ?? ; alised at the bazars which took piace ;i ! early part of this week : — Ebentzer c ?? St. Paul's Bible Christians w Football. — A mat ...

... After having weU regaled themselves the company turned to amusements, jlr.CoTSH's string band being in attendance. Dancing, foot-ball, as weU as other pastimes «re engaged in, and kept up till half -past 7 o'clock, the time announced for leaving, when the ...

... might have beard gnat fly as he cleared his throat and began : At that time France, feeling tired being kicked about like a football between contending factions, and having bad enough of tho rule of superannuated statesmen, the squabbles of incompetent generals ...

... tho Diritto says it has never ceased to love and respect in him tho generous patriot, teacher, and friend. The Champion Cup Football. —The officers of tho Royal Engineers and the celebrated Wanderers played their final contest for tho Association Challenge ...

... but would strougly urgeyou not to devote this space to flower beds and gravel walks, but to leave it free for cricket, for football, and for all those manly and exhilarating games which tbo healthy development of the body may promo> tod and secured. The ...

... succeed in establishing itself as a familiar, and popular amusement. Tho ordinary hockey is a vulgar cross between cricket and football; but of course it is lifted out of the category of common games when played on horseback ; and on Tuesday it was altogether ...

... never accused such a crime. They may, it is true, be guilty of looking crooked in the Arcade, and of objecting to be made foot*balls of for the same offence ; yet, although these, in the eyes of the powers that be, are very very grave charges indeed, and ...

... possible proof of this in the generous and manly letter of the “ Victim” himself, lie veils ux that he “ was able to play football two days after without the least inconvenience.” He tells ns that he firmly believes, and that every one else on the spot ...

... r523? w* a y -** * ToWo Jar. wS ?w S 18 * * Ri-^g Whip. Sergeant W Ferguson 17. . Eau dl Cologne. S; M* Buttfield 17.. Football. Major Le Cheminant 17. . Bronze Inkstand. Private T. Martel 2d Re*t 17 ( Meerschaum Pipe and ?? ***-*' i One Pound Mixture ...

... The origin of the fire is unknown. A nightlight was still burning in a lamp, which was standing in a basin . Football. — There will be a football match, at Cambridge Park on Saturday next, (weather permitting,) between the lst-15th Regiment and the College ...