... people. which tend, at once, to strennlien their muscular powers, and familiarise them with personal contentions. Cricket, football. tripping, wrestling and boxing, art' the sports ot our Litgiish south. The latter. especially. In almost a'l are adepts ...

... they continually amuse themselves with games and sports that are more likely try their tempers; such boxing, wre-.tling, football. &c. In the former they are not t vy scientific, but they to work heart and soul, laying it on to the utmost of their ability ...

... continually amuse themselves with games and sports that are more likely to try their tempers; such as boxing, wrestling, football, &c. In the former they are not very scientific, but they go to work heart and soul, laying it on to the utmost of their ...

... feature, dear to our ancestors, and creditable to ourselves, we hope to see revived We understand there will be a camae and football match on Monday. at Sioneyfield, . _ . _ . between •' the and the Lowlands, On an oblong grim field of seventeen mesa, well ...

... use a grass' held to the Inv. r ess public, •Ihrisuiias and New Year*s days, for their amusements the national games cf and football. great crime certainly. Nay, we are of Opinion that the thing was highly laudable and patriodc I There are sure, grave, ...

... Lord John Scott, d Klcho, and a great number of other gentlemen, went out to the common, there were played two games at the foot-ball: after which prises given for wrestling, running, leaping, &c which occupied the attention the thous.mds assembled tiil nast ...

... front of the theatre, while the boys of the town, fit children of such sires. kicked serried tend shout the streets ire a football. the wounded and pick were eavrtgely slautehtered, end in this net the - National Guards particularly rlhoi quistted them*elves ...

... Dragoon Guards commence their march from Piershill for Leeds on Monday. The 9th Lancers are on their way to replace them. Foot-Ball Alatch— Seventy-First Regiment On Tuesday afternoon, a display of this manly exercise took place in a field the south side ...

... through which a start' has been thrust to keep them their proper positions.—Next comes a blue bonnet, which has been the foot-ball of the village school for full twelve months before it was placed in the wardrobe of the Scarecrow ; and this completes the ...

... unhappy country subjected. And why ? Because the eternal appropriation clause, instead of being settled, has become the football which is tossed between the two Houses of Parliament. The claims of the Dissenters are each day postponed, and the consequence ...

... and Lancaster Gateway. WfeDVESDAY. Numerous sports for the humbler elasses were provided in the Brocas at Eton—cricket, foot-ball, jumping in sacks; and in the evening there was brilliant display of fireworks. In the course of the morning three Addresses ...

... and six dollars a piece for the picturs about the fair deal for the price. If you don't succeed, I will give my head for foot-ball. You'll hear 'em all sav. Oli ! that's her nose a hair—that's her eye exactly ; you could tell that mouth anywhere, that ...