... gang of Jacobins whenever they. - meddle in public affitirs, or or sacrificing every thing that is dear to and becoming the football of faction, and an eternal prey to anarchy and Confusion. It must to many seem strange, -that the same persons who were so ...

... of Jacobins whenever they meddle in public affairs, of of sacrificing every thing that is dear to them 'and becoming the football of faction, and an eternal prey tb anarchy and confusion. It must to many seem strange, that the 'very same persons who Were ...

... is a matter of molt ferious import with others. It is not a queftion that fhould be Darted to kick about like a political foot-ball. 'lle following is the pillage on which fo much Rrefs Is I prondfc to the utnsett of my power to maintain the laws of GOD ...

... bray. ralle bolinhurgh, Bauer. &Moine, knob the rock m i di, h °Aqua. by Ticket, and Cats/omits only• be & Cyan+, v Make Football and Old and Ca Pr, line, Siting. Mr ' , _ Kr. v. Mr. A. the tins' del toeta . Nadi-rusk, ColL Omen, Imo t :es; the White/km ...

... part of that empife. Nature, by' placing .thi-, island so near tie toe of Italy, seems to have intended it should b_ the football ot Europe. . . ■ The fishermen of Nice have lately found a Strang, fish, neither black nor white, with two horns. We hope ...

... as part of that Empire. Nature, by placing this ifland fo near the toe of Italy, feems to have intended it fhould be the football of Europe. The difallrous interruption in our receipts of Pcrt Wines has awakened the compaffion of fome of our continental ...

... there the interval between the Ea.ter and Midsummer vacations, which is never longer than three months. Itt the winter, foot-ball and other games prevent a wicket being in the play ing fields its season. Your correspondent, in the next place, asserts ...

... g, and a twelvemonth ifierwards, for cheating at put, I, :vas promoted to the pitloiy. :On Easter Tuesday, the annual, foot-ball math ws played . at 'Workington, and again :On by the searn?n, who have ga;ned the victory for test successive years.---- ...

... Parliament for this County. CHESTER.—Seventeen young men were lately convicted beline the Magistrates at Stockport of play ing at football on the Sabbath Day, and tined. _ _ _ _ - CiticnEsTEß.—Sunday last the Lord Bishop of this Diocese, for the first time in ...

... otfence, with all coda. Seventeen young men were lately confided before the Magiflrates Stockport, Chrlhire, of playing at Foot-ball on the Sabbath Day, and lined iu the turn 3a. id. each. Monday, at Union Hall, a who keeps a public-lioufe in Crucifix-Unc ...

... livres by the affair. Seventeen young men were lately convided fore the Magiftrates at Stockport, Chefhire, of play. ing at foot-ball on the Sabbath Day, and fined in ithe turn of 3s. ad. each. Wednefday the Annoyance Jury for the City and Liberty of Weftminiler ...

... thoufand : the army at Brut. mated at between twenty and thirty thoof, and that 'at Mend at nearly the like force. Boulogne our football fhores ate to be while a third expedition is to fail from Granville, and St. Maio. againft Guensfey The new works conftroding ...