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... conjpofed whom they will, Ihou'.d.tnmely and with impunity be lulfered to raajce the happinelsof ten millioni ot Tubje&* their football. I am, Sir, Your well-wilkcr, - A. 2. Lo nt *- °h Dub. 8 i-Bth. , - 3 Dub. on Load. 6 y-Sths y. On reading the Poem of the ...
... proclaimed here with great Solemnity. DUBLIN. _ . London Dublin 7 ...
... Defendant. 17th Sevr'a* (liforderlv People a{l>mhled in the Field? belonging Maik Sinnoi, i.lq; Drumcondrs-road, 10 play ot Football, where, much Damage doue, b: ...
... intf. Betweien 3 and 403 riotous and Pcrfuns, afiemble themftflves Sunday and Holiday, Merrion- Itjuare Fields, fight, play Foot-ball, See. whereby feme Lives have'beta iort, many PeiXdns maimc£and Ae laws openly violated, cvjJ Example fuifijred to grow,* ...
... Ferfons, to Nuruoer between 3 and 40c, allcmblc themt-.v; .1,1 everv Sunday, and Holiday, in Merrion* fh, !d«, tight, play Foot-ball, and do 0. t. unla.v.ul Avl>, whereby es have been • .'.nd many manned and wounded; ihcEa.\i ojwr.dy violated, evil fiiHered ...
... with tye mounting the || Horfe with Grace and litv, him Eafe and Firninefi. I intend a Urge Field for athletic Exeiciles. Foot-ball, || God, Cicket, Hurling, (which , * Eton.) 1 propofe to ereef a || Tennis-court, Ball-yard and a Skittle Ground. *bich hope ...
... Ocean to lee them, and A., .11 snueadof hearty Welcome and friend,l .is in' to meet with hearty Oiubbing. kicked about like Foot-ba'l Rut it fe.ro} -o'be -be CMle, where forward People iinate’-- intiude themlel.es, wmtirg will obit! an Invitation. I the proper ...
... ferviceable to their country Bui, let it be farther coniidered, that this exercift would equally contribute to their health, at foot-ball, or any other diver lion; and bear this remarkable fuperiority over ail, that the time would not be uftlefsly employed. Belldo ...
... Dublin Independant foot. There is field near Mount Eccles, where a number of diforderly fellows affemble on Sundays, to play foot-ball, &c. to prevent which praftice the proprietor of tlic field employed one conltable, and Come othei*, to watch them yeftcrday ...
... known the Dorfet-Uteel by the Name u by, being placed Field rear Kcclcs-lireet prevent idle dilordcrly Peo]»!e pla\ii>K at Foot-ball, fh >t innocent young Man, a Baker from Church-Ureet with BlnmJerojfs, who in Confequence, died upon tfie bpot. The ;uent ...
... will, the Green Hathcoffy, give a Piper and the bed Fc“ male Dancer, a Silk Handkerchief lo her Parmer, Hat. Bog play at foot-ball, for one lJo7.cn pair ol gloves, and one barrel of ale { and to the old woman tint dances the bell jig, one pound of tobacco ...
... equal, honour. It is thought Col. dgag will for the future attend only the entertnajmentsof garran-racing, women-racjng, foot-ball, cudgel-playing, he. he. on the green of Rathcoffy, having received two great a forfeit of Theatrical amufe■nents, from his ...