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... of Wales has made a very confiderable Match at Cricket, to be play'd on Saturday the 7th of June in Molefey Hurft ; his Royal Highnefs takes the County of Surrey againft Efquirc Steed and the London Club. There are already upward 1 500 1. depend- ing ...
... liireit4 for that County. Yelteiday Morning died, at his Hpufe in South-Audley-Stwet, Rlthard Choftbill, EN; a aentintiati of a large Eltme In laineolnlhire ? gneMeMber lfl ihi,lNß:lnd Parliameateottils, late Majefty for that County: • Six Perfons lately ...
... of all the COUNTIES of Exgleael and Wakt. Containing, z. In what Diocefe ; the Circumference in Miles; Number of Acres and Mures ; the Air, Soil, Rivers, Commodities. chief Seats of the Nobility and Gentry, and the Hundreds in each County. a. Mar et-Towns ...
... Acds on Mine- Experiments. Mathematical gust. ral Subßances. Speeches in the ! tions. &Ilion between the Englint Political Club in Relation to the and French in America. Poetry, Management of the late Lottery. . Songs. Ep.grams, &c. Occurren. Recipes ...
... or known the Name of of Tarring Nevd, all the County of SufiTex, Labourer, Servant the Francis Ballard, were, upon the 1 t:1 '°f July 1 ait, fworn by a credible before Staples, q; one of his for this County with having been guilty, about the J3 til of ...
... ted, Tobacco Hills , Au cit,o„ ON Monday next be played, in lic.int p. , (1 1 c)4, a gre4t Match of Crickets: the Gentlemen at &try icattift thd Burn-Club, with the of hoar Men. I C Vl6:krtsi t o be pitched at to o'Cleck, ni order that the tray be i.:ayt:d ...
... fine 17 46 to 50 51 the top Tares 20 to 24 Rye, 22 to 23 Pale Malt 26 to Peale 22 to 24. Brown ditto 26 to 28 Fine Boilers 26 27 Fine Flour 44 to 46 Tick Beans 19 6d Second ditto 40 to 41 Hone Beans 22 Third ditto, 28 to 34 • ! Southwark, June 7. Our ...
... initant, and ends the laft day of this month. Friday tail was played at Poutne a great match of cricket, between the gentlemen of Wetterham and the Bourne club, which the f:rmer won by fix runs. One day laft week the hour: of Mr. Thomas Bailey, Shopkeeper ...
... CANTERBURY. are well allured that on next the ioth inftant, will be played tlie re-- turned match of cricket, at Charing; ecu eleven gentlemen called the Leed.-Club, and eleven picked gamefters : the wickets to pitced at twelve o'clock. a match to run between ...
... PETER CRICKET T, WOOLLEN-DRAPER, TAYLOR HABIT-MaKER, Over again ft ttic Dial-Church, Cot. r. ea, MAKES all Soils of Men’s Cloaths, and complcat in London, for the Prices under-mentioned, viz. 1. s. For a middle-fired Man, .1 plain Suit fuperfine, 4 For ...
... as advértifed in the’ match of . cricket between: the. of was determined in! favour of the latter. Dovor and the gentlemen of Bourn Club e Dovor firit hands in - - 98 notche . ga fecond hands in - igo Club firt - 162 Club fecohd - 29 — 191 Only three men ...
... t occafion. the match of crickets played between the Bourn club, and the 22 gentlemen of Dover, the fecond innings of the Dover hands, inhead of 130, as mentioned in our Fall paper, read in their two hands and the Bourn club, fecond innings, inileadof ...