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... here this Week 5 Males, and 1 Female. BURIED, 1 Male, and 4 Females. We hear that on Friday the 10th Instant there will be a Cricket Match played upon Bentley Green in Essex, by the Earl of Rochford and ten Men from St. Osyth, and Richard Rigby, Esq; and ...
... tt_ng .rude to, Gcntltmwn, your mult humble Servant, PETER, BOKENHAM, ! ?? J. fd g!._ Ki.t.ci. .0 _ti ?? Invert tf I J- CRICKET, that on Wedrcflay ihe 14th of this Inft. nt Svp- tor.d ?? will ti- phyed for .it the White Horf. ...
... their HuKible Serv nt JAMES COCKERELL, Tanner, in Framlinghim, Suffolk. THIS is to give Notice to all Gentlemen Lovers of CRICKET, that on Wedt efday the J4th of this Inftant Sep- tember, will le played for at the While- Horfe on Eaft-Bergholt Heith ELEVEN ...
... ; and about 24 Bulbils of French Bay Salt, which the faid Captain had feiz'd.'. 20. We hear that the Two Grand Matches at Cricket, be- tween the Natives of Surry againft Ail England, were both won by the former : The inft, which was fmi.hcd on Satur- day ...
... the Occupation of the Widow Topley. Inquire of John Byng, in St. Peter's, Canterbury. On Monday last, during the Time the Cricket-Match was playing in the Artillery-Ground, near Moorfields, a Fellow was detected by a Gentleman in picking Pockets, who was ...
... hand, it was loon happily extinguiffed. We hear from Elham, that TO-morrow, being ThurCday the tsth there will be a Match of Cricket-Playing, between the Men of Elham and Lyminge, the Mcn of Dover, for ss. a Man. And that the Wickets are to be pitch'd on ...
... on the a gth and taking thence a Sack and a Bill, the Property of the laid 'Thomas Terry. We hear from Sturry, that :t the Cricket Match play'd there lall Menefday, the married Men beat the Batchellors ; but that there wil be ther Match to be play'd between ...
... Citizrn ard Vintntr, and Thumas Green, EN; Citizen and Fletcher, were chaci S!;criffs. Lit S.aturlay a remirkible Match at Cricket was play'd at Richmond- Omen, betwcen a Gentleman ur Wiochcftcr and a Gentleman of Eaton; ikh won by thc former by fe%cntccn ...
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... Turn, if timely Notice thefeo* be £.v-,n. ?? I.SVMCH, Jul/ 6, 1745. ON Thurfday the 13th Inftant Wiil be pay \\ a Matti. ,f CRICKET, Uy Eleven married Mm »nd F.'evon B.tkh?»orsof this Town, for Half-a-Guinea per Man, end E'evc-n Pair of Cloves td be given ...
... Rivalfbip fo muddy ; In Broughton'* Academy Britons ftudy ; They (mack the Whip; the Cards they ?? And Lords grow proud at Cricket to exccll. When to Vaityhall and Rancletgb we go, We melt in Ecltacy with Beard and Low. : Fach Brcaft imbibes the thrilling ...
... : tn BrooOH TOfj's Academy Brhon! ftudy , They fmack the Whip ; the Cards they fhufflc well : And Lofrds ■grow proud It Cricket %o «x ...