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... Pain in his Stomach, ar his Seat in the County of Dorfet and died foon afrer. That Morning he had been playing a Game at Cricket wi-h f >me Neighbouring Gentlemen, and afterwards play'd at Bowls in his own Garden. He married a Daughter ofthe late Paul ...
... 1. The Art and Management of dying Si'ks, Worllcds, Cottons, tic. in various Colours. 1. The Art of prepar- ing Rockets, Crickets, Fireglobes, Stars, Sparks, tic. for recreative Firc- w-'rks. Tranflatcd from the ll Ir, n Dutch. Printed for J. Hodges, ...
... Teaching,. -J. The Art and A/anagerfttnc Dyin* Silks, Worjleds, Cottons, in various Colours, 3 11. The Ait prepaiing' Rockets, Crickets, fire* globes, Stars, Sparks, &c. for Recreative Fire works. .D , Printed fir J. Ho ...
... themfelvcs with nor would they he alarmed the glowing of a cheek, the itching of eye, the howling of deg, or the chirping of a cricket. Though it moves my pity when I fee fuch fantaflic apprehenfions have a ferious efFe£l, yet I cannot help laughing at the ...
... LONDON, July i. Journal of the Ivar in Europe. We hear his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Cum- berland has made a Match at Cricket between 12 private Centincls ofhis Regiment, and 12 Officers ofthe faid Regiment, to be play'd on Hounflow - Heath on Saturday ...
... Wine Ocaifiencf this Marlahlycn UitrdtktFhei ' ' Iron Rum Oil Tar Elephants Teeth Fuftick &c Royal Cumberland jhas Match at Cricket wen private LONDON i Officers of rr play’d HounfljW- Heat b On Saturday laft his Maiefty s Mefiengers arriv i cr 1 peculiar ...
... forty-five Pritolcrs. Canterbury, 16. We hear from New Rom.ley, that on Friday the IS h In. (taut will he play'd there a Match of Cricket, between Gentlemen (.1 Crmnbrook and the Gentlemen of that Town for Half a Guinea a Man. _ _ _ __ _ __ Extrall of a Letter- ...
... Journal of the War but no Body expeds be entertain'd any there Week Corporal belonging Sir Rich’s Regiment Dragoons in Camp at Cricket Hill Wcy-bridge in Surrey receiv’d 400 was drumm’d out of Regiment for Goofc that Neighbourhood And Soldier belonging Firft ...
... Care reduc'd the Fraaurts fo well, that the Lad is in a very good Way of Recovery. LaR Tuefday at Havekhurft was play'd a Cricket Match; betwcen that Place and New Romney; the former had the Choke of any two Mcn in the World: The Game afforded filch Diverfion ...
... play'd a Game of Cricket for a Pude of elcyen Guimeas, on the laid Heath, near the Cock there, by eleven Men of the Hill againft eleven Men of the Dale in the laid County of Kent; the belt of two Hinds, according to the ufual Game of Cricket, and if not play'd ...
... play'd a Game of Cricket for a Purse of eleven Guineas, on the said Heath, near the Cock there, by eleven Men of the Hill against eleven Men of the Dale in the said County of Kent; the best of two Hands, according to the usual Game of Cricket, and if not play'd ...
... the Burials this Week yi. Canterbury, 22. At New Romney, on M .nday nest, being the 24thInflant; will be play'd a Match of Cricket, between that Place and High HAlden in Kent; the latter have the Privilege of two Men, one from Teliterden, and the other ...