... Brwin__, S H. Sheppard, c and Pilcher b Andrews 5, ao ball 1 B», ..!_._ 5 FEMALE CRICKET MATCH. interesting match Stool-ball,'' approaching cricket as nearly possible, took place on Saturday afternoon week, meadow the rear the King's Arms Inn, Bozley ...

... sided one, the tenors only scoring 19 while their antagonists made 71 ; only one innings was played ou each side. A match of stoolball, which caused much interest, took place between 11 trebles and 11 altos (female), and resulted in favour of the latter. At ...

... of cricket between the tenors and basses, which was won the latter, evidently the strongest team, by 54 runs. A game of stool-ball between the trebles and altos was also played. lea was provided for about of the company, who sat down upon the gniss in ...

... two parishes and after a good contest Hadlow proved 'he victors. The females all joined in the go ...

... received. The exbitotion in the marquee, excellent aa It was, did not form the only attraction of the afternoon. A welch at stool-ball, far which Glynde has a special celebrity, was ememenced at F. 30 betwno the choir and the village, sad was played throughout ...

... place, nroai, in large booth erected in the meadow adjoining the inn, and there wa. lack the cuetomarv amusements, such stoolball. racing, and dancing, which, owing the Bnenem of the evening, waa kept up till a later hour than CORONATION DAY.—Onr draper ...

... swings were erected to the trees, and as may be expected, were much fa requisition. Cricket was in by men and boys, and stoolball by the gentler erx, children ran for prbni, the gift of Ores& and Mrs Mountain and Mrs. Burnett. The ladies and gentlemen ...

... s, and many other juveniles were variously engaged throughout the afternoon (before and after tea), in games of cricket, stoolball, drophandkerchief, swinging, tre.oire., with timely interspendous of harmonium accompaniments, led by Mr Goddard. The scholars ...

... for the occasion by Mr. J. Norman, where a vartety of sports were indulged in until dusk, including foot Lall, cricket, stoolball, &ec., &c. Before separating two large Tilloons were let off very successfully, much to the pleasure of the little folks ...

... labourers, were moped for sweaulting Henry Wallace, publican, at Charlweed, on Zini July. —Coniplainaot Said he hail a stoolball match in a field at the back of Lis house, the Greyhound. After the tidies had expired their tea (laughter) defendante ...

... After service the children proceeded to the rectory grounds, carrying flags, Az., and played various games, such as cricket, stoolball, and swingtug until four o'clock, when the signal was given for tea. Aftsr all the little folks had enjoyed themselves to ...

... his mother.—The company then adjourned to the cricket field, where a match was played between the married and single ;. stoolball, Aunt Sally, racing, racing in sacks, and various other amusements were also provided. A substantial tea was served for the ...