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... London, July 20. On Tuesday a great Match was play'd at Tennis, for 500 Guineas, be- tween the Right Hon. the Lord James Cavendish, and Mr. Bladen, at the Tennis Court near the Haymarket; but, the same being equal, is to be play'd over again in about ...
... beginning of February. This Day his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales took the Di- version of playing several Games at Tennis, at the King's Tennis at the Cockpit, with Capt. Bloodworth and other Persons of Dis- tinction. On Friday last died at her Seat at P ...
... String about its Neck, with which it is supposed it was strang- led. Yesterday a Match at Tennis was play 'd for a considerable Sum of Money, at the King's Tennis Court at the Cockpit, Whitehall, it being the first Time of playing since the Court. has ...
... ; being the greatefl Number that ever were enter'd in fo fhort a Time. On Wednefday Night a Gentleman, going through the Tennis- Court from Southampton- Buildings to Middle-Row, Holborn, was fee upon by fome Villains, who fhot him and after- wards made ...
... the foor of St. Leonard Fofter-Lane; and feveral other Charities. On. Tuefday laft Charles Fitzroy, % Mafter of the King's Tennis-Courts in England, was unanimoufly chofen Member of Parliament for the Borough of Thetford in Norfolk, in the Rooih of facomby ...
... oftheir being detain'd. , The Com- niiflanes ofthc Police have like wife made an exaft Enqui. ry at the.lnn., Eat ing- Houfes, Tennis Courts, and other Places under their Infpc&ion, in order to know the Number of Men employ'd in thofc Place., as well as of ...
... June the 4-i, On the istb paft we bad dreadful Thunder, Lightning and Hail, moft of the Stones whereof wore as large as a Tennis tall, which laft ed a ftdl Horn without Intermijfton ; all Jhe Corn on thi Ground was deftroy ed, its alfo the Trees, Grafs ...
... Letters of Marque are gone to Holland, for the Englifli Ships fitting out there. On Thurfday Sir Thomas De Veil went to.the Tennis-Court, near the Duke of Newcaflle'a Houfe, and there enlifted about 200 Swifs Pro- teftant Servants, who have voluntarily ...
... Elizabeth Newell and Margaret C^fey; 'Were cdinmitted to the Gatehoule, WemriiSfterj by James Frafier, Efq; for rob- bing t)ennis Carrol) I. the Street of a Silver Sfodk Buckle. As was likewife Katherine Tholrnpfoh, for being concern'd with feveral -tsthei ...
... Recruiting, meet with very great Succefs, Numbers enliflmg with the greateft Chearfulnefs every Day, The Farmer's Adventure, Tenny, from South- Carolina for Portugal, was taken the igth of July laft by ?? Privateer, of 11 Carriage Gum and 8 Swivels, off ...
... fte fajd, the Porter would not leave it, he having orders to deliver it into my Hand, or elfe to the Perfbh who keeps the Tennis-Quxt. I went to that Perfon, and he gave me the Letter. It was in French, and is dated London, July 25. Mr. Watfon, the Serjeant ...