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... a great Match at Tennis was play'd, at the King's Tennis-Court, White- hall, at which were presented the Lord James Cavendish, and several other Persons of Distinction. The Trial of Skill was be- tween Mr. Clarke, Marker of the Tennis- Court, Hay-market ...
... Lordship is attended by Colonel Otway. On Saturday last M. van Radwick, a German Gentleman, was taken into Custody at the Tennis Court Coffee-House in the Cockpit, and is in Custody of Mr. Chandler the Messenger. The Duke of Richmond, who has been very ...
... that Prince underwent with Hunting and Playing at Tennis} whereupon the King, who very well per- ceived, that this Anfwer of the Marquis was a ?? Advice to his Mi jefty replyed, Sir, I don't play at Tennis. The Court highly applauded the Read- iness of Wit ...
... prevent the bad Consequences of a Blow, His Royal Highness gave Himself; above the Eye with a Racket, as He was playing at Tennis. They write from Genoa, the 17th past, that the Senate sat almost every Day, to find out Means for giving Satisfaction to ...
... LONDON, April 14 Thurfd.iv Sir Thomas Dc Veil went to the Tennis Court, ne-.i the Duke of Ncwcaftlc's Houfe, and there enliftcd near zoo Swils Piorellant Sirvanrs, who have volumatily oflcr'd tlieir Service to his Majelly, in cafe of any foreign Invalion ...
... Voluutiers for his Majefty's Service, under the Command ofthe Hon. Col. Desjean, were fworn by Sir Thomas De Veil, at the Tennis Court near the Duke of Newcaftlc's Houfe, and gave great Marks of their Loyalty to his Majefty, ir. repeating Shouts of, Long ...
... Uui) ?? tt entertain them ivith _â¢: the Moot-hall. il2> This is the fame Performance that was feen lafl: Summer, at the Tennis-Court in the Hay-Market, from thence wa. lent for to the Prince of Wales's, at Clifden-Houfe, two Miles from Maiden- head ...
... port ing them. Some Perfons of DeltinC- lion here have receiv'd Intelligence, 'hit the Duke ol Mo- dena is again upon bad Tennis wiih the C. de Gages, on Accoum of his Slownefs in litfnilhing ihe Troops necsll.iry for reftoring him to his Dominions; and ...
... Wales will receive Company for the M \ fince her Delivery. ...
... the l'ublick Stock for lupporiing the Races > and all that go on the Race Ground muft pay Three-pence a Day at the Gate, a Tenny whereof is to be applied towatds the laid Publick Stock. No Innkeeper will be permitted to retail Liquor upon the Ground, but ...
... large Town) with a very confiderable Trad of Country, and driven tb French Arn.y under M. Mai'.lebors out of it. By all the A ...
... iyenitnees, cv,. UMiiiK in tire '-Hole level liuedied aiu! l'rve.iiy 1 four Acres, or ihciva'-outs. Mr Hutton Row ...