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... Gentleman, as I had been before the odd Fellow. I now was every where with the old Lord, at Home, Abroad, at the Play, at the Cricket Ground, and at the Boxing Match. An Acquaintance of this Kind could not be lecret; I had written my Father Word of it as it ...
... where they apprehended feveral noted Pickpc,eke:i, Gamblers, and the like, diligently employed at the reveral , rncs of Cricket, throwing at Cocks, toting up, &e. who being carrd bcfore Mr. Juflice Withers, were by him committed to Prifon. —The I;chaviour ...
... City and Attendance Moorfields where they apprehended feveral noud Pickpockets Gamblers and diligently the feveral Games Cricket The White-Hart INN At Petty-France in the County of Gloucejler Lately kept by Mr Daniel Parry Is now kept by JAMES H Where ...
... Petition, put olf till next SelTions. Yefterday died at Deptford, Robin Courtier, other- wife called Long Robin,* the famous Cricket-Player. His Death is faid to be occafioned by a Running Match about three Weeks fincc, whereby he got a Surfeit, which threw ...
... Poultry Compter, and one cx the Serjeants a' Mace. Robin Courtier, e-thsrwlfc called Long Robin, ol Dtptlord, the famous Cricket. Player. ...
... but her Daughter received no D. range. Yefterday died, at Deptford, Robin Courtier, otherwife cII Long Robin, the famous Cricket-Player. His Death is (aid to be cafioned by a Running Match about three Weeks fince, whereby h e got a Surfeit, which threw ...
... the Poultry Compter, and one of the Serjeants at Mace. Robin Courtier, otlurwlfe called Long Robin, of Dtptlord, the famous Cricket -Player. ...
... Approbation of the faid Mailer V ' E J er y Pcrfon in M* Pp:llari who (hall be found ar any Coftee-Houfc, Tennis-Coutt. Cricket-Ground, or other Place of publick Diverfion or Entertainment, betwixt the Hours of nine and twelve in the Morning, fhali forfeit ...
... pupiflari ftull iiorfc of hi Health and of or under Hand of the to which wi$ Approbatioa infiatu be found t Coffee-Houfe Cricket Ground other Place -ert fion or Entertainment of nine twelve in the Morning Ten Shillings for Offence 6 in fiatu pupillmi ...
... with the Approbation of the , laid Mallen , • _ Every Perron pupil/an i who Roll be found atany Coffee Honfe, Tennis Court,. Cricket Ground, or .:other Place of pubtick• Diverfiou, or Entertainment, betwixt the Hours of nine and twelve in the Morning, 'hall ...
... poffefs this Kind of For e-telling Spirit for old Houfe-Dog Prophet of this Kind and never but fimething other efter it and the Crickets the Wall have an admirable fuelling Funeral of Quality have in their Way of Living one Circumftahce which not forget: The ...
... Approbation of the laid Mafter. V. Every Perfon in ftatu pupillari who (hall be found at any Coffee-Houfe, Tennis -Court, Cricket-Ground, or other Place of pufeiick Diverfon nnd Enttrtaioment, betwixt the Hours of Nine and Twelve in the Morning, fhal! ...