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... Poultry Compter, and one cx the Serjeants a' Mace. Robin Courtier, e-thsrwlfc called Long Robin, ol Dtptlord, the famous Cricket. Player. ...
... 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 ...
... 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! ...
... Appiobation of cht {aid Waiter. V. Every Perion in jh tv pupillari who ihaU be found at any Coffcc-Houfe, Tennis -Court, Cricket-Ground, or other •Vice of pubiick Diverfon nnd Enttrtainrnent, betwixt the Hours of Nine and Twelve in the Morning, fhal! ...
... for the firre. Auguft S, 17^0. IN tiiis Paper of laft Week the Gentlemen Cricket-Piayers of Harwich thought proper to infert a fcurrilous Advertifement, concerning a Game at Cricket play'd fome time fince between Har- wich and CotCMßiTia, wherein they aecufe ...
... for the fame. Auguft S, i7jO. IN this Paper of laft Week the Gentlemen Cricket-Players of Harwich thought proper toinfert a fcurrilous Advertifement, concerning a Game at Cricket play'd fome time fince between Har- wich and Colchester, wherein they aeeufe ...
... genteel App,atance mat* _ j paying, .is ufual, as. td. > h ?? ?? ON Tuefday ner. being the + th of *$£&*'■ '?'♦• Match of CRICKET plat ,1, tv „. . ?? -11 Town, and the Gentlemen ut ?? ■to play •' « 1 Side for eleven Half-Guineas. The Wicke's ta h ...
... It’* generally faid hit late Royal Highnefi the Prince Wales got a Blow his Side with Ball, about two Year* •go, playing Cricket, which Diverfton he was fond of, ' and ’tit thought was the Ocrafton of hi* Death, having a Bag near fix Inches long, down ...
... and Emrhmd deeded in the Artrllcy-Crourd, when f, rmer lolt gave thc Royal Affcnt the following Bills, viz ftoond M.teh at Cricket was play’d the Artillery. A Bill to provide for the Admimllration Ol the Goyc_ n- J Kent made Notches, and Er, lard '&4 r« ...
... and the other for the Officers and Servants the Houfe to refide in. f/V>. Poll. .*5. Ycftetd.iy the five Kentifti Players Cricket, beat the five Surry Men twenty-eight Notches. 6 Yellcrdsy, rn an !n(,.rmatlon given Henry Fielding, Efq; aeiinrt Number of ...
... other Part requited and was in abfolute Need of a thorough and fptedy Repair. _. , . , , 18. We are informed that a Match Cricket is between the Right Hon. Earl of Sandwich, and the Right Hon. the Earl of March, for 1500 1. to be play d at Newmarket. Tuefday ...