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... Couhlrji Trisad Town—Chloe AncUna State of the national Debt Circuits for Summcr-Afllaes Obfenrations the Organ pro-duces the Cricket Purified cf£ tin Remedy tor Ague Inftances of the furprMng EffeOs Mafic Copious Thirtieth Lift an -plates contained in volumes ...
... King’s Council. Vi. Ruies and Rates of Hackney Coachmen Chairmen, &c.. fome ufefyl Receipts; Articles and Laws cf the Game of Cricket, &c. Lonoon : Printed only for R. BALDWIN, TAYLOR, Bookfeller, in Bath, at the Rofein Pater-notter-Row; and fold by W. ...
... Ilolydays and remarkable Days oblerved throughout the Year. 4. Direftions and Laws for playing the Games ofWhilt, Qaadnlie, and Cricket. 5. Catalogue of Things neceliary to be known : Courfe of Exchange explained; Tables of the Value of Annuities on one or more ...
... and remarkable Days obferved throughout the Year. 4. Di reft ion s and Laws for playing the Games of Whift, Quadrille, and Cricket. 5. Catalogue of Things neceffary to be known : Courfe of Exchange explained; T.bles of the Value of Annuities on one or more ...
... fwore an horrid Oath that he would return again in half an Hour and drink much more. Salisbury, Sept 23. few Days fince, Cricket Match was played at Upham, Hints, by eleven married, againft a eleven maiden Women, for large Plumb-Cake, a Barrel of Ale ...
... strongly froze over, that a Sheep wa, roafted on it, and fold for tad, per Pound to a numerous Company, who afterwaids played at Cricket, while others danced to Mu- fick, Sec. Jan. 1 8. A Countryman making up a Hedge near an old Stone Quarry, went about Noon ...
... e, which they fend into Hm r t t e m^ l& fattened, in order to be exported t« Ft«!»a»!, * Spain. •*. Yefterday the grand Cricket Match v lfc , y eleven one-armed Men, and eleven on«b« Me., atl Penfioneri belonging to QrumQ Hofpital, was played on Blackheath ...
... mafquerade ball will be given to the Nobility, «Sjc. by their Serene Highnefles the Princes of Meckien* burgh. hear a grand cricket match, of eleven on a fidr, is intended to be played the enl'uing fummer, by the gentlemen of Kent, on Calais downs, fora ...
... grand mafquerade ball will be given to the Nobility, ore. by their Serene Highnefles the Princes Mecklenburgh. We hear grand cricket match, of eleven on a fide, is intended to be played the enluing lummer, by the gentlemen of Kent, on Calais downs, for a ...
... wholefale grocer in Fenchurch-ftreet. James Peacock, Efq; Lord of the manor of Betterton in Surry, accounted one the beft cricket-players in England.^—At Clapham, aged ti, William Mount, Efq.—Mr. Richmond, pawn-broker, at Leiceftcr, one of the people called ...
... wholefale grocer in Fenchurch-ftreet James Peacock, Efq; Lord of the manor of Betterton in Surry, accounted one of the beft cricket-players in England.-t—At Clapham, aged 81, William Mount, Efq.-—Mr. Richmond, pawn-broker, at Leicefter, one of the people ...