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... all arable, of excellent quality, bold partly of the Crown and partly burgage. The public burdens are tri- fling, and the tennis valued. They stand valued in the cess- books at ie-71. Scuts, which entitles the proprietor to a scat as Commissioner ot Supply ...
... gets it honourably. He and his opponent are like two false lute strings, that will never stand in tune one another: like two tennis players, fehose greatest skill consists in avoiding one another's strokes. AN AFFECTED MAN Carries himself, like his dish ...
... or in Sums not leis than cool. are requefted to fend Propofals ((tating the Age and Rcfidence of the Parties, and on what Tenni the Money will be advanced) to WILLIAM SMITH, Clerk to the CommitEoners. ...
... Drawing. TICKETS, halves, quarters, J. IdC-H FHS, and SIX i’EEKTHS, ate now felling, In great of numhrrs, and on tlic Inweft tenni. Tie dlf-ecvyir .'tj. Privet paid ck JtMand, by HORNSBY (s' Co. Sleek Rrokets. ti.cir old cftabiilhed State Lctterr office ...
... corref|H>ndents may have tickets and (hares fent them by remitting pod office oidcrs or bills payable at light, un the lowed tennis—Letters (i>od paid) duly anlwcrcd. ...
... nor ought Ito omit the oraife due to Col,9ephane. commanding fear comer des e and' of of the Caiiitareamfr 3 it~iii which tenni. - 4th foot. , ~ SIDS in allied arms, and at fain Alma/4 of the move. rrom token the infant, I . ' lama the the certainty ...
... of the fbemen, two houles the latter llreet foon became fo many flceletons. Great appehenfions were entertained for the the Tennis Court, which is Ctuated exactly oppolite to the dwellings James ftreet ; but the diligent application of the engines prevented ...
... from the oldnefa of the building and the drynefa of the timber, raged with the utmod fury. Great were entertained for the Tennis Court, direflly oppofite; but the flames took*a direflion towards Pauton-ftreet, in fpite the rood flrenuoar exenioniof the ...
... nvo ho-rfes of the latter ?? foon became lo many fkeletons. Great a pprchen lions were entertained for the fafety of the Tennis Court, whicli is fituated exactly oppofite to the de- muifhcd dwellings in James-ltreet ; but the diligent -.pplication of ...
... materially penetrated the way to Jajnes-street such the prompt active of became so Great apprehensions Were safety of the Tennis Courtich is opposite the demolished dwellings in James-street but the diligent application the engines to that side the o’clock ...
... fury, that in a ihort time the houfe was delteoyed to a lliell. Great apprehenfions vwere en. ertlained for the fafety of the Tennis Court, which is . fituated exaaiy 'oppofite to the demolifhed dwvellings in 1H James Street, but- the diligent application ...
... Ghoft.—Mon fieure was invited to be of the party, but his Highnefs met with an unfortunate accident the day before, at the Tennis Court, the ball linking his eye as he was playing with his Aide de Camp; fince which he has been confined to his Houfe. undeiftand ...