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... A PUBLIC HOUSE 7 be S 0 L I), a well-known Public Houfe, T called CRICKET's INN, with 3 Acres of Palture Land adjoining, fituate in the Lordthip of Netherfeal, in the County of Lticeiter, and to be entered upon at Lady Day next. Enquire at the Honk for ...
... for three weeks. It was contended, that as Mr Cricket was not in the carriage, and confequently had no controul over Roberta, and that aS the coach-horfes and coachman were all hired a's a job, Mr. Cricket was not liable in this action. Lord Kenyon was ...
... was ftationed in the flower-garden, to the tight of the court-yard, as a relief to the other; and in the park there was a cricket-match, for the entertainment of thole who delight in that exercife. There were marquees on the ground, with refrefhments of ...
... Dittretcfor R.ent,. and containing all the modern Acts and 'lccitions down to Trinity Term. 18:)r. Turnpike Tolls between Cricket Inn Bridge and the Bull's Head Inn at Tii7crofs, to be Let. OTI CE is hereby given, that the nest Meeting of theTruftees Ache ...
... oceafionéd the' muchlfit:lcnted death of the anlc of ‘Bedford, (fee firtt page) was a ruptare.— [t was occafioned a blow';r)om a cricket. ball. = ¥ The Dn;:aol Bedford's Will was yetterday [iu:ond n ors’ Commons. -It is very fhort. he following isa copy of it ...
... French took pofillion of it. M. Garncrin, acompanied by a Mr. Locker, afecnded again veftercly another balloon from Lord's Cricket Ground ant five o'clock, and landed fafely the fame evening at Ingfora Green, in F.pping 1-urea. and returned to town at night ...
... Vauxhall wers nearly filled, but the crowd was by no means: {o greatas that which waus afembled in the a;'fhbuurhnuzruf Loids Cricket Ground; and partly from the natureof the place, and {;Auly from the prodent precavtions adopted y the Psopsictors of Vauxhall ...
... which Tolls produced during the laft Year, clear of all Expences of the Collation, the feveral Sums hereunder mentioned, viz. Cricket's Inn Gate — £t6 I 7 ...
... CRICKET. 'THE Birmingham Cricket 'Society meet Tomorrow (Tuefday) at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, at Walliwood Heath, where the Company of any, Gentleman to play will he ell: cemcd a, Favor. Birmingham, _fray 25, 1803., Thrgs HOMAS, M ve t M. 1i io ...
... laid Truftees. WILLIAM EBORALL, Clerk to the Truftees of the Paid Turnpike Road. Atheritone, May 30, 1804. TOLLS, Between Cricket?, Inn Bridge and the Bull's Head Inn, in Texyrrofr, to be let. NOTICE is hereby given, that the next Meeting of the Trußees ...
... TURNPIKE TOLLS, Between Cricket?' Inn Bridge and the Bull's Head Inn, in 7 - query:l. to be let. MOTICE is hereby given, that the next Meeting of N the -Trultees of the Turnpike Road from Crickett's Inn Bridge to the Bull's Head's Inn, inTwycrofs, in ...
... the Truitees. . 'WILLIAM EI3ORALL; Clerk to the Tzultee of the faid•Turnpike Road. Atherftone, May 30, • • TOLLS, Between Crickets's- Inn .I;ridge and the Bulls Hell Inn, in Ta7crqii, to be let: QTICt. is hereby given, that the next Meeting of • IN ,the ...