... Yeomans, do.; J, Staniforth, grocery Park; James Barlow, do.; William Marsh, do.; Hobsou, Canal-boOk-keeper; J. Cardwell, Cricket-inn; James Crossland, Park ; Joseph Allwood, do.; William Cawthorn, do.; Paul Dodson, do,; Joseph Girdler, do.; George Glossop ...

... WITHOUT A STABLE, HOUSE, suitable for Genteel Family, well supplied with hard and soft Water, situate at the commencement of Cricket Lane, commandiag fine view of the Canal and surrounding Country; with three rooms on the ground floor, two cellar*, and four ...

... thin to respite! with a hook and tortured worm in his jaws. Otherjove Are bat toys. If you ride, walk, or skate, or play at cricket, or or enjoy ball or concert, it is to be lamemed.” To put pleasure into the faces of half dozen agrcable women, is a toy ...

... Messrs. Colley and Son, Mr. Truelove, Mr. Beniamin Stones, Mr. Lee. Mr Charles Vounge, Mr W. Harmer, Wicker, Mr Cardwell, Cricket Inn, Mr Edward Levick, Mr. Pierson, Bookseller, Mr. Goodison, Mr. Jon. Rameay, Organist Dr. Phillips’s Chapel/ Mr. James Hall ...

... of letiing it alone. Met afellpw, Etonian in the Green (‘ark. who lold 1 wore wsli—wondered what .be could mean. Gave np cricket club account of the bad air about Paiddingtbn—could not run in It, without being quite out of breath. .34. Menu red for new ...

... the Melo-drame; but we must refer for particulars to the adver. tisement in another column, and to the handbills. The new Cricket Croud, Grimestliorpe, was opened the subscribers on Easter Monday. The beautiful walk from Sheffield, together with its pleasant ...

... No. 19, ANGEL STREET, SHEFFIELD. TWO DAY APPRENTICES Millinery Drtn Making Basinets, try Apply to Prioter. npHE Owne Of Cricket, wfalcb as in «*nk» the »i« Id this Country, fats of fate tort Httlc fMloweS in this Neighbourhood, toMe- Warn btHwgTW pHc* ...

... Clare Journal. A monster, dressed genteely, in black, has lately infested the Helds about the Alpha Cottages, aud Lord’s Cricket Grounds, Mary-labonne, and attacked and maimed females about dpsk jn (he evening. . Two instances reached the Police on Friday ...

... remark, only, three died the passage out, and one atier being landed, On Tuesday, at an advanced a ;e, Mrs. Hague, of the Cricketers public-house, Coai ul-lane. few days asro, Mr. Joseph Merton, ofthe Park, corn-dealer, aged 70. On Friday, Mr. Philip Cockayne ...

... first favou-ite for the Great St. Lcger, arrived there, well, on Monday. Several others have also arrived. The and Doncaster Cricket Clubs are matched play at that place on Friday In the race week. A melancholy accident happened, on Friday se’nnight. about ...

... where she was met by the Earl of Liverpool, and conveyed in his carriage to Walmer Castle. A challenge has been sent by the cricket players of Sheffield the Nottingham club; fifteen of the formar against eleven of the latter, and be played at Mansfield, ...

... various specified regulations. The Spanish Government have solicited supply of flour from England. Crirket. —On Monday week, cricket match took place Woodhouse-Moor, between eleven the old and.eleren of the new Leeds Clubs, which was won by the former in ...