... Cloghan'Castle, Kinnitty. LEITRIsI-Sir Morgan George Crofton, Bart., of Alohill, Mlohill; Edward King Tennyson, Esq., o'f Catle Tenny- san, Carrick-on-Shannon; Hugh Lyons Montgomery, Esq., i of Belliovel, Drumkeerin. LnliearcK.-Honouralble Standish O'Grady ...

... cap. 9, shall be repealed as renders illegal 'I any game nf mere skill, such as bowling, quoiting, clovshcayls, half-bowl, tennis, or the like ; or which enacts any penalty for playing at any such game of skill, or ?? for lacking bows or arrows, or for ...

... be shook off. Portugal is a mince pie, which a young lady has got, and which a young gentleman in Rome desires. Spain is a tennis court-the government a ball, now on the ground, now against the wall, now in the hands of Chris- tinos, and now threatened ...

... last prostrated his victim after lie had eseap- ed the 6lleet aud shells of a hundred fights. Addjoiicig the paddock is a tennis court, formerly a riding- school, but appropriated to its presect use by the DIike, wicee os an ardent admirer of this healthy ...

... spread consternation amongst-his seconds and-friends, and though the conqueror was expected to attend Gaynorrs beneft at the T-ennis .Court, both he and his seconds. Tom Reynolds' and Reuben Martin, as well as the seconds of the deceased, George -Coolper ...

... It vas uotlerstood. that lie is to leave Canadla in a ratio] Kftat hi tosv of a steamer, the boat to enter the canal, ald tennie with. him and his family directly on board the Warspite It New York. Thse most curioes fact mentioned in the American pa- ...

... TO THE' ETOOFFT )9 -t'[EN'NY. JOURNAL ?? ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ * ; . I i - :. I _ . Xt ?? ?? ApiicennyLiaol; Nov. 1a, iS93t. k DitA Siit -eBint ifl wiiraswr ao'tbfe; j di ,iet 'fribudi a-dhaliae pblilib with rigiud it3 m fate,; ibg leve to Tdfozmlth-m ibr6thgh ...

... their bludgeons under the sawdust ; I took all of them into custody ; on the 22d Novem- ber I apprehended 'Michael Byrne in Tennis-court, off Townsend-street; Mr. Bell and the horse police were with me ; after having placed sentinels outside, I went up ...

... . HE-ff-,FAST NEWS-LETTEIT. I FBELFAST-TUESDAY, MAY 20. TRIENNIAL PARLIAMENTS-MR. TENNY- SON'S, MOTION. Ma. TE.N-YsoN'S motion, On Thursday, for the repeal of the Septennial Act, was rejected by a majority of 50, the numbers being 235; against, and 185 ...

... boat-races, regattas, rowing-matches, at sailing-matches, coursing-matches, fencing-matches, golf, re wrestling-matches, cricket, tennis, fives, racquets, bowls, an quoits, curling, and putting the stone. Mr. MKilmer Gib. on awi 4 W igdie notice of ^ amstis ...

... small river, through which we were hurried, half buried in its waters, to the opposite bank, over which we bounded like a tennis ball, and, after a few moments, found ourselves dragged through some acres of marsh and osiers, towards a high mound, which ...

... will clot slulhber°et° such an abuse of the constitution, atid that t etey ,'il slory meet in all theircuuuties, cicies, ill tennis, to petiit° Pdc liament fir a mepeal of a law tshirh iljvests Lhe repee ati!i of Miajesty in Ireland, with a power totally ...