... any retailor wholesale business. All that FREEHOLD MESSUAGE or DWELLINGhouse, situate Mill-street, the said town of Aberga- Tenny. And also all those several Cottages or Tenements and premises, situate a yard at the back of and adjoining the said last mentioned ...

... pistols he ordered another guard out, order that might immediately arrested. He was here observed Sergeant Speare passing down Tennis-court-lane, and was that time loading one his pistols, when saw that Sneurc was following him, he turned round and presentea ...

... priae wilt not awarded. the PLOUGHING MATCH will take place in field near Chepstow, on Wednesday the JGth of October, and the tennis must be in the field by nine o’clock in the morning, when the candidates will draw lots for their places. The candidates that ...

... OoSStp. Itisstited that Prince Albert was much delighted with the game of tennis, whilst at Brighton, tbst it is bis Royal Hiithness’s intention to build a tennis court at Buckingham Palace. The King of Prussia has presented the King of tbe French with ...

... taken him for more than 70 73 years old. was to late period very fond of the old English sports and pastimes, such hunting, tennis-ball playing. he., and was at one time what was u-rnied great cockmaster ; old Curly's game-cocks being particularly noticed ...

... •• I'll take care of for you hut when I’ve paid for your nccc»arics, ami your subsciiplioii tin library, crickct-cluh. and tennis-court I'm afraid vou’il In* tick for hocky-slick aada hoop— I don’t allow laps to cat cakes they -tulf. and pci lazy.” •• ...

... residence, Llanweuarth, where doubt will feel much pleasure in ex- Inbiting them to all persons who may call and inspect them. The Tennis Court for holding the Eisteddfod is arranged in such a manner that it will contain least persons, instead IUUO, as slated ...

... called sinking eves, i. e., they met together and diverted themselves singing songs in turn to the Welsh harp, and playing tennis. F-vrry whereon the Sunday, spots w ere to seen: and in summer, interludes wo formed, gentlemen and peasants sharing the ...

... Will take place on the Farm of Mr. William Dew, Slough, near Chepstow, on Tuesday, the 28th day of October, 1815: and the Tennis must be in the field by wine o'clock in the morning, when the candidates will draw lots for their places. The Committee will ...

... sports in the golden days of our ancestors, and St. Foix a cl:nisei named Margot, who lived Paris, in 1121, and played hand-tennis with the palm, and also with the back of her hand, better than any man. cricket, the wicket was formerly two straight thin ...

... understand that Mr.Maddocks has at length agreed with an experienced architect to fit up in a most comfortable and safe manner the Tennis Court, at the George Inn, where he intends opening on Easter Monday next, rrora the known gentlemanly character of Mr. M. ...

... the gardener, who gave the following evidence at the inquest:—l found the child the end of the collegegarden, next to the Tennis Court-road, wrapped in a white petticoat and pinner; it was lying about a yard fnm the wall; I had not been to that part of ...