... ter, in »nic!i °«r youthful ^-Marshal, as usual, distinguished him- sed most heroically Tne Prince also tried his hand at tennis, hut as the caterers for the press say nothing of his achieve- ments, we may safety conclude that they were not worth re. ...

... Benjamin Hill, Esq., of the Knucklas, Radnorshire. DIED. On the 8th instant, at Cardiff, Miss Margaret Powell, for- merly of the Tennis Couit, in her 98th year. —Mr. Andrew Powell, theonlv surviving brother of the deceased, is now en- oying all his faculties ...

... could be called unlawful gaming for his own part, ] he said, he could draw no distinction between games, whether | they were tennis, bowls, skittles, or dominoes; but gaming meant a vicious addiction to play, and not such a case as this, where the parties ...

... the Taff Vale Railway. — Committed to gaol for three days. William Bennett, charged with stealing a rummer glass from the Tennis Court public-house, in St. John's street, was dis- charged, as the prosecutor did not appear. ...

... market, not included to . last week's report. Our dealers held off from purchasing even \ at 2s. per qr. decline, and on these tennis but a small extent ef business was done. r CURRENCY PER IMPERIAL MEASURE. - a Wn FAr • Essex & Kent, new r e d 58 61 Whi te ...

... respecting the grant or sale of part of the Propetty, but was informed it could not be effected. Col. Tynte granted a piece by the Tennis court, and by the Mason's Arms. Mr. Lisle had bought the property, and whether he would a?cede to the request of the Commissioners ...

... leap-, in splendid style. The Breeonshire Stakes of 10 sovs. each, 5 ft. with £ 20 added. Two miles. Mr. T. f)a\ies named .Tenny Wren, aged, 7st 10lbs (Williams) 1 Captain B. Davies's b h Mounts, 4 yrs. 7st JOlbs 2 Captain Peel's br g Changeling, aged ...

... till the sun is near set'ing, that the service again calls upon him, or that he t ikes boditv ex-rcise in tiding, playing at tennis or cricket. At eight o'clock diur.er t» served, which is rarely finished bcroie ten o'clock. The only interruptions io this ...

... Greville. Roxburgh, H. F. Scott,-Radnorshire, F. Lewis, Sir H. J. Bridges. Southwark, W. Brougham, C. Calcraft.-Stamford, — Tenny- son.-St. Alban's, Lord Grimston, SirF. Vincent.Somersetshire, Col. G. Langton, J. A. Gordon, C. J. K. Tynte, jun., A. Sand- ...

... that the Right Hon. the Earl of Dunraven has decided upon building a very commodious Mar- ket-place on the site of the old tennis court, ground in the im- proving town of Bridgend. The town is very rapidly increasing, and the present market being in a ...

... avoided, and care should be taken that bodies are not interred near wells or rivers from which people are supplied with water.' —tenny Cyclopedia, arti. le- ThesfTare'the criteria which reflection and experience have Gfiven for our guidance, and it is unioitunate ...

... stones, aud, indeed, he would have found it hard to have been assailed with his own constituents. Charles the Second playing at tennis with a dignified prebend, who had struck the ball well, he exclaimed— That's a good stroke for a dean.— I'll give it the ...