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... SPARRING AT THE TENNIS. COURT. Young Dutch Sam took , his benefifon Thursday, and was patronized b; a veiTrespectable number of his friends. He fights on Tuesday next wit. Bishop Sharpe, for £lOO A side, and the fan 4 were natutally anxious I' have a ...
... of Buckingham. After luncheon there was a grand match at Tennis, the whole party, or nearly so, adjourning to the court. The game was played by Lord Charles Wellesley and Mr. Phillips, the tennis-master, against two professional players from Hampton. Her ...
... to be LET, Uufurnished, at the low rent 1460. per annum, Th e house Is in complete, substantial, and ornamental repair. or tenni, apply to Pollard and Co., House Agents, 49, Park-street, Grosvenortwe. ...
... Athletic Amusements, viz. :—Cribbage, Whist, Ecarte, Piquet, Speculation, Vingt-un, &c., Chess, Billiards, Draughts, Backgammon, Tennis, Cricket, Archery, Legerdemain, Riddles, &c., with all the Rules and necessary Instructions for playing each Game, interspersed ...
... Libraries, on highly advantageous terms, a considerable reduction bn the marked or usual prices having been decided on ; nue/tennis works' of the above class, selected by eminent men, have been prepared, and are now offered to the curious, both in plain ...
... another visit to the tennis-court. Her Majesty remained while several games were played by Prince Albert and Lord Charles Wellesley, and then returned to the mansion to prep are for her departure. Prince Albert continued playing in the tennis-court until a few ...
... in Sleep. XVIII. Planting Daggers. XIX. Ode to the Proprietor of the Ilydro-Oxygen Microscope. XX. The Spanish Barber. XXI. Tennis. Reviews of New Books, Fine Arts. &c. &c. LibrarvlCond nit. street. ...
... the funeral pyres of their husbands; but Englishmen will be still allowed to beat each other to death! The meetings at the Tennis-court, the root of the evil, are illegal two grounds ;—money is taken at the doors without a license and matches are made ...
... joint of the Tail 10 out of place, officiated as chairman. He proposed the health Mr. O'Connell in the following astotmding tenni; :— The statestn: ol ' the orator, the moralist, the philosopher, and the man ! A quint vie . alliance of attributes. The ...
... hear from good authority that Prince Albert was so much delighted with the game of tennis, whilst at Brighton, that it is his Royal Highness's intention to build a tennis soul% we believe, at Buckingham Palace.—Brighton Gazette. THE GRAND DUCHESS OF SAXE ...
... Ids late sojourn at Brighton, took from Ludy Jersey.—By-the-bye, these seine Jerseys are no longer to be the tyrants of the Tennis Court. They are going to Italy for three years, perhaps longer. Lord Eglintoun has left Londonderry for London. How deceived ...
... boat races, regattas rowing 113 .. - etl' i ir sailing matches, cou rsing matches, fencing matches, golf, matches, cricket, tennis, fives racquets, bowls, quoits, eurlioe;oot o t tingstone ; and any bona fide variety of any of the above pastimes, or games ...