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... GYMNASTICS. On Thursday last there was a scientific glove performance at the Tennis Court, for the benefit of EDWARD NEALE. The Court was crowded to excess; and we observed, amongst the spectators . , twenty-seven marquises and noble lords and a foreign ...
... from whom, he says, his life has been. three times in danger. He also speaks of the conduct of Manager PRICE in no measured tennis, , Mr. SERLE'S long-promised play of The Merchant of London will, it is said, be shortly produced at Drury. TARLE - rom was ...
... return. It is undo stood that Sam's next encounter will be with Preston, of Birmingham. BENEFIT AT TENNis Coy wr.—The victor took his benefit at the Tennis Court yesterday, and had a complete bumper. The setting-to among the best men of die m ing super ...
... that interview is, that M r . M a b er l y dele' „ these expressions being me re ly o f a po litical personal character, Mr. Tenny son w as not further explanation, or to redder any satisf 3 field. Colonel Standen's opinion was differea t that Mr. Tennyson ...
... the officer, deposed that he went to Cambridge to apprehend the prisoner, and on Friday took him into custody, in a house in Tennis-road. The prisoner begged permission to go into his Led-room, and witness having followed him, immediately searched the room ...
... who axed him if he was not a farmer. Noa, continued the complainant, I he no rarmer, zays I. With that he falls a tenni me o' a main . o' law as he had, and axed I to go ha' a o' ale. Ay, zays 1, zhure 1 wool, and I did and I went. ZUI', we goed ...
... What the several possessors thought of the intruders, may be collected from the observations of one woman (who resides in Tennis-court, a place as .unjustly suspected and examined as Marsh-street), whose house was examined, and found not without effects ...
... consequence of the adoption of a new system for cleansing the streets, which has just been put in force in Paris, and which would tenni_ nate for ever the labour of the chiffoniers (gatherers of rags and other objects by raking the heaps of filth and rubbish ...