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... :-peeinly win be latoltbbed, A TREAT:SE on TENNIS. By a Member uf the Tennis Club. : Printed for Itudwell and Martin, New Buntre. t. ...
... . . .-SURGEON . S C) FIT 1101 NAVY. . , ., • the -Lill - nf &Tenni. the . . . , . .1. r! Names 'arra have 0 c..: to tc: pme to riaif Pay;. t• ic eunintijiontTS for Siek'and il Seamen , iteri , hylfire notiVe,: . . That unltt% filch Pertcins (hall preterit ...
... ; elcil THE F4NCY. Harry Holt, commonly called the Cicero of the Prize benefit yesterday at the Tennis-court. It was numeroo ' spectably attended. The following parties set-to :- 1. Foot and Donovan. 2. ninon and Spencer. 3. Keonedy and Deaf Burke. 4 ...
... . i • NNUITIES.--Viliited parch:llc, Lberal tenni, two each. either for - the lives-Of the grantors, -or for Jives to b:, nanted by the grmotees, and for which ample tectuity will he ,tetp.Crvd.-;-fror forthcr particulars apply to Boyle, Staiionent. ...
... SPARRING, THIS DAY, at the ROYAL TENNIS COURT, of the greatest Treats ever er,e-rieneen in the Sporting World. The Combats will commence at Two o'Clock, for the BENEFIT of JElif BURN. Josh. Hudson, Tom Belcher, Ward, White Headed Bob, Curtis, Young Sam ...
... TENNY LIND, in the character of the Figlia di 0 Reggimento, Edward . VI., the benevolent Pope Pius IX., Henry v 11., James 1., the heroes Hardinge and Gough, Mr. Macready, the whole in new and magnificent dresses, got up for the present season. Open from ...
... which the considcra.tioa is money won or lost at cards, at tennis, bowls, or any other game of chance whatever, a well as money in side bets, were declared, and here' are declared void. This statute seemed to have been wisei made to check improvidence; ...
... TENNY LIND'S FIRST APPEARANCE in it, NORMA, and the QUEEN'S STATE VISIT on TUESDAY NEXT.—A few of the best PIT and LLERY STALLS for this performance, unprecedented in point of attraction,may be obtained by early application at CHAPPELL'S Music Warehouse ...
... _ . GRAND and SCIENTIFIC EXHIBITION of true Fnglish courage will be displayed at the Royal Tenni -court, Great Windmill-street, Haymarket. TO -MORROW, Tuesday, Nov. 20, for the rIENEFIT of TOM GAYNOR, when the above art will be illustrated by all the ...
... TENNY LIND'S PORTRAIT and 200 Novel*, ties with H. WALKER'S NEEDLES (by authority the Queen's own) ; they have large eyes, easily threaded (even by blind persons), and work with great ease, having improved points, temper, and finish: they are made of ...
... The Tennis Court, Windmill-street, Haymarket, was yesterday thronged by the amateurs of boxing, who were attracted not so much by their desire to witness the sports of the day as by their anxiety to see their old favourite after his late disasters at ...
... HENRY HOLT and K BALDWIN, known as Whiteheaded Rob, take a JOINT BENEFIT, THIS DAY, at the Royal Tennis Court, WindmilLstreet, Haymarket, wt en al the first-rate Boxers will exhibit, and several good Matches are expected to he made. Crawley, the present ...