... TENNIS. Some most interesting matches were played in the Ternis Court at Goodwood on Friday last week between Barre, the well-known French player and Tomkins, of Brighton celebrity, the result of whici was as follows:- FIRST MATCH. Tomkins receiving half ...

... TENNIS. The game of tennis is universally admitted, wherever known to hold a first-rank position among games of manual skill; for ages it has been held in high esteem as a manly and scientific amusement. Nevertheless, despite its celebrity and its numerous ...

... TENNIS. A - celebrated Tennis-Player has lately his appearance in London, a Mr. BARCEt.oN, who formerly condUeted the Tennis-Court Of Count d'.AR_- - ,Tots. fnOw Monsieur), in: France.' He plays with extraordinary grace, agility, and tetnper,Jand, his ...

... TENNIS. A celebrated Tennis Player has lately made hi* appearance in London, a Mr. Bareelort, who formerly conduced the Tennis Court Count D'Artoia (now Monsieur), in France. He plays with extraordinary grace, agility, and tempe-, and his skill is so ...

... TENNIS. A celebrated Tennis . Player has lately made his appearance in London, a•Mr. Barcelon, who formerly condueted the Tennis Cour, of Count D'Artois (now Monfieur) in France. He plays with extraordinary grace, agility, and temper, and his (kill is ...

... Spaniag at the Tennis •-•01..- Ned O'Neale's benefit, ou Monday last, al tended: the conspauy was more respectable ip ance than usual, and quite as numerons as could la pected in such severe wsether. The sparri ng in an ,inferior eharictasil—fewAlt exhit ...

... GAME AT TENNIS The amateurs of tennis were highly gratified, on Saturday, at a match played at the Itoyal Court, James-street, liaymarket, between Mr. Cox, th« proprietor (and champion of tennis), and Signior -VI ?? (who has been playing with so much ...

... TENNIS COURT. On Wednesday last, the veteran Richmond took his Benefit at the - above place of milling amusement, hut we regret to stateit a , failure, and the Man of Colour must have sustained someloss by the • attempt. The sets-to were but fe,v in number ...

... TENNIS COURT. The brave Gas took his benefit on Tuesday last at this place; but we regret to state the visitors were not so numerous as we had previously anticipated. The sets-too were more of a bustling than of a scientific description; Clarke and Lennox; ...

... hot light Mi. Ward upon any other' tennis: He had not the slightest 'animosity against Mr. Ward : and lie fought for what they Called Honor! . He was ready, ;lean hout's'notice, to make the match upon :the above tennis ; and he ,should remain in town ...

... TENNIS COURT. The joint benefit of Holt and Baldwin on Thursday last, in consequence of so prime a card, as the appearance of Ward and Crawley, proved a bumper,. The sets-too were tolerably good, between Latham and Lennox ; John Bel4sco and 'Murphy ...

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