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... TENNIS On Saturday last, at one o’clock, at the Royal Tennis-court, St. James*s-street, was played u very famous match between the two best players Kurope, Mons. liarcelon Parisian, and Mr. Cox, jun. of this city, youth of about 20 years of age. The superior ...
... TENNIS. gome moat interesting matches were played in the Teams Court Goodwood on Friday last, between Barre, the well-known French player, and Tomkins, Brighton celebrity, the resnlt of irbicb was follows: Fiast MATCH.-Tomkina, receiring half thirty, ...
... AT THIS TENNIS COURT. Simon 15vine ami Tom Reynolds look a the Tennis Court, Tuesday and notwithstanding the unlavourable state the weaih r, hid oversowing aUcndance some ot llie most respectable patrons ol the Ring, including several of high rank. The ...
... SPARRING —ROYAL TENNIS COURT, White-Headed Bob, otherwise Baldwin, took his henifit He had. as he deserves bomber, most of the swells who attended his being present as well most his friends who were absent, including several of the veteran ring-goers ...
... SPARRING AT THE ROYAL TENNIS COURT, Monday being St. Patrick’s Day, the lads ol the Shamrock were high spirits, and seemed determined make, the Dublin papers parly question it. Sulloh, a'pedestrian of ability, and Mason, led off, and were followed by ...
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... AT TIFF. iit - LL AND PUBLIC HOUSE, TENNI' fiTKAT- AT POCK O ' CLOCK TN THE AVTERNOWT, In one Lot, SI7BSTANTIALLY brick-cased and tiled DWELLING HOUSE., now in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Loe, butcher. containing a shop, parlour, and kitchen in front ...
... BE LET, on low tenni, by the year, if required, silling room, and a bed room, in a prirate House, near Regency Square; the accommodations are good and r.-aprctablr. References will be gireo and required.—D'urct, if by Letter, post paid, to the OBce of ...
... GAZETTFL—TUESDAY. tennis. wined by of the lord Lieutenant of the County boutha C Came oleo, 44., to be Deputy Lieutenant. wad August I. at nor. at the Court of London. Mr. M. W. Canaan. °facial U. Corthill and StAr. Amount WI ult., Peckham, and h, I, ...
... I. ~I ii 4 civil diva- alba atordal - at IL these tennis kow Barge - and songs the worthy host, Alum were rosette:it. lir round merrily. larboard Meador meant at the Amu Hotel. Rands.. consistior of maw. the fiats and violin, As. Mr. Wale., request, his ...
... paper, we nmioimrnl the intention of Mr. Barnett to open a Theatre the Tennis (’otirt, Monday next, and ventured, by anticipation, to pronounce that it would equal in convenience and accommodation any Provincial Theatre the kingdom. We have now to inform ...
... BY PERMISSION. THEATRE, TENNIS COURT, ST. ALDATE’S, OXFORD. THIS present SATURDAY, AUGUST Bth, PAUL PRY, and THE VAMPIRE. On particular desire, THE HEIR I.AW, and INKLE AND YARICO. On Tuesday, SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER, with 81-UE BEARD. On Wednesday, LOVE ...