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... difficulty getting the | right luggage together ; and once saw a fond father, in j his exuberant bewilderment, carry a huge cricket-playing ! boy of ten years date, from one end of iho platform to the , | other but then little had curly hair, and soft, | ...
... ntastor of great weight —sold subject to opinion. Gray Stare, 6 olf, a good hunter, strong iu harness, and extraordinary fast. Cricket, a Brown Cob Mare, 6 otf, well bred, MI extraordinary clever hunter, ii inner of several races—sold 6uk;c,:t to opinion. The ...
... su- perintends them during the hours of recreation, The Pleasure- grounds, which are extensive and enclosed, comprise a Cricket Field, Ball alley, and Gymnasium. The pupils are never allowed to go into the town, unless accompanied by the Principal or ...
... teachers, su- perintends them during the hours of recreation, The Pleasure. grounds, whir are extensive and enclosed, comprise a Cricket Field, Ball alley, and Gymnasium. The pupils are n allowed to go into the town, unless accompanied by the Pri ipalor As. sistant ...
... Lady Bridport are entertaining the Hon. Colonel and Lady Mary Hood, Mr. and Hon. Mrs. Lee, Mr. and Mrs. nd a select part t Cricket Lodge, near Chard. sand Marchioness of Lansdowne arrived The Marqui at Lansdowne House on Monday evening from Bowood. ‘The ...
... Bndport arc entertainina' the Hon. Coloiirl and L«dy Mary Mr. and Hon. Mr.. La*. Mr. and »'«„ Mra. Walrond. and select party, Cricket L..d«v. near Chard. Death or Liectenant-General Nicol, C.B On Sunday, the Sib luataoi. this general iBc*r died at Clifton ...
... around Tho tall Quaint clock, which ticks with such industrious tongue, Chiming harmonious with the silver chirp the unceasing cricket, casts its high And reaching figure up the wall, with breast Bent an angle, stretching half along The ceiling, wavering to ...
... teachers, su. perintends them during the hours of recreation. The Pleasuregrounds, which are extensive and enclosed, comprise a Cricket Field, Ball alley, and Gymnasium. The pupils are never allowed to go into the town, unless accompanied the Principal or Assistant ...
... frozen wold The wintry tempests whistle cold; When strolling guests, iu sport ire, Howl down our chimney at the fire; AVI.on crickets chirrup on the hearth, if they shared the children’s mirth, Aly last day's lesson I repeat. Or read my Bible thy feet. Hut ...
... —A novel and interesting game CRICKET ON THE was played on Wednesday last, on the canal reservoir, in at cricket. The ice being in beav- the shape of a tiful condition for the urpose, some of the members of Carlisle Cricket Club determined to transfer their ...
... ON 'SHE ICE.-A novel and interestieg gane vs rplayed on Wednesday last, on the canal reservoir, in the St$, Iof a match at cricket. The ice being in beautifol ?? Ifor the purpose, some of the members of the C ?? Crt Club determined to transfer their stumps ...
... played on Wednesday on the canal reservoir, in the shape of • match at cricket. Tile ice being in beso.tiful condition for the purpose, corn , of the members the Carlisle Cricket Club (lett rmined to transfer their stumps from the turf M the held of lee ...