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... board ship. Cricket on the Ice—A novel and interesting game was played on Wednesday last, on the canal reservoir, in the shape of a match cricket. The ice being in benuti* ful condition for the purpose, some of the members of the Carlisle Cricket Club determined ...
... BRISTOL TIMES, SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1850. At Carlisle, a game of cricket, of three or four hours’ duration, was placed on the ice. Salt on Snow. —At the Marylebone Police-court last week a chymist very properly pointed out the injurious consequences ...
... between and Windsor by man Allen resides on the island It upwards of 23 lbs measured yard anil half from head to the tail A of cricket played on the ice Carlisle last week selected being the canal reservoir contest three bouri At in London on Monday of the ...
... have beets offered for informatiott, titd an olhirer of the London detective force is pursuing inquiries in the locality.I Cricket-inatclhcs have lately been played on the ice at I Oxford and Carlisle. Baron Brunow, the Rassian ambassador in Lotidon, has ...
... Scinde there barely a line of news. Kurrachee, however, had ceased to dull,” for balls, suppers, private theatricals, and cricket-matches, were quite the fashion. The Address the Uoi'SE Lords. —We have reason to believe that, in the House of Lords, Lord ...
... The notes were changed lor gold Cool The other announced great off oa ioe an intense admirer of all athletio often enjoyed cricket the be like another element He accordingly proceeded mock pleasure in treating readers full report of interesting proceedings ...
... continued annually), to provide a succession of amusements for the summer visitors, embracing archery fetes, horticultural shows, cricket matches, balloon ascents, pyrotechnic displays, daily musical performances, &c.; and to encourage fox-hunting every day in ...
... Banks combined fee in of of onr of Mr C W of stated letter to Baines Esq of Iuatitulioe combine their literary attractions cricket Mr add preliminary bank for receipt of smalt especially their members of sab-committee to for purpose and in of depositor ...
... regenerator. For cloistered gloom tile student seeke the bustle of towns, or the cheerling sights and sweets of rural landscape. Cricket, boating, wvrestling, dancing, are exercises; but they refresh-rest the sedentary, though they tire. Ilerpetualt canige like ...
... of attractive lienees sociability thirt harvest-mouse and darling of kind the and boirer which turns stalk of to hia round cricket-bail of builds top by the ears of corn Thu fasrtk (the of different fiom other three— bigger rougher uglier beyond for hairy ...
... Iteeve's hotel, on to Monday evening last, for be purpose of making the necessary alrrangomoests tor conductling tihe Westona cricket club during s the approachinig seasoce. The old rules were carefully revised, CL and Thomas Wicklum, Esq. eves chcosene president ...
... conversation took place at beersliop Ashford Witness took him into custody and he then told him on Friday night he left the Cricketers at Chertsey oompany with young woman named Jane Lewis upon whose prostitution bad lived about six weeks when they went down ...