... the circumstances attending the e death of Thomas Clark, aged thirty-two, the late q engineer to the unfortunate steam-boat Cricket, ?? was blown up on the Thames some months since, and by which several pei'sons were killed. P The deceased was convicted ...

... thornl ---the favours of this 'world rea id being very unequally distributed. erra of ?? The annual re-union and ball of the Cricket Club Ote. in Dolgclley, took place at the News-room, on the For ct night of the 7th instant. About eighty attended trnd Stubb's ...

... caused the premature and shock- l ing death of a young woman, are alike pernicious, and disgraceful. Popular games. such as cricket,l bowls, archery, boxing with gloves, wrestling, I quarter staff-anything that conduces to bodily: health and muscular de ...

... The Enterpirise and hwtestigatsor left Woolwich, on Thursday slet last, en route ta the Arcetic regions. rei lay, A game of cricket was played on the ice at Carlisle, last week, off tred, thle Planee selected being the canal reservoir. The contest lasted ...

... broke up. CRICKET ON THE IaE.Anoye1 andinterest ing game was played on Wednesday last, on the canl reservoir. in the shaper of a match; at cricket. The ice being in beautiful condition for the purpose, some of the members of the Carlisle Cricket Club determined ...

... Journal. Cricket on the Ice.-A novel and interesting game was played on 'Wednesday last, on the canal reservoir, in the shape of a match at cricket. The ice being in beautiful cdfdition for the purpose, some of the members of the Carlisle Cricket Club determined ...

... world-Afen- lo- vir fr (uresrci. lis C Csse.car MATCH ON THE ICE.-On Wednesday the sensheis ?? of the Carlisle Cricket Clsb played a match at cricket 'ipon gI' the ice, and capital funl it wass to see thens tumblimig, Sprawling, lisead lin ?? in all directions ...

... played on Wednesday last, on the canal reservoir, in the shape of a match at cricket. The ice being in beautiful condition for the purpose, some ol the members of the Carlisle Cricket Club determined to transfer their stumps from the turf to the field of ice ...

... Regius Professor of Divirity, the Margaret Professor of Divinity, arrd tile Regiis Professor of Hebrew. CRICKET MAtTCtH ON TIlE ICE.-A novel cricket match was played oer Thursday Or a large space of ice near Christ-ciurch meadow, Oxford, which, as may ...

... -This ball, which was patronised by the noblemen and gentry of the surrounding nelghbourhood, and the gentlemen of the Wigan Cricket Club, took place at the Assembly Room at the Royal Hotel, on Tuesday evening last. The room had been considerably enlarged ...

... hockey to Horare, relinquished even Helicon for duck puddle, and gave up the best poet that wrote hard Latin for a game of cricket on the conmmon. He was lnot remarkable (nor was lie ever) for his learning; but he was always a clever, plaim- spoken, undaunted ...

... -et There ane we parks or gardens in Leicester, nor any asas spad40 public recreation, save about four acres 6re sre e Sa cricket-ground, and granted for that pur- D pos by the corporation. es-t Llkey Derby, -and 'unlike Nottingham, Leicester heishe rather ...