... of the crowd. Wall, now, I kin take brandy out of one end, and gin out of t'other. Do it, and you can take my head for a football, exclaimed the landlord. Jonathan coolly took from his pocket a small gimlet, and bored a small hole in one end of the pipe ...

... his wife, with an infant in arms, probably, ahout his house, for daring to remonstrate with him, as if he were kicking a foot-ball. Scenes of this descrip- tion are of constant occurrence, arising from the grossest ig- norance conjoined to frightful depravity ...

... themselves in variaus ways, both for health, and exercise, and they some time sitter did so with heekey, which was a game like football, :mil that they it el so 011 Sundays and other day;, and lie admitted that lie did not regard one day inure than artother ...

... the food of man (when he can get them, but that’s the pinch); and also Fields, that’s getting too high rented intirely; and Football, that you’re so fond of. Take the ball the hop, Terry! and don’t be making ball of yourself, for rowling stones gather no ...

... small toe of his own sprouting up at the end av it. I don’t think he’d have much chance wid you, Terry, at your nest game of foot-ball? (Terry grins once more). I believe may now go on to the next letter. M. Which is called Em—say it—“ Era.” Good again ! and ...

... in various ways, both for health aud exercise, and that they sometime since did so with hockey, hich Is not.a game like football, and which deponents consider very rIdIculous to be obliged to refer to. That deponents do not regard one day above another ...

... ineuntheat, and also by the •eperintenclent, Mr, (leorg—l tek,d,ot. 't he party prouvaoed to adjoining Hold. tlit amused at football. swingiur„ Le. After a few bout, innocent and healthful ettjo the party separated, highils delialltA with the treat whi c ...

... Augustus feiv-tet-/ through the translations qf-hm Church.Hhbdy and other works, died at Berlin on the njfc, .gbi.T i WolTdfy a football; some few nimble-hcekd and light-mcat&tf Ain quite away with oahriGt get kick fel . Imperial ...

... groups to different parts of the grounds to engage in the various sports prepared for them. The boys enjoyed themselves at football, bat-and-ball, jumping, running for prizes, &c. while the girls were equally delighted at drop-the-glovc, ball, blindman’s-buff ...

... there err, a nsn in die county who aura conteml with him at the °Miner rural diversities of running, leaping, over - ling, football, its. About re of twenty-are he to enter into the martyr star • itb a young woman of his neighbourlioat, who prier unfaithful ...

... should produce the greatest number, of votes in parlialment, to prop up a crazy tottering administration. * Ireland was the football, and well it was kicked be- tween them, till it.: bst. Let English landlords beware, or they will one day see confiscation-courts ...

... chapel. The following day was holiday. The boys of the Monks’ school, connexion with the National Board, were playing at football in field near the town, when they observed the denounced lady passing. Immediately shout was raised—“ There goes the lady ...