... breakfast, might be seen wending their way to the ice, to display their curling abilities, or on to the Mesaes, to play a game at football, vithout restraint. The matrons had already prepared their mince pies, and the goose was put to the fire, with one difficulty ...

... Billington and Broadhead, who were playing in the open air at Hudders- field on Wednesday afternoon, quarrelled about a game at football, and Broadhead repeatedly struck the other. A figh' ensued, and during the struggle Broadhead received a kick on tie head ...

... and Broadhead, who were playing in the open air at Huddersfield, on Wednesday afternuon week, quarrelled about a game at football, and Broadhead repeatedly struck the other. A fight ensued, and during the struggle Broadhead received a kick on the head ...

... convey before a Justice, any person committing withia bis view any such offence, viz :— Every rson who in any street plays at football, trundles any OOP, or plays any other game, or dances on any pavement, footway, or cellar-door, or runs any race, or plays ...

... the early times of our own history. »vas the eating of pancakes made With eggs an.l spice. The people indulged in games at football, at which there was generally much license; alsc in the barbarous sport of throwing at neks. In the latter case, the animal ...

... and had a pleasant trip down the river Irlam Hall Faro, where a field had been placed at their disposal Mr. Wood. Here the foot-ball and cnckct-bal flew every direction among the lads, .Told-o ?-i /J 8 u n l ' circles ntul dreaded their eed.es, t.ll the ...

... of the crowd. “Wall, now, I kin take brandy cut of one end, and gin out Do it, and you landlord. can take my head for a foot-ball,” exclaimed the Jonathan coolly drew from his pocket a small gimlet, and bored a small hole in one end of the pipe, which ...

... Wednesday, tho Scholars were taken to a field in ?? ib- Sinedley, where the boys amused theinselves with cricket Pi imtand foot-ball, while the femicles enujoyed suitable recreations: TI nd all' were liberally supplied with cakes and toilk. On Thurs-_T to ...

... imiediate neigihbourihood, where they :i.Tekl l¢ila great numiber of rural gattes, imcludimig running, , , ?? kite flvinu foot-ball, ?? &c,, after which they were 1: t' tite schools, and regaled with buns, tea, oranlg' s, ti -t eA i*lu ettu lber of thc ...

... exactiy ; but often when a customer comes into our shop, I have to run for the ledger.” Money and wordly wealth is like a football, some few nimble-heeled and light-headed run quite away with it, while the most are only looking on, and cannot get a kick ...

... persons, of £64,000, and the sum of £90 to meet it! o This case, taking it altogether, is one of the c prettiest games at foot-ball between the commis- ii sioners and the trustees that we have yet heard of. Neither party had any thing to lose, and the ...

... meutton, leap frog, wheeling barrows six blindfolded, the man' wheel race,' winding and unwinding six ti string round, pegs, football, whipping the monkey. At seven EJ o'clockf, the Queen and Prince Albert, together with the royal Hen family and guests, who ...