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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... and amongst whom were tho traversers, commenced calling out her name, and threw gravel and stones at her; they wore playing football, but when they saw hor they called out Urodrick in a very insulting and offensive manner several of them threw pebbles at ...
... eager looks were directed to six swings which had been erected at the further end of the field. These were soon occupied; and football, which had probably led a quiet and peaceful life behind some shop counter Chepstow, was kicked and buffetted about ■ in ...
... succeeded ; his hab t of drink:mg excessively became confirmed ; in 18:17 he ell 9, to- hit own laugtage, * throe like • football en the world's great highway, at the mercy of every pawing t. For a short period itoverty brought to his senses, id induced ...
... with the head of poor Wells, which they hit from one to the other until the unfortunate man fell down, and then they made a football of him, and kicked him unmercifully.—They were fined 10s., and 7s. costs each, or one month's imprisonment. A CONSTABLE IN ...
... -Col. Vaughan’s Flock of Sheep, Cattle, Agricultural and other Morses and Col’s, Pigs, Farm Implements and other effects, at Football Estate, during the spring, of which due notice will be given. THE TUMP HOUSE, ROCK FIELD, TEAS AND COFFEES AT WHOLESALE PRICES ...
... coffee, had been provided. The children then set to work to amuse themselves, in games of various kinds, swinging, cricket, football, running in sacks, foot-ncing, &c- Towards evening, a fire-balloon was let off, but, owing to a sudden gnat wind, it burst ...