... rounds of the crowd. 1 Wall now, I kin lake brandy out of one end and gin out of tolber.’ • it and you can lake ray head for a football,’ exclaimed the landlord. Jonathan coolly drew from his pocket a small gimlet, and bored small e in one end of the pipe, ...

... for a wilful trespass on Lotlge Estate, in Bideford, on Sunday the instant. It appeared these young men were playing at foot-ball the beach adjoining Lodge Farm, making thereby great disturbance. The charge of trespass failed, but a charge of profanation ...

... one band, and boarding-pike in the other, kicking half-a-dosen Frenchmen (in this case it was Spaniards,') before him like footballs, with cascades of red-hot balls and cnain-shot flying about him,which constitute the accessories to his performances generally ...

... mouth pistol one hand boarding-pike the other kicking half-a-dozen Frenchmen (in this case it Spaniards) before him like footballs with cascades of red-hot Mis and chain-shot flying about him which constitute the to performances generally in encounters ...

... secession. Local etymologists derive the name of Bawhill from the circumstance that the favourite and ancient game of football was played by our forefathers at this place, in the days of popery, previous to going to mass, and the derivation is quite ...

... £15 for the conviction in the case. John Clark deposed he saw prisoner at Mrs French's on the Sunday and Monday before the football day. Two others were with him. Heard one of the two ask for some lucifers at the bar. Prisoner was not within hearing at ...

... hundred* of spectator*. There were *l*o foot race* by three old men. Tho younger one* amused themselves by game* at the foot-ball, in which great ■pint and activity were shown. Scotch School*, Nobth Shield*.— About seventy teachers and friends of the ...

... the presence of rural policeman, and his endeavours to stop the football play. On spoirt he was hustled by the mob, and afterwards pelted with small sticks and sods by the boys. The football kicking was, the meantime, pursued with desperate eagerness, ...

... Jessy (Owner) 1 2 Mr Codling's blk Dormel (Owner) 2 1 2 Scott's b Polly (Owner) 3 3 The race was well contested. A game of football afterwards took place, and was kept up with much spirit for an hour and a half The sports were wound up with several foot ...

... match. On their departure, her Majesty and Prince Albert left a handsome contribution towards the expenses. To-day grand foot-ball match took place between the Life Guards and the Fusilier Guards in the Menage. Interesting Pedestrian Match.— -This afternoon ...

... of the crowd. Wall, now, I kin take brandy out of one end, and gin out of tother.' Do it, and you can tale my head for a football,' exclaimed the landlord. Jonathan coolly drew from his pocket a small gimlet, and bored • small hole in one end of the pipe ...

... truly gratifying to all engaged it. The rural and agreeable repast concluded, variety of sports ensued—archery, cricket, foot-ball, and the exploits of a pedestrian, pclept in sporting parlance the Edinburgh stag, while many couple to the strains of 'witching ...