... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... for Leg of Mutton. Leap-Frog. Wheeling Barrows blindfolded. The Man-wheel Race. Winding and unwinding String round Pegs. Foot-ball. Whipping the Monkey. At seven o'clock the Queen and Prince Albert, together with the royal family and guests, who had appeared ...

... 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 ...

... , ~°n Sunday last, December 8th, number of young connected with the Roman Catholic Chapel, Glossop, re Seen playing at football in a field belonging to the 4, adjoining the chapel-yard; but, however, on hearing ell ring for afternoon service, they ran ...

... they said I was trying to landlady's pocket, and some farm-labourers 'df* house attacked me, knocked me down, and f * like football. I should have been killed young farmer who came up. I was laid P time afterwards. ,» « The Crystal Palace Mr. M. D. an ...

... children amused themselves, in the morning, in Lathom-park in tbe various games, such foot-ball, and racing, &c, and in the afternoon the labourers showed their skill at football, and evinced as mnch spirit as their juniors. Lord Skelmersdale, who, we rejoice ...

... that threaten ithe boys' limbs, or the masters! ian wutidowi-panres, ever so remotely, should allow it. Eo cricket, ,of no football-perhaps a little gymnastic gallows, where boys Ian may climband turn over, and Swinig like monkeys, in perfect isse s!afety; ...

... light fantastic toe in the dance or engaged in the rustic games, which were carried forward in every direction. Cricket, football, and other exercises were also entered into with spirit in various parts of the field, to the great enjoyment of all interested ...

... Turtou; and the 0 e Brook Meadow school to Woodhead-the scholars being well Cli - provided with currant bread, milk, tea, &c.; footballs, cricktet, Y tlee, being also provided for their amusement. On Friday, 61 e the schools, the weather being favourable, were ...

... Woodheid; the scholars being well entertained with currant bread, milk, and tea, A ng with their conductors and teachers. Foot-balls, cricket, &c , were provided for their amusement.—Yesterday, the schools, went to various parts of tha coun'ry adjoiningto ...

... fine. Soon after reaching the hall they were marched into the fields, where for several hours they amused themselves with foot-ball, cricket, and games of all sorts, enjoying themselves to their heart's content. After four o'clock the rain began to fall ...