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... up for Puppy Stak Kyient, r d by Hermes—Mayfly ; Mr Bell's—Divided Home Park Meeting, Nov 29; see itt bk b by Sackcloth—Cricket ; Ran up and a see Denison Cup (18) at yman. rborough Open Meeting, Nov 10, &c; drawn for Ruperra Castle Stakes at Tredegar ...
... clubs with whom they contended lent year. A unanimous vote of thanks to the Press for ito furtherance of the interests of cricket concluded the business of the evening. Eaium RicES will take place on the 14th and 15th of August, A C.RIe[TmAs HoAx,-The ...
... Mr. A. Harris. 0-1111ORROW (Monday), Tuesday, and Wednesday, THE WONDERFUL WOILS.N. Thursday, Friday and S H aturday, THE CRICKET ON TILE TRARTII. After whlc.l,ths New Grand Comic Christmas Burlaps. by H. J. Myron. Peg., entitled JACK THE GIANT KILLBR; ...
... en Ps radc every Evening. fl1O.MOEJIOW, Tuesday, and WedaeoSay', HOMaE TRUOTHS- .1 Thuroday. Friday, and Satscrday, TiES CRICKET'I ON THEI CEARTHI-AfGErwhich, the new graud Comic Christmas Pan. tomime. entitled PACK THIE GIANT KIlLER; or. Harlequin aiyg ...
... Morgan’s—Won Puppy Stakes (4) a ock’s— | PuasuMan, f w b by Larriston—Lively ; Mr Brunwin’s—Won Old | bk w d by Columbus—Little Cricket; Mr Keat’s— Park Meeting, Nov 29. | Moor Stakes (5) at Southminster Meeting, Nov lL and 2. | Divided with three others Kenilworth ...
... out of Ruby CRICKET. nad th Mr Crow-catcher, by Testator out of Nell, beat Mr Lioyd's | of his | rbd Launt Lasa, by Joe Mil rout of Mary Ainbree oucester Mr Bolderstone ns bk d Dart, by Jam out of Nimble, beat Mr FE. Ross ENGLISH CRICKETERS’ VISIT TO AME ...
... rated from 1 _THE R.E A, and bounad in a Volume by itse1J if desired. To Clerks of Courses-Secretaries of Yachting- and Cricket Clubs-Coursing Meetings, &c. WE SHALL AT ALL TIMES PEEL GLEATLT INDEBTED TO TBOSE GENTLEMEN WIHo WILL TAKE THE TROUBLE To ...
... Monday, despite the unpropiti te Lion, of the weather, a strong muster of the sj orting fraternity Mr Lang’s, the Fairfield Cricket Grounc I Croydon, to wit heffield. mateh, in which Goldin, for a bet of £15 to £10, had un of £200 a to run 10 miles within ...
... colleges, and all shall be made pleasant! and the shout is taken up by undergraduates, and tradesmen, and horse-dealers, and cricket-cads, and dog-fanciers, Come to us, and us, and us, and we will be your toadies ! Let them, let them toady and cringe to ...
... al fresco chickens in one's head, instead of mince pies, mulled port, and miscellaneous coddled condiments connected with crickets on the hearth, chilblains, poor relations, and other wintry visitations people are expected to smile upon. The wind is raging ...
... Cornhill. port, and miscellaneous coddled condiments connected with outside the Magazine Office there; though it isn't in th crickets on the hearth, chilblains, poor relations , and other Titmarshean Granary, but in Tom Brown's, to clay, the tale appearse ...
... guardians who have youths to put to school to inspect bis Mansion of 60 Rooms, nnd Grounds of 33 acres, comprising bowling-green, cricket-grounds, fish-pond, rookery, chestnut grove, extensive gardens, and trout stream, affording excellent and safe bathing for ...