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... term, to find sureties for bei good behaviourfoi twa. years then to come, ?? On Ttaesday wiats plihye'd a riilid iatch 'of cricket, in the playing .felds neis L hiton College, by elevel) ?? the young gentlemen o Etonu Scilot. against el ven of the Q'fficer ...
... Hornbv Stakes, of loogs6 each, h ft-rolts, 8st 41;- f fillies, 8st 1 ll-La~r mile aind three quarters. Sir B. R. Graliam s Cricketer, brother to Cliffe Duke of Leeds's b c by Panduolpha-Patriot Sir M. M. Syke, gr g by Camillue-Rosaliud e Lord Milteoi's b ...
... a lialf. The ninner to hesol14'for ?? if ,iemale, &C. Mr hlatsui ld: e4 -.trrryfield, aged . . . .. x Mr. Mlakte viames Cricketer, 4 vrs. oil . . . . 2 Mr. Northey namjes Id t 3v 5 yrs. . - . . 3 Hi. IV, H. the D.iAk of Y )rl. samtes 'TI',lOs, 4 YS: ...
... Rochester, and was accompanied to the start. ing-post by Messrs. Chambers, sen. Epps, and the Gen- tlemen composing the Cossack 'Cricket-Club, all, of whom loudiy cheered him on comnimencing. He was dressed ina waternmat's flannel cap, fustian frock, and trouvsers ...
... Chiribel, by ilhbells, 4 Srs old Duke of York's Cashew, 4 yrs old : - . Duke (if Hoiland''s Osnuas, b irs old - - MIr Blahe's Cricketer, 5 yrs old - - g4 Hedo6esday, a SweeptdraIes of 90gs'eaclh, for all ages. Duike of York;s c by lloblit - t Bmr 3tsouls's ...
... TWO SONNETS ON THE GRASSHOPPER AND CRICKET. [moot0 POExrS BY JOUN KEATS.] ?? The poetry of earth is never dead: When all the birds are faint with the hot sun, And hide in cooling trees, a voice will run From hedge to hedge about the new-mown nmead; That ...
... men of the (Xollegoe, with two Gentlemen of New College, Ox- fords, played the town Gentlenien, with two given plavers, at Cricket, on Twyfoid Down. The company on the giround was very nuIterous, and the Ladies seemed to partake of the diversion with the ...
... cavalcade to Thborn, hanot cix miles from Blaclkwater, in the presence of hal1f the persons first assembletd. Nlarsh, the cricketer, seconded George, and sMeadlows, thec single-stick player, officiated for Arntold, wsho was backed at 6 to 4. It was a gay ...
... be denied. A ring of 18 feet was the space for cnmbat, and the men entered it very sw~eet upon themselves. Richards, the cricketer, se- conded Edwards, and one of the gypsey tribe seconded Moss, Betting even. In the first round Edwards uncorked his adversary's ...
... CRICKET MATCII. Mr. EnDITOR,-In thre o frl; T -rul, or Saturday last, appears a starecsnt of a Criclet Pa:ntch of three games, played this season, between the tlarewooo ' anid Wligill Clis, thl result of which, the writer presumes, isas ' 'established ...
... any man i England, fdr odhe'hnndled pounas aagxde, 'niaely -to ran onoehundrea' ypods; or 'a'quarler-of aila, to throw a cricket bell the grstitest'distanca, anid to tight aijy unt Iu.: under: d'e'rert stooe.' He can-be baeked4. at' odds to WVt two 6f'th& ...