... Mr. Hone ; an Altar piece he Annunciation, by Mr. Cipriani; the charatter ot e, the Duke of Gloucefler, and a Boy playing cricket, Mr. Cotes; a capital Landfcape contsining a view in ton-Lyon in Scotiand, by Mr. Barret ; and the Smith ribed. by Sakefpeare ...

... 4lb. Wt . ;?i::ht- Hon. Thomas Conolly’s grey mare Grey Goofe, -, o U . ‘ % I I by ‘? !a %r Efgrs. black mare Sable, by Cricket, . 3 yalter Taylor, Big ) Jenis Daly, Eigrs. bay mare Circe, by G:‘amahoe,- v e @ 4 Weitport, Edward Mc. Dermot, Efg; afd ...

... employthent, ou‘}ht to be avoided. 2 ' he diverfions which afford the beft exercife are huntm?, (hootil‘l_g, l:laying at cricket, handball, golff ||, &c. Thefe | exercife the limbs, promote perfpiration, and the other ‘ fecretions. They likewife Rren%l;cn ...

... Hufi. Tlxon§ns)2:unull ‘l};)ay' ng,,!(:tm' 1, Jolly Bucchus, by Apoll%, S i Walter Taylor, Efgrs. black mare sabje, * 3 by Cricket, - - 2 v John Leonard, Efgrs. bay gelding Tim HE by Tim, w el LTV N a On Saturday the 12th, his Majefty's Plate ‘l}. guineas ...

... Thomond, when —— Nedham, Efg; nephew to the Earl of Chatham, 1s cxg:flfl] to be eleéted without oppofition. . cterday a‘ireat cricket match was played on Seven Oakes Vine, for one thoufand guineas, between the Duke of Dorfet and ten men on the fide of Kent ...

... and Campvere, upan the coaft of Holland, the 26th ult. and all hands perifhed. ) Accounts from Yarmouth mention, that Mr. ' Cricket, the Marfhal of the Admiralty, with proper attendants, arrived there laft week, and took away:from the Old Gaol all the American ...

... Lordfhip at the London-tavern, at which were prefent'a great number of nobility and perfons of diftinétion. On Suaday night Mr. Cricket, Marfhall of the High Court of Admiralty, arrived in town with Luke Ryan, and feveral other prifoners. Luke Ryan was put under ...

... ” CURRAGH MEETING, September 1783. On Monday Bth, right hon. Thomas Conolly’s colt, own brother to Tennis-ball, (called Cricket) againft Jobn Kirwan, Ef@'rs. Jolly Farmer, wt, Bit. 71b. fur 200 guineas each, p. p. to run onefour mile hest, Sue day, Hornpipe ...

... ‘Tyrone, THI noted Horfe Cricket-Ball, will ftand this feafon at Edward Conolly’s, Dowapatrick, to cover Mares, at one Guinca for each Mare, and half a Crown to the Groom, (leaps and trials) the money to be‘paid before fervice. Cricket-Ball is as well a bred ...

... proving with Foal, Tiaveller was begot by the Right Hon. Joha O'Neill's Horfe I mneror Aorid 2d, 1-%6. T e ———‘m CRICKET-BAL L THE noted Horfe Cricket-Ball, will fland this feafon at Edward Conolly’s, Downpatrick, to cover Marces, at one Guinea for each Mare ...

... ftalion. ' CRICKET-BALL _ THE noted Horfe Cricket-Ball, will fland thi* % fon at Edward Conolly’s,” Downpatrick. ‘C( o Mares, at one Guinea for each Mare, and hall 2 AV to the Groom, (leaps and trials) the moncy 10 b¢ {f‘u before fervice. - Cricket-Ball is ...

... Market. CRICKET-BALL. THE noted Horfe Cricket-Ball, will ftand this. fexfon at Edward Conolly’s, Downpatrick, to cover Mares, at onc Guinea for each Mare, and half a Crown to the Croom, (le:gs and trials) the moncy to be paid befure fervice. Cricket-Ball ...