... committed. ( kkt Match. —On Thursday last the Ballymena and Uoyal Albert clubs, both of this town, played a match, on the cricket ground of the former, on the demesne lands of -Sir ’l. Shafto Adair. The gentlemen of the Ballymena were unusually unfortunate ...

... who could do the same things, and in addition to them, steer, pull an oar, shoot, fish, follow hounds, or make a good score cricket, like a true Briton of modern times, in spite of-sU our physical and intellectual degeneracy, about which, indeed, a eight ...

... but they presented no feature of sufficient public interest warrant report.] Cricket Match —We undertUat! that the return, match bctiAceD the Belfiist and Ihillyn.ena Cricket Clubs will played on the grounds of the latter, in the Demesne, Wednesds) the ...

... Englishman, of the Bth August, does not mention it. Sharp and Quick Work.— It is elsewhere stated that the Belfast and Ballymena Cricket Clubs dined together the interval between the innings of their game in the demesne on Wednesday last. The dinner was laid ...

... itelfest and Bally tut-na Cricket Qubs played match at the Botanic Gardens iu Belfast, on which occasion the Belfast Club won a majority of runs Wednesday last return match was played between the same parties, on the cricket in Ballymena demesne The game ...

... ation,’ or the St. Peter Martyr,’ feels, at least, that he has not lived in vain.”— Chii biker s's Journal. Jack Tar tue Cricket Filed.— The game commenced by the sailors taking their innings, and they made a good fight of it, and hit away the str.iightcst ...

... O’llorke —Did not hear any person shout “To , iih the Pope.” Never used any such expression limself, either that day, or in the cricket-field before )r subsequently. and the witness appeared very much mrpriaed at the insinuation which the question implied. ...

... Alex. Craig, John Callaghan, and James Byrne. CHAROE LABCENT. eric Peebles,, ww indicted for feloßioos appropriation of two cricket l>€lta, bottle of head salts, a pair kic gloves, and a bottle of hair oii, the propert} of Mesu*. A & G. Sinclair of Ballymena ...

... C.». MISISTBE TBS COCRT OV A# dU* the embers on the hearth. And o'er the floor the shadow* fall. Ai d creep* the chirping cricket f.Tth. And lick* the death *alcb lo the wall I see a form in yonder chair, Thatgruws beneath the wanin*light; There are the ...

... CRICKET THE BALLYMENA CRICKET CLUB purpose playing their First Game for ibis season on Easier Monday, on the around in the Demesne which Colonel Adair, with his usual liberality, has had levelled for their use. It is expected a Band will in attendance ...

... on the subject of ground for their areommodaimn. Prom our advertising oohimns it will appear that the origvial Ballymena Cricket pnrpose pisving their first game for the season on haster Monday nett; snd the new club, will play their m*ug«rat»oo game ...

... justice be tempered with mercy. Charles Dickeus has commenced a scries of public readings, on his own acconnt, from the * Cricket on the Hearth,’ The Chimes,’ and ' The Christmas Carol.’ Yon can hardly conceive more delightful entertainment, and the audiences ...