... band-iron ; the oat squat down upon the other. Silence came on by degrees, like a calm snow storn, till nothing was heard but cricket under the hearth, keeping tune with a sappy yellow.birch fore-stick.-- Sally sat up prim, as if she were pinned to the chair ...

... unrivalled. The emblematical Illustrations, which head the articles on Drama, Poetry, the Turf, the Chase, the Ring, the Police, Cricketing, Pigeonshooting, the Aquatic Register, and the Adairs of the Fancy, were all designed Cnjikslmnk, in io his must humorous ...

... uuriciuieu The emblematical Illustrations, which head the articles Drama, Poetry, the Turf, the Chase, the King, the Police, Cricketing, Pigeon-shooting, the Aquatic SepisMa, and the Allairs of the Fancy, were all designed Cruikshank, in hi* most humorous ...

... thoughts of letting alone. Met a fellow Etonian in the Green Park, who told me 1 wore well: wondered what could mean.— .Gave up cricket club on accounlof the bad air about Paddiog\ ton ; could not run in it, without being out of breath. 34. Measured for new ...

... looking nigh. How restless are the snorting swine ! The busy Pies disturb the I.OW o'er ’he grass tl»e swallow wings 'Dig cricket, t«*o, how loud it sings! Russ the hearth, w ith velvet paws Sits smoothing o’er her jaws. Through the clear stream tl»e fishes ...

... night was far spent; the tiny sparks of the fire-flies that were dancing in the door-way began grow pJej the chirping of llie cricket* and lizards, and the snore of the tree tna lwaaed fainter, and the wild cry of the tiger-cat was no lon-cr heard. The frrroi ...

... voice of his landlord, who exclaimed f:.. about Vour business, Sir, you shall not receive what would make a breakfast for cricket !” The poor fellow’s feelings upon the occasion mnv be more easily conceived than express*.l. turned almut, and in hro. ken ...

... Richardson’s Tom Tight, Mr. R. Dickson’s Coggins, Mr. Gardiner’s Rohm, and Mr. Gardiner’s Cricket, after three heats. Thursday. —Match 10 sovereigns. Mr. Gardiner’s Cricket, ridden owner, ..2 1 Mr. R. Dickson’s Coggins—owner 1 2 Same Day.—Sweepstakes 2 sovereigns ...

... at home I’m lord paramount. From two to five o’clock on Sunday 1 have a piper for people, and plenty of hurling bats and cricket balls. not, therefore, the man disapprove of holding a procession on Tuesday, if it did not interfere with the necessary exercise ...

... ol, instead of attending there, were amusing themselves by sliding on the ice of small reservoir of water, at the top of Cricket-street, when one of them having purchased a root of liquorice, bis companions all flocked around him, nearly in the centre ...

... influence of the Tories in Devonshire, which by the way they did not exert, sang the same Bobadillian air. Maeauley is merely the cricket to Lord John. He hums the same song, at respectful distance, in order to party the thrusts or gain stray vote from among the ...

... HOUSE CLOCK. (From Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine for June.) An ...