... have subscribed to purchase potatoes for the numerous poor in that to1-I The countieS of Kilkenny and Carlow aret° a grand cricket match. the first vweek in Mry. ' SIrR THS At Prospect House, Roebuck, the lady of Alderoml Hail Lord Mayor elect, of a daughter ...

... John Mitchell, water man of Strsnd-lane; and the latter Charles Campbell, water- man, of Westminster. The grand match at cricket between the Norfiolk and Ilarr le-bone, clubs commences this day at Lord's, Mary-le-bone, and excites considerable interest ...

... There is no fourtdation for the rumour which has been so industriously- -circulated, that the sports are put off. CRICKET. A 'matab of cricket v.wns played at Walner, between the gen- tlenmen of the Wahlier Club and the gentlelnen of the Ramsgate Cluib wben ...

... SPORTING. GRAND CRICKEt MATci. On Tuesday, the ?ist instant, a grand Cricket Match was played-in the Castle Lawn,Killhenny,bctween eleven Memibers of the Kilkenny Cricket Club, and eleven Officers of the 21st Fusileers, which was won by the former in ...

... b h First Cpanstil st. lb. (Lord Howth.) - 10 4 2 Captain Ga-rner's b g Castleward (Qr. Al'D.nough.) - 4 Mr. Frenclhs b g Cricket. (Mr. Perase,) o0 I 3 Alr. Knaresbro's eh b Minstrel boy, paid. WEDOESDOe 8. | Swreepstakes of 51. each, p p-S3l. added by ...

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... Picroe SilOOTrNC.-On Monday end Tuesday last, upwards of Three thousatd persons paid sixpence each, admission, at ?? Park cricket ground, Sheffield, tov witness the two first days' shooting between Mr. J. W. Edge, gun maker, of this town, and Mr. Charles ...

... for age; two nmle heats. Mr. Prench's Cricket, 5 yrs old, lost loib, rode by Mr. M. Kelly, ?? ?? 1 1 Mr. John Morton's Blinker, 5 yrs old, ?? l9lbs, rode by Mr. H. Dickson, ?? 2 2 Three and two to one on Cricket-won cleverly. t I I SAME DAY. Stakes of ...

... C1UCK1T MAPCI The members of the Huntingdon and Carlow Cricket I Clubs had a grand field day on the 2d instant, at Mullinabro, Icounty of Kilkenny. The Huntingdon Club had two innings, lthe Carlow Club only one, and Carlow obtained the victory by 60 rune ...

... one yard apart, between those celebrated peripatetics, the veteran Townsend and Mountjoy, was decided on Monday at Lord's Cricket-grutund, St. John's Wood, Marylebone. The auspicious state of the weather attracted a company of a highly respectable charac- ...

... as follow: - L Mr. Farrell's Heart of Oak ?? ?? .. d I I Mr. A. MI'C. Bird's Young Deceiver ?? ?? 2 2 Captain M'Clintock's Cricket ?? ?? 3 4 t] Mr. Brassington's Venture ?? ?? 4 3t Air. Ogle's Lara ?? ?? .. ?? 55 Mr. Dillon's Corinda ?? ?? bolted. c l An ...

... Velorteen won by half a neck. Second Racc-Hacks. Har igan's ?? ?? Young Deceiver. Blackaldl's ?? ?? Venture. Spellcssy~s ?? Cricket. Scanlan's ?? ?? Lara. The inost amusing of all wvas this race , vhich was cleverly won by Harrigan. A canoe race followed ...