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... Dugdale fays, he threw himielf into a dilfolute and cliforderly courfe of life, be ing more famous whilli there for foot-ball, cricket, cudgelling, and wreflling, than for ; and being of rough and bluftering difpofition, he acquired the name of Royfter.” However ...

... ‘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 ...

... RICKET-BAL L THE noted Horfe Cricket-Ball, will ftand this fcafon at Edward Conolly's, Downpatrick, 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 ...

... Lath, fulk brother to old Cade, out of the dam of Squert. 4 5 ipe i Cricket-Ball is a frefh Horfe, néver hart, fevenlyears old this grr(o. MLM.« that mifles this feafon to Cricket-ball, fhall he covered gratis mext feafon if i the pollellion of the fanic ...

... CRICKET-BALL. THE noted Horfe Cricket-Ball, will ftand this feafon at Edward Conolly’s, Downpatrick, to cover Mared, 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 ...

... 6th, yyp;° CRICKET: BAL[— 'HE noted Horfe Cricket-Ball, wij| fang T fon at Edward Conolly’s, Downpurick‘ u,:f“ Mares, at onc Guinea for each Mare, and p,j a c'nv« to the Groom, (lcaps aad trials) the money 1o e O before fervice. Cricket-Ball is as wel| ...

... 6th, 584 CRICKET-BALT — THE noted Horfe Cricket-Ball, will fland Ihis ¢ k fon at Edward Cenolly's, Downpatrick, 1o - * Mares, at one Gujnea for each Mare, and haif a Cmr to the Groom, (le2ps and trials) the money 1o be = e fervice. Cricket-Ball is as ...

... ' CRICKET-BALL TH! noted Horfe Cricket-Ball, will fland this fea. fon ' at Edward Conully’s, Dowapatrick, to cover 'Mares, at one Guinca for ach Mare, and half a Crown to the Groom, (leaps and teials) the mosey to- be paid before fervice. Cricket-Ball ...