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... recognized as an adept in that art. The place chofen was upon the Brink, where the gentlemen in the neighbourhood play their cricket matches.. The ground was ruiled’ In, and at‘two o'olock the competitors appearcd in the ring.. The battle was for twen - ty ...
... Wales and —When the Royal Family refided at young Princes, then about feven and eig > .uW ufed frequently to. thendelves M cricket, in the prel’cnce of their morning they were bnfy at thi* favour the luck run againlt the Bilhop, whu ■ ritated with his ill ...
... foil, hec, Rotten Row, my Swnday-rule, TrottlcJum hey, tumble eft, hoi Poncy, eighteen pence a-lidc, Windgall, glandcrum, Cricket, I fam'd nick, Daddlc*, fmonch lick : Up to, ah I'm juft the kick, Allcmande toe! For SI-PAINS, BRUISES. RHEUMATISMS, &c. ...
... extremities of the empire, and roilfe the dejected-fpirits of a dejedted and valfal pcafantry in the caide human nature. A grand cricket match is now in contemplation, to played in the King’s Ifland, near Limerick, the daft day of the races, between-eighteen ...
... fexes. On the turf, beautifully furrounded by the Down about hilf a mile from the town, were diiplayed fea of aétivity by the cricket piayers of Brighton, on t one fide, and eleven fcleéted frum the adjoining p on the other. An ex was roafted whole, and afterwards ...
... Parents 4oo miles, befides pay and fifter.. During the journey he wa- only two hours in bed, and on his return began a match at cricket. His Majefty no longer wears his favourite bob, arid flouched hat: they are both difcarded for a handfome new tie-wig, and ...
... Payne Hythe Wm. lyn, Sir C F. Radcliffe. Ivelchefter eJohn Harcourt, «Samuei Long Se. Ives Iplwich aSir J. D'Oyley, C. A. Crickete Wm. Praed, Mills Kent aSir E. Koatchbull, F. Heneywood King’s Lyno Hon. H. W: le, «Sir M. B. Folks Kingfton of Burford, S ...
... J. W. Payne: Hythe Wm. Evelyn, Sir F. Radcliffe Ivelchefter aJohn Harcourt, «Samuel Long Ipfwich @Sir J. D’Oyley, C. A. Crickete St. Ives Wm: Praed, «Wm. Miils Kert ~ aSir E.Knatchbull, F. Heneywood King’s Lyna Hon. H. Walpole, eSir M. B. Folks Kingfton ...
... COMMONS. A Bullock A Wood A Cricket A Fox” A Warren A Barrow A Hare Three Pitts A Dance A or A Fife An Ambler A Cooper A Gamon A Gallway A Baker A Hood A Powney A Millar A Hide A Colt A Turner A Web A Brett A Webfter A Lemon A Martin A Forrefter A Penn ...
... juftl proportioned, great finews, thort legged, and is. calculate to get racers, hunters, or coach horfes. ROOD MARES. No. 3, CRICKET, a chefnut Mare, 12 yearsold, got by Herod, her dam Sophia, by Blauk, which was the dam of Sir Charles Daver’s Jeflica, grand ...
... juftly proportioned, great Cnews, fiiort legged, and is calculated to get racers, hunters, coach horfet. BROOD MARES. No. I, CRICKET, a chelhut Mare, i a years old, got by Herod, her dam Sophia, £;auk, which was the dam of Sir Chirlea Paver’s Jeflica, grand ...
... proportioned, great finews, ort legged, and is calculated to get racers, hunters, or coach horfes. ROOD MARE Noa. 1 her dam Sa CRICKET, achefnut Mare, :2 yearsold, got by Herod, hia; by which was the dam of Sir Charles Daver’s ca, grand dam Lord Chedwo-th’s ...