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... (pint, for the old houfe dog likewifea propherof this kind, and never howls, but (ymetbing or other come- after it; and the crickets the wall have an admirable knack at foretelling a funeral. Thefe ghofls of quality have in their of living One circum'lance ...
... (pint, for the old houfe dog likewifea propherof this kind, and never howls, but (ymetbing or other come- after it; and the crickets the wall have an admirable knack at foretelling a funeral. Thefe ghofls of quality have in their of living One circum'lance ...
... Heart’s bay Horfe Sniall-hopea, by Entrance, AnneQey Gore, Efq’ts. bay Mate Queen Helen, by Steady, Gore, Efq'rs grey Hotle Cricket, by Ajai, Charles O’Hara, Elq’rs. bay Horfe Snorom, by Snip, John Hill Forfter, Efq’ti. bay Hotfe Flint, Gaftavua. M R I D ...
... Hon. Thomas Conolly’s Hoife, Jelly Bicchus. 7°. Apollo, Lord gheda’s y Friar, ro. Watt Taylor, F.fqr’s ole.ck Mnre, Sable, Cricket, John Leonard Efq bay Gelding Tim, by Saturd.yy ] F r his Map fty’s Ph'e )'or liifli bred &c. carrying 9ft. bc'l of three ...
... original Abode ot the Cricket’s Family, by his owm ConfefTion. But no fooner had tilted his Abode the oppofuc Corner of the Chimney, and it was that made 1 uth his confiant Companion, ami was profelfed Enemy to Flattery and than the Cricket moved off with ...
... language, in the eyes, which feems to fay, * had rather the Devil had my wifes than myfelf.” DUKE or D----T. ‘The game of cricket. | OUR very pleafingly drawn to a view near Sevenéaks in Kent, the feat of a noble Peer at vilible at forwe-diltance. {cene ...
... well, at Plymouth the inli. under convoy of the Nemcfis fligate. of a letter from Edinburgh, Ofl. 10. This day, Mr. John Cricket, deputy maiihall of the admiralty of England, oflF with Luke Ryan late commander, and Thomas Coppinger lieutenant, of the ...
... and thrice again, Happieff he of happy Men, Who, when again the Night returns, When again the Taper burns ; When again the Crickets gay (LillieCrickets full of Play) Can afford his Tube to feed. With the fragrant Indian Weed; Pleafurc for a Nofe divine ...
... • . Mr Conolly’s ch Looftr—Mr Daly's ch WiYi- ner. Friday’s roo gs for 5 yrs old, wt 9ft three 3-mile Mr. Conolly’s c h Cricket Ball—Mr B. Daly’s Cacagay—Mr Anthor.y Daly’s h Pero —Mr Gibbon’s g h Lcl'ander —Mr Hamilton’s Intereft—Mr Kirwan’s b h Farmer ...
... eagle all the way, till he to all appearance nearly touched the horizon, and to the naked eyeilid not appear larger than cricket-ball. After thirty-five minutes he was lod light of, it is fnppoied, at nearly the dilbnee of three miles 1 when °«r the city ...
... chefnut horfc, Lofcr, B. Daly’s Winner, Friday 10® guineas, for 5-years oid, wr. 9ft. three heat*. Mr. Conolly’s chefnm horfc. Cricket Ball, —• B. Daly’s grey mare, Arfthony grey horfc, Pero, Gibbon's grey horfc, fonder, -- Hamilron’s greyfoorfe, Ihtcrcft, ...
... 9ft. evb, three mile heats, 3lb. to marcs and geldings. Mr. B. Daly’s grey mare, Cscagay 1 1 Mr. Conolly’s chefnut horfe, Cricket Ball Mr. Hamilton'sjgrty horfe, Inteicll 2 5 Mr. Anthony Daly’s grey horfe, Pc’ro 4 4 Mr. Kirwan’s bay horfe, Farmer 5.2 Mr ...