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... generally fauf his late Royal Highnefs the. Prince of Wales got a Blow on his Side with a Ball, about two Years ago, playing at Cricket, which Diverlion he was fond of; and ’tis thought was the Occafion of his Death, having a Bag, near 6 Inches long, down his ...
... at the Tower a fine young Lionefs, and Male and Female Oftrich, Prefents to his Majefty from the I)ey Tunis. The Match at Cricket between his Royal , Highnefs the Duke and the Earl of Sandwich* which was begun to be played on Moulfcy Hurft laftTuefday ...
... have long wanted to ra, conclude that there will be ’certainly fome Sport in the Winter that will afford full Warm Exercife Cricket. Yefterday Orders were ilTued from the Lord Chamberlains Office, all Peers, Peereffe*, and Privy-Counlellors, that the Court ...
... Dutch Roop, with a French cargo, valued at about 50001. Admiralty-Office, April 8. . 4. His Majefty's floop the Wolf, capt. Cricket, end Grampus, capt Allan, have taken and brought Into Loweftoffe roads, a privateer (now of Dunkirk, commanded by Peter Bedaurr ...
... heron hay> April 20, 1760. 4. We live here very happily, have extreme fine weather, and go afhore very often and play at cricket and the French have been fo cottiplailant as fend us fome cows, and all forts of fowis and greens ; fo that I want nothing ...
... jr. It is an additional duty will be laid on French wines and brandy next felfion of parlia* ment. i 7. A few days fince a cricket match was played at Upham, Hants, by eleven married againft eleven maiden women, tor a large plum cake, a bar» rcl of ale ...
... members, their names remaining on the reduced lift, were called to the table %o be fworn :.. M: J.Selwyn Mr H. Thorton; M Cricket, Mr Orchard, Hon. Mr Cocks, %r Burrell. Sir {;mes Duff; r R, Thornten, Mr D Pultency, Mr Langfton, MrCecil,’ Mr James Gordon; ...
... after a gormandizing meal, put off their coats and unburton their waltcoats, to enjoy fome athletic amufement, fuch as bowls, cricket, &c. are cautioned agfainfl continuing this exereife when the damps of the evening come 0n 3 and agaioft drinking cold liquors ...
... refided at K=w, thole two young Princes, then :Lout 7and & vears of ace, ufed frequently to amufe themf-lves at = game of cricket, in the prefence of their Roy.l putents. One morning they were bufy at ths ‘avourite exercife, when the luck run againit the ...
... been occalioned by a cold Lo countratted atew daysago, by lying upon the grafs atter beu.g heaied by the play ot a maich at cricket. Thuriday’s and Satvur_day’e Pofts. Frem the LONDON GAZETTE, Sept. 6. ...
... difpute originated in fome fevere languazeg with which the former addrefled the latter. Mr Corfellis, afier receiving Mr Cricket’s fhot, which did not take effe@, fired his piftol in the air; on which Mr Crickett expreffed himfelf fatisfied, and the affair ...
... undogbied and inevitable. ik i’ . There.are now'in commiflion no lefs thao fi S R T on in a few %‘de 'ck 'ue;rfiy on 'fi';. cricket ground, for 4 confid - time, in com-_ ° pany sod very cordidl with Colonel Leunox, ° 'The Duke and the Colonel bave manually ...