... ; they then with most gross language and threats, which I shall not repeat, dragged him along td public house called the Cricketers, about half a mile further on, and there kept him for about five hours a close prisoner. Aslett came in about hours after ...

... declined Sandwich Mr J. Marryat offers in his room. The Independent Electors want another Candidate oppose Capt, Rainer. Mr Cricket and Mr Edwards stand for Ipswich. Wyatt has declared himself a Candidate for Sudbury ; Mr Culluni is also expected to start ...

... Captain Moses rook the prisoner - id conveyed him the depot kipped” nearly stones with Ids lurid, held his hand and caught them cricket halls. Copt. Robert d!f.-.sr.v, command a party the Durham militia, was called out to escort prisoner belonging the :i.shire ...

... Or. bumper ship. a letter Captain Gray, of the Letitia Aberdeen, she had her fish alongdde. SCOTLAND. EDINBURGH, Juir 21. Cricket. —On Saturday last, II gentlemen of this city, members of the Thistle Club, and whom on former occasions we have observed ...

... persons were regaled Brighton Pi nice Regent's Birth-day with beef and pudding. Jhx'y-iive tables were laid cut the Prince’s Cricket ground. *i Vicar attended ant! said Grace. The whole expense was about .aCi-00. raised subscriptions, and the profits one ...

... the Admiralty. 31st August, at Hythe, in consequence mortification proceeding from the dislocatum o the finger, in stopping cricket-ball. Capt. Janies Bullen^ the Scots Greys board the ship Cumberland, her passage from Jamaica Whitehaven, where she arrived ...

... Rolen B-irclay, Esq. Lombard Street, barker. At Rose Green, near Battle, on 23d ult. in consequence a blow received from a cricket ball, Lieutenant-Colonel Prescot, the sth dragoon guard*. PERTH. THURSDAY, February 8, ISIG. Both Houses of Parliament were ...

... thoughts of lettii’git alone. Meta fellow Etonian in the Green Park, told I wort well : wondered what he could mean. Gave up cricket club, account of the bad air about Paddington : could not run in it without being opt of breath. 34. Measured tor a new coal ...

... hut so pure was the atmosphere, tint it was still visrb'e tor long time, though apparently reduced in size to about that a cricket ball. A v-fn i-h cloud occasionally intercepted the view, but tire interruption la ted scarcely moment, and, the ball again ...

... the Bullock, the Cook with the Kook, the Martin with the Pi neb ; the Haro will not fear the Foxes or the Greys, and the Cricket may chirp in seenritv. e shall sec Orchard with Lemons, and the Hills and the Woods with with the Cooks we shall find both ...

... is indescribable. On Monday last, scaffold, yards long, with nine tiers seats, which had liecn erected to afford view a cricket match, at Darnal, near Sheffield, lx t.vecn the Nottingham and Sheffield 'clubs, gave way when crowded with spectators. Two ...

... passed as mail and wife. the morning the of October, about half-past five o’clock, he went j public-house called the ii Cricketers, *’ sat down near the bar , and called for a pot porter. Immediately afterwards, a«- dressing self the landlord, said. Hawk ...