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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 ...
... It is faid, that the Houfe of Commons will not be up till June. We hear that the Earl Sandwich and Lord March have made a Cricket-Match for ?? Guineas, to be played at Newmarket fome Time next Month. The Eari of Sandwich makes Choice of eleven Noblemen ...
... Expedition from Woolwich, on gland Sloop, and a Tranfport, a large [Muskets, Guns, Swords, Powder and BA I, ?? that a Match nt Cricket is made be- rn Hon. Earl of Sandwich, and the Right jW for 15-00 1. to be played at New- ton ay the 2 * th of ?? Month, and ...
... Months longer. ?? We hear that the Right Hon. the Earl of Chefterfield is indifpofed. On Tuefday laft the firft Great Match at Cricket w r as played a: Newmarket, between the Gentlemen educated at Eaton School and the Gentleman wben the latter won by 140 Notches ...
... Great George-Street, from Paris. The fame Day he waited on his Majefiy at Kenfington, and was moft gracioufiy received. The Cricket Match at Newmarket was won on Tutf- day by All England, on Thuriclay by the Eton Society, and on Saturday again by All England ...
... from their Obfervations of the Company refor ting to and from Bedfordfhire, that they had fomething more in their Heads than Cricket, and that poflibly a new Match may be mide to be play'd by the Choice Spirits from Eton and IVeftminfter m the Winter. The ...
... 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 ...
... wanted to come in, conclude that there will be certainly fome Sport in the Winter that will afford full as warm Exercife as Cricket. - Monday Morning early his Grace the Duke of Dor- fet, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, fet out from his Houfe at Whitehall for ...
... 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 ...
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... 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 ...