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... Course. A winner of 30 sovs. to carry 71b. extra. Third Day, Tuesday, 22nd. —A Handicap Sweeps, of 5 sovs., 40 sevs. added. Cricket —Meath & Westmeath Clubs On the 12th, a match was played between these clubs at Loughcrew. The Meath Club were the victors ...
... repeat, we have no objections to the spirit of “Young England,” in providing “washing fo> the million,” parks for the people, cricket clubs for the peasantry, and kindly intercourse with them in all things. But it provokes us to see these diUetanti “ Young” ...
... course particularly severe. The flats the experienced tryer gave universal satisfaction. Chicket On the 2(Jth ult. a game at cricket was played at Rillington, near Malton, between the club established at that place and the one at West Hellerton, which excited ...
... (excuse my modesty) that could beat me at sculling (I allude to deeds of hands, not heads), riding over country, playing at cricket, or driving the mail- The dons had booked me for a regular “plucking,’’ for everything that went on, both in and out the college ...
... Jepson, surgeon, of this city, and Mr. Scruton, who had just come otf the raceground, whore they had been witnessing a game at cricket, had gone Church-street together arm-in-arm, on the opposite side to that on which Coulee’s house is situated. These gentlemen ...
... times we shall understand intearled for irtsertion till the expiration of the term that may advertised. TO CORBESPONDEXTS The cricket match was received too late for publication this week. THE ARMAGH GIAHRIAN, ARMAGH, TUESDAY, AUGUST 2G. A QUESTION FOR OUR ...
... COSMOPOLITES CRICKET MATCH. The following Cricket Match was played by the depot and the inhabitants of Armagh, on Saturday the 23d ult. Total Names. No. of Runs Remarks. l.icutenant Wombwcll 3 Bowled by Mr. Price. Ensign Dallas 11 Caught by Mr, Mannesley ...
... challenges any gentleman Mmo age to ride horse through all his p«ees for 161.; play billiard for 151.; bagatelle 151.; a match cricket for 11.; and game rackets and tennis for 51. each game; andean heard of at the Dolphin Inn, Hanky. Tax Farmto.—lt docs one’s ...
... money received for advertisements in that number of Punch, could not have been less than Torch. Mr. Dickens’ new work, The Cricket the Hearth, was subscribed few days ago to the trade. Tnc number taken the booksellers was about 15,000. The last Christmas ...
... at the tea table this ! the farms. With little trouble ami attention, even a part ■ R ! en b *' en ,m 6, afi,n ? chirp the cricket hushc-d but sapient painter, at Dudley, being directed by the landlord of the ground lost might be redeemed bv proper draining ...
... from 4 Guineas down. Together with every thing connected with the Arms Trade. A large assortment of SK|ATES kor the season. CRICKET CLUBS may supufied with Duke's Balls and Batts, Ac, Ac. M illiam Boyce and Co. are, usual, supplied with Plain and Fancy ...
... Christmas. Tenth edition. Price s*. CHIMES, a Goldin Story of Some Bells that Rang Old Year Out and New In. Twelfth edition CRICKET THE HEARTH, a Fairy Tale of X Home. Twenty-second eililion. Price ss. Q PECIMEXS tiif. K AUI.V NATIVE POETRV o AND, 111 English ...