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... circumstances, the real news of the week is of very little importance except to the sporting world, for this is the eason of cricket matches and horse races. Bear with me, then, if [ make a faint effort at politics. You remember Milner Gibson made an attempt ...
... dying of a The committee of the proposed exhibition of art treasures of the United Kingdom, in Manchester, have selected the cricket ground behind the Botanical Gardens, Old Trafford, as a site for the exhibition building. They have also decided in favour ...
... overdo the job. The next regiments to embark will be those of the Light Division, but no ships have arrived. Yesterday a cricket match came off between the 41st and 49th Regiments, when the latter were victorious by three wickets to go down. The 95th ...
... moral and social condition of mankind.” The Maidstone Gazette l‘{l, that while a labsurer named B: ¢’ land was playing at cricket in a field at Rocky-hill, the ball came with much violence against his arm and broke it in two ‘Flu‘cx Mr. Ward Ryder, whose ...
... perpetuity upon a mere nominal rental. The hon. gentlemen was loudly cheered in the course of bis observations. After dinner the cricket-ground, the dancing-tent, i and the concert afforded ample amusement for the people, who enjoyed a very agreeable afternoon ...
... attained in this fallen world. Aad now be wished them hearty joy. ‘The park was open; there was a banl foy their amusement, and cricket and other games would be provided. He trusted that at the clase of the day, they would re{oicfl that, under the blessing or ...
... great glee over the several races. The races having been run, each roamed about enjoying themselves in many ways,—some at cricket, others at football, w hile the girls danced the “ring-a-ping” with the greatest heartiness. During this time, the adults ...
... part of the field when• the races were to be run; while the )ranger children were running their races the older hays played cricket and football. The were competed with great spirit, and over 60 prizes were distributed. The greatest pleasure and joy seemed ...
... BOYS' SAILOR SUITS BOYS' GARIBALDI SUITS BOYS' CHEVIOT 61;1.16. BUYS' KILT SUITS BOYS' SUMMER SUITS. BOYS' CRICKETING SUITSI3GYS' MELTON bl.: a. CO., 151 ARCALE STREET, NEAIt ST ENOOII SQUAB,E. G.LAJSUO , 1812 JAMES CAMERON, W AII:USURER ...
... at football in crockery shop. Neve* make a wooden leg of oak; oak always produce* a corn. Boiled eggs,” the name adopted cricket dub to signify how impossible it is to beat them. A resident in Mssearhussette boasts of baby bora at that place which weighed ...
... that is harrassiug and unnerving. Tbe student, or the young man from his oflice or bis business, wi.l kindred benefit in the cricket-field, in the golf club, in boating, football, or any manly exerci>e. All tbe petty troubles of the day look much less and ...
... programme of entertainments. From eleven until three the company amused themselves with miscellaneous games and sports such cricket, football, kiss-inthe-ring, and dancing to the music by the band of the Bute Rifles, which played admirably under the leadership ...