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... Commands attended the of the Cricket that Tuefday QUEEN’S WARE Potter at Stoke StafFordlhire declined keeping the Fairs in Favourcf Mr the faid Thomas hereby brought Manu- Mr Willirnott’s China-Booth thisinft the Cricket-Club was the the Ground Stamford ...
... that Kew for future will be the place of relidence their Majefties dur ing the lummer The Prince of Wales was lately playing cricket in Kew Gardens with Lord Herbert two of the of Chefter and'others In the courle of their play a to arile between two their ...
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... InfuranceS and Intereft old Policies Indorfement the Proprieror W e‘ Bull takes method to acquaint the Noblemen that Stand Cricket Club and Tuefday n-xt the will the Card for Gentlemen each continue once a during Seafon Upwell June 1774 HEREAS it is propofed ...
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... five bulhels Tuefday laft Cricket was played St Ives between eleven gentlemen of eleven gentlemen of Cambridge which decided in favour the latter bv three wickets on the another be played by the at Cambridge On fe’nnight a cricket was at March eleven gentlemen ...
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... inn St takes this acquaint noblemen gentlemen &c that the ST AN D the Ground will be opened Tuefday the 15th inftant the CRICKET CLUB on the of June will ASSEMBLY for ladies and gentlemen once a fortnight during the feafon The admittance the Card Affembly ...