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... Zion-pasee, the Went mos of Mr. Baker, aged 1 you. Ceesterbeiry—May 7th Matilda, the wife ef liamford, Vauxhall, sged 43 plan. • Cricket CLUB Asamemezrre von left May 21 —Whit-Teeeiler Real NW. Jane 7—Thuniey—Arehery Retie Jun Ileekey. 6—Theeekey-41. Lemma v ...
... attack upon the constable, and that the sentence of the court was that he be imprisoned one calendar month with hard labour. Cricket. (II TH.% cou.tor, V. Calf:MIT CLUB, This match vras played at Ramsgate, on Thursday, when the Chatham eleven in one innitizv ...
... ' A FIELD for des purpose at CRICKET, 21- within Tye Mee of way be to lb. Wog Solosei, losigale. ...
... from which the sweet-emelliag hay has just been cleared, spread out like smooth-shaven lawns inviting croquet, archery, or cricket. To get away to form ant art end menufseture to take care oftree, thie la Its paramount ides of the season. Lousing, laws ...
... bile ; sad Pa --.—..- sot *k_ the sad spoisiieed, idwj mita. I as, be., A into a in The Yule. Bemegste, Sept. 24th, lea. Cricket. -- CLIMAX Sam Omen CIA% T. wee at fiesikettb. os Priiey, the SUL in hisser el by 1$ mu, ea wee so tam to lehlt balm& Is ...
... port al lianiegate, for the dist Met him the Reealvers to the of Arum° lkeday *Herman a umber of teak plus in the School Cricket Gonad, by the kid it J. Dinky, was • sumo= attendance, end the rues and Whir mmpeillions keenly contested. The is a it the ...
... body was recovered life was (mite extinct. The poor fellow who was drowned belonged to Liverpool. Norm. Worcs.—A match of cricket between eleven one-legged and eleven one-arm pensioners was played in a spacious meadow at Resniney, by permission of J. G ...
... Bulloild. Josiah Towne, Tome. F. Chambers, J. Bristol., A. P. Owes., J. Cathrov• G. E. Healey, O. Minter, It. Harris. C. Cricket. A. Eniext, J. C. Woodruff, S. HlLYva ni • J. T. Candler, W. H. Thornton. and A. Chace : 012Milkatill by Mr. J. Town.. Mews ...
... IMMO to be coreeed and gives op by the 14 of March, 1887. the for two bosses in Willawn's Road, Vol.. he apprered. Mr. O. Cricket being sad bsilder. After giving further eassideratien to Mrs. cies, this committee dens it inexpedient to praised any further ...
... Among those present were Messrs. Fauber, Miles, A. White, T. White Winch, Plant, Prelible,Ward, Angell, Nicholson ,Boyee, Cricket, Le., Ac —Mr. Boyce • resolution of which he gave notice at the last meeting, That no money be drawn from the Margate Savings ...
... district at of Thanet Highway Board for the ensuing year. perceive from the Sporting Life that John Miles, the Kent Colt Cricketer (and a native of this place), has this mason by the Droghorn Castle C o ll ege , ColintoinXd Edit. burgh, as Prufesaional ...
... which pettion was arrived at; it wan mewed by Head, seconded by Mr. Phillips, and carried that a cricket club be formed, te be called The New Margate Cricket Clab.—lt was then resolved that the management of the club should be vested in the president, ...