... bow to the auditors, left the dock with the gaoler. PROSPECTS OF THE CRICKET SEASON. Directly the Marylebone Chib make public their arrangements for the season, the list of cricket fixtures may be regarded as substantially settled, and but few alterations ...

... need for improved forms of recreation, and they have accordingly offered a challenge cup for competition among the workmen’s cricket clubs in London, and a prize to the best chess player. MANCHESTER BETTING— This Dat, City and Suburban. 10 to lagstPax —offered ...

... has this week been unable to occupy his pulpit at the Tabernacle in consequence of an attack of gout. The prospects of the cricket season are described as remarkably good, and fine weather only is wanted to make it one of the most successful on record. ...

... wouldbe duty on fusees. Few sec any joke in this. An anxious schoolboy wishes to know what tax Mr. Lowe intends imposing upon cricket matches. Match this tr you can. —Judy thinks that if Mr. Lowe taxes our matches, he will defy any one to match our taxes. ...

... coloured fire tho wings ?” Cricket is great institution, and Gilbert Grace is its prophet. Yesterday, at Lord's, he scored tho gigantic total of 181 runs, by as brilliant display of batting that resort of the alumni of cricket has ever witnessed. From first ...

... Park. The Queen’s birth-day was celebrated in Dublin on Saturday with great tclat. The review in tho Park was brilliant. The cricket match in Edinburgh between Eleven of All England and Twenty-two of Scotland resulted on Saturday in a draw. Frank Kilsby and ...

... , London, yesterday, the Great Western Railway Company approved of the Mersey Railway Bill now before Parliament. In the cricket match, Gentlemen of the North v. Gentlemen of the Smith, begun yesterday, at West Broughton. Mr. W. G. Grace scored 107, not ...

... one of the day scholars. A hearty three cheers for Mr. and Mrs. Howell, Mr. Rodway and family, gave the signal to commence cricket, football, and other healthy games. These thoroughly enjoyed, all marched to tlie Lower Grounds, by the kind permission of ...

... London season, and is to reeeive iII.OUO. for ten performances. She will be accompanied Irebelli. is said t* be dying. The cricket match between Eleven of England and Twenty-two of Dublin University was continued yesterday. When the stumps were drawn Dublin ...

... ty-two public and thirty-nine local and personal. All the local statutes received the royal assent on Thursday last. The cricket match, North i>. South, terminated yesterday in a victory for the South by one innings and 29 runs. The scores were: South ...

... visit of the All England cricketers, and all lovers of the king of outdoor games will enjoy rare treat. Cricket is ono of the best pursuits in which young men and boys can spend their leisure time. To become a good cricketer you must cultivate many qualities ...

... is sure to strike one of these hammers, which explodes the nitroglycerine. The other is zinc bail, rather smaller than a cricket ball, filled with powder and covered with nipples, upon which are percussion caps. It cannot fall without striking a cap and ...