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... be run at Doncaster, on the 16th September. Mr. Benson has sold his Derby colt, Alcaiton, to Mr. Bacon, for .1200 guineas. Cricket Match.—The Match between the Clubs of Coventry and Nuneaton, for eleven sovereigns aside, commenced on Wednesday at the latter ...
... and inipartial Reports of Prize Battles, Sketches of Pugilists, full Horse Races,. Wrestling Matches, Pedestrian-' ism, Cricketing, &c.; as well as for its early Information oh Political. and Domestic Subjects, ami its- spirited and original Essays on ...
... little promise held out Lira of future excellence, although he showed no saiali portion of game. Cricket.—We understand that the great rubber match single cricket, Filch v. Marsden, likely take placfein the months June and July. Some little obstacles stancl ...
... stone, who was many years afflicted with that curse oif the lover of good living, the gout; but who now able to play game of cricket with any gentleman of his size in Devonshire, which he attributes the undermentioned mixture:— Gum Gualcnm, two drams ; Rhu ...
... sinew in running for the Ascot Cap, and it is thought be will never be able to run again. Oxford and Cambridge Cricket Match.—A grand cricket match between the members of the two Universities commenced at Oxford on Friday sennight, bnt did not terminate ...
... civil authorities. He is now in a lunatic asylum, and the lady placet under the protection of her parents. A 11atrimoxial Cricket.—A curious circumstance occurred last week, not a hundred miles from Piccadilly, the truth which may be relied on. A lady ...
... management induces to anticipate that they wUI be worthy of highest patronage. We understand is in contemplation to establish a cricket Club, here: several gentlemen Of the town who feel disposed to countenance the plan, have challenged some of the young gentlemen ...
... preach agaiu at the Catholic Chapel to-morrow, at o'clock. Cricket Match.â-The match at cricket between eleven , gentlemen Rugby School, and the same number of the newly-formed Leamington Cricket Clnb, was played on Wednesday,, and,. as was to be anticipated ...
... description may be expected, several new pieces being announced as preparation. - ' . -.- A match of cricket will be played bet-.veen 11 cricketers of Warwick, and 11 of Leamington, on Vionday next, on the same piece of ground where the match was contested ...
... all the first nobility. ' We'hope the same success will _attend her exertions here.,. '*'-/.-' * . - - Cricket Monday last, match at cricket,' for M. aside, was played in a field adjoining Newhold House, between players of Warwick and U Leamington ...
... unrivalled. The emblematical Illustrations, which head the articles on Drama, Poetry, the Turf, the Chase, the Ring, the Police, Cricketing, Pigeon-shooting the Aquatic Register, and the Affitirs of the Fancy, were all designed Cruikshank, in his most humorous ...
... . The emblematical lllostrations, which head the articles on Drama, Poetry, the Turf, the .Chase, the Ring, the Police, Cricketing, l'igeon-shooting, the Aquatic Register, and the Affairs ot Fancy, were all designed by Cruikahank, his most humorous and ...