... Thursday ?? - 4 Sh.. khu l Friday ?? - 5. . EspielmalitM House, THE ATHERSTONE HOUIIDS.-At 4levea. Wednesday ?? Feb. 3. ?? Cricket's Inn. THE ALBRIGHTON HOU$YKS.-At a quareer to Eleten. This day. Feb. ?? Loynton HaL Thursday ?? - 4 SBtewponey. Saturday ...

... was brought up on a charge of stealing a flannel jacket and trousers, the property of Messrs. Bradley and Browis, of the Cricket Field Colliery, Brock- nicar, in the parish of Kingeswinford. From the evidence adduiced, it appeared that the prisoner, who ...

... Shuckblurgi. Friday ?? 26 ?? Swalclffe. THE ATHERSTONE HOUNDS.-At Bleeci. This day ?? Mar. 22 ?? K irkby. Wednueday ?? . - 25 ?? Crickets Inn. Friday ?? 27 ?? Ullesthorpe Statiou. Saturday ?? 28 .. G rendon Bridge. THE ArLBRIGHTON HOUNDS-At a quac-er to Eleren ...

... still lie had much faith In the efficacy of amusement combined with instruction. He liked to see their members engaged in cricket, draughts, chancing, sr. He alluded to the union of 129 Institutes in Yorkshire, and after dwelling on the efficiency of their ...

... Mr. F. Bradley, also of the Queen's College and the e Queenl's Hospital, obtained a similar diploma. KRING EDWAnD'S SCHooL CRICKET CnUB.-The first match this season was played yesterday, between the third and fourth classes and the school. The school won ...

... rapid- pace-, and went up into ties pointing neilto e ht a h matter. When I got there I saw James Mills grinding a piece of a cricket bat on the shaft, and lee said to ties hay, (the deceased,) 1Hang oic. Tice boy was So) vesry close I alea not tiara to ...

... in question are not likely to have any effect in altering the decision, S. J. cacs aftbrd to dis- regard theei. Souse cricket matches, the lines of A Brain, the letter of G. A. C. are in type; and will appear to-morrow. -THE POSTMEN AND THE QUEEN'S ...

... seine evnntm odmsi his own home, ?? this younger one at a pssbhicleomrse inl thin neighibourhood. -Dail NAeirs. NEW L&Nv ON CRICKET BOwLING.-On Wednesday a numerous assemblage of members of the Marylbeone Club took place in the Tennis Court, Lord's Ground ...

... insert squibs, unless we understand the meaning of them, and this we confess the writer of a note about The poor Aston Cricketers fails to convey. J. K.-Tho occupier must be s-ated at £10. GOVERNMENT AND THE BIRMINGHAM GUN TRADE. To the Eniron of ...

... on arriving at tire Park, the peoplse betook theniselves to various amusemears Sorue were engaged in tire manly ganre of cricket; some were trying their skill at archery; ansi otisers found aurusenrielitin kicking football, piteiring quoits, and other ...

... )- One does not resort for pleasure to a sail otl the water on a cold, foggy November morning, or to a g9unie at bowls or cricket in the hot noon of a July day. Antiesseiuts isu,, be suited to disposition, climate, andI cirocnustances bet there are still ...

... May 27, 185S. EDGBASTON CRICKET CLUB. Ps the EDeTORe of the DAILY POST. Sir,-Permnit me to give a most unqualified contradiction to a statement given in your issue of to-day, to the effect that the cause of the Edgbaston Cricket Club not meeting the Dartmoutie ...