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... Trade, in the Natitre of the Arts Mailers in Bridewell, wherein feveral Apprentices will be allowed them. r Another Match at Cricket is made between the fame Gentlemen who play'd lately at Newmarket, for a large Sum, which is foon to be play'd at that Place ...
... Guineas rtm for by Mrs William's Bay Colt Cricket, Mt% Sim Mare Star, Mr. Biglancr sl3 ay Colt Gratis, M s Hun C , ett nut Mare Smirking' and Mr. Winfeld' Cliefnot Fancy, and won by 'Mr. Wilrams's Bay Colt Cricket. And. on Thurfday thePurce v,-as run for ...
... wanted to 'tome in, conclude . that there will be certainly fome Sport in the Winter that will afford full as warm Exercife as Cricket. • From the Middle of July to the End of Augul, about 8000 Ounces of Gold, and upwards of 300,030 Cu nets of Silver have been ...
... . ,i' . . : ' -..,„; rnmerce - Yefterday two Men, in Compapfwith-others- playing Sep-t.ia,.,70 4 ;„„, , - ~ at Cricket near Newington-Green, i'vqre taken-into Culto- . . -.„, . • .a.• .- - ,i-.. ~ . icrth, dy, charged by an ...
... Day near that Place, and ainim i t New-Goal , by juft ice Hammond. Yefterday two Men, in Compapfwitirothers playing at Cricket, near Newington-Green, *lre taken into Cultody, charged by an Accomplice with eii , ve . r . sßobberies. . Yetterday jofepliWright ...
... home to the Borough. Yefterday at Broughton's bruiting Amphitheatre, there was a very obitinate Battle between Folkner the Cricket Player, and Smallwood. - Before the Champions mounted, the Odds -were Five and Six to One on Smallwood's Head; but after the ...
... got by Iphis, and Iphis was got by Makelefs • Makelefs was got by the Earl of Albemarle's Grey Arabian, his Dam was got by Cricket, his Grand Dam by Aleppo, his Great Grand Dam by Squirrel, his Great Great Grand Dam by 'Squire Lifter's Fox, and out of a ...
... Was won by the Duke of Ancafter's Grey Horfe Dahy. On Thurfday the Fifty Pounds was won by Mr. Rich. Williams's Bay Hone Cricket. On Friday the Sweep-Stakes of One Hundred Guineas was won by Mr :I)utton's Chefnut Gelding Ranurrim Sqvalb. • _ On Friday ...
... bay Horre Sportfinaft the Hon. Mr, Barry's CreyHorfe Small Hopes, Mr. Warren's Brawn Mare Quiet, Mr, Wil: Bay Horfe Cricket, Mr. Dixon's Grey Mare Phil- , us, Mr.-Hunt's lizown - Horfe pankir, - and Mr, Salt's Chei:. c. nut_aorfeßercules, and the Purfe_ ...
... Si, Walter Raleigh, a curl-, ous Reprefintation of a Country Seat, and the .011-Preis a t ; a neat Engraving the dame at Cricket, from the Drawing in Vauxhall-Gardens ; a neat Emblematical Device, and a Sonsfit to Mufick, &c. , NUMBER XV. of ( 04$ Pala1111)a ...
... the Eaft India Salutations at Church. De-i Company againft the Speech of fcription Of London. Game at Efq; The Dilcovery of Cricket. Modern Politicks de -- a Paffage to Japan, by the fcribed. !Dire&ions for making North Pole. :The Life of Sir a Will. - ...
... old Plate at York, and four King's Plates, and was a leading Hone in England for many Yeats. Chance was likewife Sire of Cricket, and feveral other noted Hotles, too tedious to mention. Young Chance's Dam was of Creeping Kate, belonging to the late Sir ...