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... to fell his • Ellate . iraScotlancl and re. mitlim the Calh.. , Saturday Lit, about Six in the Evening, this Shop of Mr., `cricket, • Silverfrnir.li in Pretence of buying a.,Watch. The Gent' the Counter in order to flieW him Lome diatelyprefented*a at him ...
... at Chefler, was run fo by Lord Byron's Chefnut Hone, Lightning, Mr. CafibreilAr Gelding, Clippie, Mr. William's Bay Hone, Cricket'', Egerton's Chefnut Gelding, Cade, and Mr. Salmon's Hort . ; Beau Clincher, which was won by Lightning. u thi Ativicc that ...
... he gives an Account of one Man being (hot dead : The wounded Man was carried on board his MaJetty's Sloop the Wolf, Capt Cricket, to have his Wounds theffed. Pny mown', oa. zz. The Otter Sloop - of War is arrived here, and has brought in the Countefs ...
... divided into its Hundreds, containing the Cities, Boroughs, and Market-Towns, with the Roads, &c. and th, Gryllotalpa, or Mole Cricket, magnified, N JMI3 E R XLIII. For APRI L, 1758. TE GENERAL MAGAZINE of ARTS and SCIENCES, Philofophical, Mathematical, and ...
... Opportunity, to inform you of my Welfare : We live here very happily, have extreme fine Weather, go afhore often and pay at Cricket; and the French have been fo complaifant as to fend us fame Cows, all Sorts of Fowls and Greens, fo that I want nothing to ...
... Printed tor j. Williams, uneer St. Dunflan's-Cin irch) Street. Where may be had (Price Six,-pence The LAWS of the GAME. of CRICKET. riirtifY putilltiyetl, Pr, 66. ...
... Wit'i a vb ß ick; LondOn i - C3- 5. ,uneer St. Dunflan's-Bhurc ll, Where may b? had (Price Six-pence) ' of the GA NI L of CRICKET. Wi Dap tO Pr. 25. NeatlY hound in Red, the fecund Edition,' greatly improved, sad adt° with an elegant Frontifpie.ce, finely ...
... Printer. - P!aces fnr the iloxes to be taken at the The Arc. Nothing under the tru . ,l Prcs will he taken. A Society of Cricket PiQyers Of Biwtni p'oy a lien three Inning's, ar v oilers wilun 30 of the :lace,. for so Goinens, - tiati antr‘ril . ' Match ...
... Society of Cricket Playo - s of Birmingham, would play a Match there, the belt of two or Inning! , , with any others within 30 Mies of 4he Place, , for zo Gitine, and anther Match . for the like Sum, at the Town from . wice they inly come. -- 7 , —.Whoever ...
... and was theiDam of William's Forefter, who.in 1756, won the King's Plates, and of Pupp-1, her Darn (Dam of Mr. William's Cricket and Rib) by Old Partner, Grand D am b y Woodcock, Great Grand-Dam by Makelefs, Great Great Grand- Dam by Brimmer, Great Great ...
... and was the Dam of William's Forefter, who in i 756, won the King's Plates, and of Puppet, her Dam (Dam of Mr. William's Cricket and Rib) by Old Partner, Grand Dam by — Woodcock, Great Grand-Dam by Makelefs, Great Great Grand Dam by Brimmer, Great Great ...
... and was the Dam of William's FOrefter who in 1756, won the King's Plates, and of Puppet, her Darn Dam of M+'. William ' s Cricket aid: Rib ) by Old Partner, Grand Dam by i r Great Grand-Dam by MakeleftcCreat Great Grand Dam by inatner, .Great Great Gre ...