... well, was rendered a scene of much festivity, landl attracted a numserous assemnblage of beauty and fashion to witness a cricket-match, played by the fbllow- -ing gentlemlen, viz, the Rev. C. Vaugrhan, Mr. D. Williams, XCo!. Darling., Mir. Goldsmidl, ...

... stairs into as rooml, and returned again, without doing or sustaining e anly injury-. (Jrioket-Matcls E.rtraordineary. A cricket-match, between Fernsetee, was on Wednesday last played on iMarchwood Marsh, h near Southampton. The novelty of the play attracted ...

... within the dominion, subject to the low duty only, as laid by the said Act, until the Ist of Augtist, 1822. A gran d match at Cricket was plaved on Tuesday, 2.5th ult. by eleven select of the Pontypo(ol Club, against eleven select of the Newport Club. The ...

... Mfercantilc Cellroicle. The Eaglislh on the Coa'finent.-At the Campo di Martel near Naples, there was a regular double-wicket cricket match-Eton against the World; and the World was beaten in one innings! This disposition to carry the amuse- ments of their ...

... rrrnsrk id on Hunting, Shaootirrg, Cobsairg, Racisg. Fishing, taockil,, Pugi. liin, fWreslling, Single Sli/ck, Perd'srioanis1, Cricket, j'itliarda, Roering, Soiling, &c. ; acconlnieuid iitbh striking RcPeeSentslio/ns of the various Sobje ts,. e With respect ...

... twenty soverelitrs; it wvas 1lIstil) knoelwed tip after tlso first day's Guilford Races.- ('C;x vas seconded by Giles, the cricketer, and Ford by thei ilath tinliana. Light severerounds, smbic lastcd i55minutes, werefought. Ill I lic first it was four minutes ...

... Rearnik ott Hiunititg Fishilt, ISingle Stick, Rowing S ItIIoot itig, Cokel~ing, I Pedestrianismn, Sailing, Corstg, lgilism, I Cricket,. C. 'C. Accompanied with Striking Representations of' thle verious c0 Subjects, drawn atsd engraved hby emtinent Artists ...

... ths highiest- ,n credit on Lieut Motmrfrtesirited asnd liberal mann~er I15 Ad which the whole' was conducted. lift A grand Cr'icket mattch, for loo guineas, will be played aly .onl Tuesdav next,.on Dutidham-l-torcn, between the Clifton Cutb-' te~r iand ...

... that splendid Victory, as now exhibiting at the Assembly-Room, Prince's-street, with additional decorations of laurel, &c. cricket'4The point in dispute between the t xeter and Sidmouth clubs has been decided by the President of the Marylebo'ne Grouind ...

... conveyed to the Intfirmnary, where lire is doing welii. Thte youngest son of Sir T. B. Letlibridge,'ras so forcibly struck by a cricket ball, at tire Winchester School, on Fridi y, last, that his life seas despaired of. We are happy to strrte, how- ever, although ...

... Robert Bailey, Esqrs. The dil'eiernt stakes, rrealready vwell suIpporIted. Chiekretf.-I'.e oilndedstand that t'le Clifton Cricket tClub will on 'I'h rsday nlext; at ten o'clock in Ithe mmrning, nrne -lrcA piicla;1l~lir ~iv1;h ...

... atid various shtades of lavelutler, rose-colour, tatd grey.- Cricklet.-'On Toestlay last the inetohers nf thle Lanoford Cricket Club met its a field near Burrtngton, and had an steel- leat day's sport. 'Ihe memliers cftere ardsa reitai -ed to Rickfurd ...