... which so ill arias froisi tim suspension af the works at Bradford. 'On Wednesdtiy, the i?th in?tant, a grand match of' .' Cricket vvaa played icear Raglird Castle, betovecti elesen gentle- ? men of tise citn?aty of Brerkoock and elevets icf the coutitty ...

... duly registered themselves agreeablv to the provi- .sionso the RIetfrin Bill, will have a vote for the county. (On Tuesday a Cricket match wDs played on Lansdown between the gentlemen of tile Lansdown and Monmoutlishire Clubs, which endeclad DS tbllows-M ...

... is expected that the Rev. T. Hayuese of Bristol, and the Rev. C. Hyatt, of London, will preach on the occasion. KINGSDOWN CRICKET CLuB.-The second match be- tween the married and single gentlemen of this club, appointed to have come offon Tuesday, the ...

... announcement of a person being backed to - hit 494 penny pieces out of 500 shots. The event came off on Thursday, at Day's cricket ground, in the presence of a numerous company assembled to witness this novel . feat, when Mr. Hurst (a well-known shot) shot ...

... Daniel H. Ashford, an attorney of this county; and the action was brought against him, as secretary to the Shepton Mallet Cricket Club. to recover £32 Is., being the amount of a bill for the hire of a field, refreshmlents, and carriage hire, supplied by ...

... gitats, er and their.sting like tat of te musquito.-t'w. CtICKeT.-The return match between the CMitc an West Gloucestershire Cricket Clubs took place on th a the latter, at Rodway-hi,. on Monday last, and terminoa'ted t favour of the Clifton: their success ...

... of which siall be paid to thle Informer, and the other half to the overseers or managers of the poor. BANWELL.-A game of cricket was played on Banwell- hill on the 30th ult. between eleven gentlemen of Wrington and eleven of Banwell, when the former were ...

... thi naes f tio essls nd astrs n sch ase, ad rport the ameto te athortie of ardff. CRICKET.-On Friday, 22nd inst., a match was played between the Clifton and Cardiff Cricket Clubs, on the ground of the latter at Cardiff, when the following was the result:- ...

... first object that pre- sented itself was no other then the gentleman who had carried rthe young lady off, Mr. W. Mynis, of cricketing celebrity. The 8father was nowv satisfied, and determined to enter lbs room. Mr. 8f' yna stormed and bade defiance, but ...

... placed upon his personal liberty at any other time than at night. That subsequently, in consequence of his going away to a cricket matoh and staying out all night, upon which occasion hie incur- red a debt of los. ; a communication was made to his father ...

... returni mateh with the Cardiff Club d be oa~urtam.down, oni Monday next. s On31nay lart a match was played on the Cles'.edon Cricket- cream), :betweesa the ,Cileeedon Club and eleven sahesen from f jxford, Clif'ton, si Hn2the visit;ors of Clevodonh, whuel ...

... terribly at the eight. They ~ WC-,s.othiccitis, ooissidso'itig their lago~ taojl~a, .Verj utdoxlgv. ~a ClCRcICr-T.-The Bristol Cricket Club (of which our re- spected chief-magistrate, J. K. Haberfleld, Esq., is the paftron) played their first match on Friday ...