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... capture of the Lily have ! been received at the Admiralty. His Royal Highnefs tbe Prince of Wales has had tents pitched on tbe Cricket- ground, near Brighton, and has played occalionally, but we are forry to hear that on Friday laft be fprained his ancle, and ...
... ibe *>'» 'ikiugham Stakes, ihe New Mile, beating Gen Cower > lt uncus Filly, Merry field, Asmodeus, Young Eagle, Wanderer. Cricketer, Troilus, Scrapall, Fandaugo, Lapwing, and ihree others. la 18 1*1, Newmarket First Spring Meetiag, be wou a Sweepstakes ...
... next day be won tbe WokiofSaas -lakes, (be New Mile, beating Gen ?? Filly, Merry field, Amodeus, Young Eagle, Wanderer, Cricketer, Troilus, Scrapall, F-noaugn, Up w iog, aad 'hree others. In Itsltj, Nev market First Spring Meeting, be won a Sweepstakes ...
... made, by the prisoners in the City gaols, the Magistrates have de- termined on visiting them weekly in rotation. Throwing a Cricket B<.—A match was made some time ago, for 100 guineas a side, between Lord Kennedy and Captain Barclay, which was agreed upon ...
... 03> The laker may he accommodated with a contending bodies whs very great ; ours, in within sight of the heights, near the cricket- Mt,cw*r Oil, tv make 1 heHt.tr grow, i* lid good House, Barn, Stable, aad other couveuiencies, position, where a strong reseiTe ...
... that he received a severe contusion on the brain. He bas left a wife and two ebildren to deplore bis lamentable fate. Great Cricket Match.— thh match, for 1000 sovereigns, played between 11 players selected from ail England, and 22 Yorkshire players, at ...
... embraces fevery interesting event from the most authentic sources. Under the heads of The Ring, The Turf, The Chase, The Cricket- er's Register, Aquatic Register, and Affairs of tbe Fancy, nothing that can amuse or instruct is omitted. Tbe unparallelled ...
... potatoe- dealer ; and late of 56, Wellington-street afore- said, hay, straw, and potatoe-dealer. JOHN HULME, formerly of Crickets-lane, Ashton-under-Lyne, in the county of Lancaster; then of Market-place, Ashton-under-Lyne afore- said, and late of Bo ...
... Karl of Derbv, Sir John Stanley, Mr. Charles Stanley, ami several other distinguished guests were engaged at the time a gsme cricket the lawn. alarm bell being ruug, the servants and workmen, employed about the premises, amountiig to about 230, were speedily ...
... Alarylebone Parochial Committee gave their anniversary dinner in celebration of the passing of the Vestries’ Act, at Xord’s Cricket Ground, wh°re upwards of 1,500 gentlemen sat ■down to dinner, at three o’clock, honoured by the presence of several hundreds ...
... name and address are on the Government Stamp. Sold in boxes, at la lid each, by all respectable Medicine Venders. THE RETURN CRICKET MATCH, between the Gentleman of LANCASTER AND HEYSHAM, WILL he PLAYED AT POULTON-LE-SANDS, On Monday July 3rd, 1848. A Tent ...
... Watching fantastic shapes arise, Or tiling soot-flake, blown about, Or star-like cinder shooting out, Whilst the blithe cricket sings elate, And tbe live coal clicks in the grate, And the uprolling smoke-wreath plays A gambol with the golden blaze, And ...