... loose the'screw e' the sa~.r valve, but being over- me heated) itwufortisnately exploded a K , y Cricket.-OU Wednesday the 2d inst. a singular l. cricket match. was played at Chatteris, by Mr. John Smith, jun. of that place, against eight gentlemen. O ...

... bacqsteated t M ib no at by his' will. By this airat gen0r alt, he calsssll eS ntheat lie has saved to his famrily upwards of ?? Cricket by Casslc-ligl/t.-A match vas played a rs fesw days ago, by nigit, or Sedley Green, hear re Bevhill, between Mr. S. Deachisng ...

... and Atheiton, (members.) The greatest harmony and good humour prevailed, and the company did not separate till a late-hour. Cricket.-The amateurs in this noble and athletic game were much'disappointed, on Thursday evening, with the match, which was expected ...

... of the most eligible plan for a railway or a canal, to unite the Ellesmere canal with' Ot'; tbe town of Shrewshury, ber, Cricket -On Thursday e'nnight, 'wcrickl t.ratch, Lt46, between the North Liverpool and tne Union Clubs, eto; was -played on' Wallasey- ...

... ;nstitats ve- the Lord Bishlop ot the Diocese, to the per ich curacy of St. Stepben's, Liverpool. he On Friday eeening last, a cricket-.match tasp the betweens the Union and tbe North Livorpoei ate (ina ?? ground of the latter) wheln tbe lorn-r ese tbe honour ...

... Ironmongers& Cerfusisers, Boot-makers, &c he United Kingdom, va A copy of the Label will be left with al ?? Var- - to eetlesand Crickets.-Mix a te-siussn loll ct mel, withatable-spoon tullof four, sdadd. la water or milk as vwiU make a paste; St e~ tcis , ' ...

... Meresiry.-I beg to state to you, for the information of your numerous readers, the best mode of destroying black clocks and-crickets, which in many houses are uncommonly troublesome, and I do assure you that my share of them has not been in- . considerable ...

... elevated and' eslightened mind. . ' -Oin Thusulag next, the gesitlemen of .the Ljierpool r an(, those of tle 3oreth Shore Cricket 'Cleb, intend to i hiave a match on thei Liverpool ground, Crabtree-lane. MEETINGS ¢O' CEhR&ITQBS. JULY . n io . 7 9. W. }H ...

... miles) in eight beerS S, c including stoppages. TLt On Wednesday see'niglht the me 0bece O tt i Liverpool arnd Liverpool-Cricket Cluho pitY t- contested match, on the ground f the ior S contrary to genera expecttion, the a elttlct r t formers citb triumphed ...

... make a' Cc er paste; strew this (divided 'into very sijall' pieces) upon - 'theieoor at night. 'In a few days the beetles or crickets an -will he destroyed.1 Co s 'A lw wa 'enactedinl580,allowing th lunited Com. it' eanics of BarbersndSurgeon:s fburldeadbodies ...

... se'nnight, a match was played between te the ele as er members of the Albion and eleven jp- S, Alor of the North Liverpool Cricket Societies; -when, e contrary to general expectation, the former triumphed, w, 'ith seven wickets standing. n Mr.--Vandenhoff ...

... amusement, for the same ( benevolent purpose, was a complete failure, the receipts ins: 3 the house being only about £s1. tha Cricket.-On Tuesday last, an interesting matcl at age ericket was played between the Brunswick and Liver- pool clubs; when the Liverpool ...