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... CRICKET. On Monday (yesterday) a sweepstakes match was partly played on tlie new ground, Brammall-lane, between the Sheffield and Milton clubs. The following is the score of the first innings :— Milton. G. Powell, c W. Prest, b. Skelton 3 John Wright ...
... Local News. CRICKET. SHEFFIELD v. MILTON. This match terminated yesterday (Tuesday) in favour o the Milton club, with eight wickets to down. The day being remarkably fine drew together a large number of spectators. The following is return of the game ...
... ground that the evidence was not satisfactory. CRICKETING. On Monday (yesterday) a sweepstakes match, for £50, was commenced between eleven of the Broomhall and eleven of the Exchange clubs, at the new cricket ground, Bramhall-Jane. The morning was so u ...
... CRICKET. Broomhall v. Exchange Clubs. —On Tuesday (yesterday) the second day's play between these clubs, for the sweepstakes of £50 took place on the new ground, Brammall-lane. The weather was very fine. About a thousand spectators were present. The ...
... the above Ground. First Prize, £5 ; Second, £1; Third, 10s.; Fourth, £ss. All Acceptances to be paid to Mr. JOHN HAWLEY, Cricketer's Arms, Brammnll Lane, Sheffield, on Tuesday next, June 26th, 1855. PUNTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION executed on Advantageous ...
... the above Ground. First Prize, ; Second, £1; Third, 10s.; Fourth, £ss. All Acceptances to be paid to Mr. JOHN HAWLEY, Cricketer's Arms, Brammoll Lane, Sheffield, Tuesday next, Juno 26th, 1855. ...
... will be run on the above Ground. First Prize, ; Second, Third, 10s.; Fourth, All Acceptances be paid to Mr. JOHN HAWLEY, Cricketer's Arms, Brammall Lane, Sheffield, on Tuesday next, June 20th, 1855. ...
... on the above Ground- First Prize, ; Second, £1; Third, 10s.; Fourth, ss. All Acceptances to be paid to Mr. JOHN HAWLEt» Cricketer's Arms, Brammall Lane, Sheffield, on Tuesda* next, June 2(sth, 1855. ...
... Miscellaneous Intelligence. The Shrewsbury Chronicle relates that a few days back, while a man was rolling the cricket ground at Wem, with a large iron roller, weighing upwards of two tons, a child about five years old, who was riding on it, fell. The ...
... pass the honeymoon. There was no e ' °n the occasion. Viscountess Milton was attend, owing the recent death of her 'her. CRICKET. Eleven of All England v. Twenty of Bboughton Club, with F. Tinley, W. Buttress, and H. Whit tington.—The above match was ...
... CRICKET, Bhoomhall v. Milton.—On Monday (yesterday) the concluding match for the sweepstakes of £50 commenced on the Sheffield club's ground, Brammall-lane. The day was rather fine, and about one thousand spectators were present during the day. The Miltonians ...
... run on the above Ground. Firsti'rize, Second, £I; Third, 10s.; Fourth, ss. • • All Acceptances to paid Mr. JOHN HAWLEY, Cricketer's Arms, Lane, Sheffield, Tuesday next, June 26th, 1855. ...