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... protection, came up for his first examination, supported by Mr. G. R. Goodman, and unopposed. He was described at formerly of the Cricket Ground, Hove, licensed victualler, and now of the Rail, way Inn, Denton, near Newhaven. The liabilities were ttXl I Is. Id ...
... they enven****™ granted. The other cases were for non-payment of poor rates. The annual meeting of the Rcigate liolmcsdale Cricket Club was hold at the Grapes Inn, Wednesday evening last, when the accounts were audited, Mr. llicbard KUHek In the chair. ...
... Scott, Mrs. Brookbank, Mr. K. Scott, Mr. Bennett, Mr. C. L. Coppard, Mr. W. T. Leathern, Mr.N. Felix (the once celebrated cricketer), Mr. A. B. Bennett, Mr. F. Karp, Mr. G. Paris, Mr. Booty, Mr. Merrifield, Ac. Petty Sessions, Jan. 13. Present: J. M. Norman ...
... previous to attending the ceremony of consecration. —Aw Ft* I. Death by Burning.— inquest was held Friday, 16th in*t., the Cricketers’ iccclesham before C. Woods, K->q., coroner for Surrey, to enquiro touching the death of Joseph Wilkinson, a child two old ...
... to be great benefit to Mcrslbam and its immediate neighbourhood. Crirßet fHatrhre. THE COUNTY OF SURREY CLUB.—During the cricketing recess, the Surrey County Club have taken steps, in committee, for definitely arranging their matches for the ensuing season ...
... Hospital. 1 1 E E l>. Cricketing on the Ice. —On Thursday, the 6th inst., very amusing and pleasant scene pieseated itself Mr. Durrani’s mill pond, over which the Horsham railway passes. There was a large number of the lovers of cricketing and skating assembled ...
... during the late war, as was that of Major Gerald Littlehales Goodlate, of the Coldstream Guards, well known to the lovers of cricket in this city, of which club was a member. subjoin the record of these gallant officers’ exploits recorded in Tuesday’s Gazette ...
... laying out cricket ground on the estate of oir Courtenay Honey wood, Bart. The ground is two acres in extent, and promises to become one of the best this part of the county. It K wc believe, the intention of the honourable baronet to form Cricket Club at ...
... age to go work (laughter); and'lct me tell you one thing more -Lord Pevciisey has not spent his days home in idleness and cricket; but has been hard at work, and has been engaged m discharging one of the highest and most important duties thal Englishman ...
... always easy task ou such occasions, but entirely successful on this. NEW CRICKET CLUB. TO TUB EDITOR OF THE KBNT MAIL. Bin.— lam glad lo hear that lh« formation of United Cricket Club ’’ is likely lo successful in this neighbourhood, and 1 sure, looking ...
... the South-Eastern Railway Station; Henry Toplis, of the Tower, Brightoo-road, Red hill. appUed lor Thomas Pike, for the Cricketer's Arms; William Harr, for spirit license, supported by Mr. G. C. Morrison. Mr. Henry the Nightingale ; and Andrew Percy, ...
... Inst., at Hastings, Norman William Uctbune, only child of Andrew Hay, Esq., aged years and 9 months. the inst.. at Lord’s Cricket Ground, Mary Ann, the beloved wife of Mr. Robert Dark, deeply lamented by her friends, and by all who knew her amiable disposition ...