... matches. In these facts we have o-oof of the utility of our local ploughing matches, and they reflect credit on Merionethshire. CRICKET MATCH.—On Monday, the 21st ultimo the return match between the North andsoa-th Side of the Dee was played on the ground of ...

... matches. In these facts we have o-oof of the utility of our local ploughing matches, and they reflect credit on Merionethshire. CRICKET MATCH.—On Monday, the 21st ultimo the return match between the North andsoa-th Side of the Dee was played on the ground of ...

... obstructing the highway with her habitation, but there is likely to be an appeal. The (English cricketers who wtnt out to America a few months ago for a cricket campaign, returned the other day by the City of Baltimore. At the desire of the Paisley Free ...

... drains are poisonous. ™ Jh,at T?tarry comPany h^ ^03t surgeons in its ranks. Ihe Lancers of course. Why is a promising cricketer like flour and eggs? Because he is likely to make a good batter. How could you prove that the law will not compel you to ...

... CORWEN. CRICKET CLUB.—A meeting of members of the Cricket Club assembled at the Owen Glyndwr Hotel, on Friday evening week, to consider the future prospects of the club. The Hon. C. H. Wynn was voted to the chair. Officers for the ensuing season:—Captain ...

... (*) were the leading three. He had once twenty brace of greyhounds, and four rare puppies, Cricketer, Coronet, Colonel, and Collie, in one season. Cricketer ran in Mr Warwick's name, and won nearly £ 300; but Hughie Graham bowled him over in the Waterloo ...

... CoiteERT— An amatear-concert was given in the schoolroom OH Thursday, April, 1st, the pro- Seeds being devoted towards the Boy s Cricket Club and Athletic Sports. The roem was tastefully decorated, and the leading gentry of tiie neighbourhood- and a large number ...

... near the new rectory, and between the Shrewsbury and Llaniclloes roads, to- gether with a piece of a ijoining level land for cricket ground. All parties would, however, wish Sir Watkin's views and wishes in sliese respects to be ascertained, with a view to ...

... Friendly Society and a number of the, townsmen attended to show their respect to the de- ceased. CRICKET CLUB.—At a meeting of the members of the Dolgelley Cricket Club (which has been amalgamated with the Working Men's Club) on Tuesday week, Mr Humphrey Owen ...

... CORWEN. AMATEUR CO.NCERT.-A grand amateur concert in aid of the funds of the Corwen Cricket Club, came off on Tues- day evening, the 13th instant, at the National Schoolrooms, when the following programme was capitally gone through:— Duet—Pianoforte and ...

... should pray that his counsel may be turned into foolishness The following matches have been arranged with the Shropshire Cricket Club:—July 1st and 2nd, at Warwick, Shropshire r. Warwickshire; August 2nd and 3rd, at Shrewsbury, Shropshire v. Warwickshire ...

... Whitland, London, and other places, and thus do away with the inconvenience of re-booking which previously existed. CEREDIGION CRICKET CLUB.—A meeting in connection with the above club was held at the Lion Hotel, on Tuesday evening last, when there were pr ...