... A CIIALLENGE. TrHEWElHEiRBY CRICKET CLtUB A hereby Chollenre the HARRIWOOD CLUB, to Piay ?? a Match and Retu-1t Match at Cricket, on Neutral Grouind, for any Sum not les3 tan~ 'I'wen- ty-five- Guilleas, and zvrt excceding Osre Tlioesand Gauicat. NICHOLAS ...

... FREEHOLD CLOSES, A Pieces; or Parcels of LAlD, situate at Chapel- Allerton aforesaid, called by the several Names of the Cricket Ground, and Quarries Close, containing - , together, by Admessurement 12A. Q2ta 28. a small Part 11serteof respectively, WAS ...

... - Lee L hs w Lec A. PLECte,or Psrcels of-LAND, situate at Chkpel- Allerten aforesaid, called by the several Names of the Cricket Ground, and Quarries Close, containing together by Admeasurement 12A. 2n. 28e'. a small Part whereof respectively, was allotted ...

... the Town ti 1- will be given by the Editor. le Leeds, 2d October, 1817. if TENT. r. THEREAS a ?? siced hv the late to svr Cricket Club, at Leeds, has been left for several Years at tle IHouse of Samuel Broadbent,- rd Maltster, at Hsunslet-Moor-Side. C ...

... liild uers, Sitilisoit's-Fold, Leeds, stllill weet witit inisreciate A ttenthiot. I1EREAS a T'P NT, urrei byt thfie 1atre cei Cr~icket Club, at LIceeis. hits brttn lift thr wie sevtnotV Yeairs at tire 1loron of Sanmuel Broadbrenti tied Ahlahctrcit, ait fl ...

... wish it to be/understoo4t, that any Overtures that may be madec to us, will meet witlhdue attention. addressld to-the Leeds Cricket Citib. Sti-: amd Gartcr Inn, Leeds. We remain, yours. &ec. The LEEDS-i'ICKEC.CLtB. Leeds, 2st Oct. ,t18. * See the Panill ...

... MfERCURY. IR,-Observing in the Yosk lIerald, of Sa- i turday last. a Iaragraphl, stttitng the Termsination ot' the GatItC of Cricket, betwixt th1e Leeds antl Bo- routitb-.idgc Clubs, at ilarrogate, ot M tondty and 'Ita tsy prccetii' and then, bh a Sort of ...

... tolf n0 ?? ativertismierl tie ~ii v ilter ?? l- ' lost ~Sat roay , untder the sinatlauro of A1 Mi-mnbr tlf ?? Tatls-aster Cricket C'Lib. ?? e beg '-ietlroilto I toe C.!n'e Coutroe, Sto gi.5e tit it ?? cc-iurnnialitr ithe meat fiit earttrelie.ion, antd ...

... lyepistle, ai/ecs- 1 sed to you, and purpis'tinitt to be the wtork of a Set of ' Gentlemen, calling thernmelves the leods Cricket Club. Surely Sir. these Gentlemnrn or by far the greatesi phrt a of themll, iost he the leadi/og mn embers of your socicty ...

... previous to the htemovtsl of a Pspil frem the Academy. BY DESIRE, AND INDER THee PATRONAGE OF TIIE GENTLPIIEN or' TME LEMEDS CRICKET CLURr 11ij-R. 1AMMiONeD most roscctfully begs MLT to announce, that HIS BENEFIT is ap- pointed to take place on MONDAY, July ...

... Funting Pishing, I Single Stick, | Rowving, b i Sboting, Coching,- Pede.trianiitf, 4 Sailing, l *ti* Cotirsol5, 'I Pugin, Cricket, & c. i Racillng, W. estling, jLilliards, ug Accompanied iwith striling representations of the various P en - stultjeggsj ...

... * . dr, Wm. North. 1 0SdI 0 ef Meir. (Leedsn 10 0 0mrs.GeorgeHach ?? 1 0 OI M. ?? ?? 10 0 0Mr.Jos*OhBrOW O 0 0 The Old Cricket Club, . Mr. DlO QK Mills . 1) . .t per Mr. Creswel - ?? 10-0- 0 r. Thonas Pitt, cigh . Mtd. F. fiwhluel&s Webb. 3 0 0 Miss ...