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... at the Tower Coaches of all others of an inferior Rank. were fired, and all publick Demonftrations of On Wednefday a great Cricket Match is to Joy were made. be played on Kennington- Common, between Vienna, June i, N. S. Field Martha' Count Eleven Men belonging ...
... From WEDNESDAY June is, to •iATIJKDAY June )8. 1737. rrorn the General Evening Pod, June ttf. 'Efierdsy the great Cricket Match between his Royal Flighnefs the Prince of Wales, for Surry and London; and the Loiu John Saukville, Son to his Grace the Duke ...
... Woman in Lamb's Conduit Fields for retailing Geneva, and were conducting her to a Magistrate, but Notice being given to some Cricket-Players they immediately came to her Assistance, and obliged the Excisemen to take to their Heels. It is written from Cadiz ...
... Wheat, and goo Quarters of Wheat Meal; for the Straights goo Quarters a Wheat, ioo Quarters of Wheat Meal. A great Match at Cricket is made between his Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales and Sir William Gage, of Suffex, Bart. for a confiderable Sum. Sir ...
... July 6, to SATURDAY July 9. rm. Front the General Evening July 7. 'Efterday was play'd on Bromley-Common the fccond great Cricket- Match for this Year, between the Kentifh-men and the Gentlemen of Middlefix and Surrey, when the former maintained their ...
... new painted and gilt. The Motto work on her to favc what they could. is in Saxon Chara6ters. . . Laft Wcdncfday a great Cricket-Match was htgrediew Yaiti Rediture play'd at Stanficad-Abbot in Hertfordlhire, be. . Sic Entului Argi. . • tween eleven Gentlemen ...
... socoied : Jour; lir:4c t. On Thurfday Morning his Royal Highncfs the Prince of Wales and ten Gentlemen play'd a Match at Cricket at Kew, for a conftderable Sum againft his Grace the Duke of Marlborough, and ten other Nobktnen and Gentlemen, Orhich was ...
... it him, which they did; but before he had tailed it, be dicpp'd down dead. We hcar from Suffes, that on Friday a Match nf Cricket was play'd near the Seat ot the Right Hon. the Earl of Wilmington , between tIT Lord John Sackville at the Head of ttn of ...
... Pier in Dover ) a Sheep, the Caul whereof weigh'd 32 Pounds and a half,which confined of large Balls of Fat, round like a Cricket-Ball: What was remarkable is, the whole Carcath iveigh'd but so Pounds, and the Fat of the two Kidneys weigli'd but one Pound ...
... Labouring Man of Wintbwon the Ccunty of Bucks, having fomc Words with his Wife, on a fudden catchcd up a final' Wooden Stcol, or Cricket, and liruck her on the Head therewith fo violently, that the died loon after: And an Inquifition being taken before Mr. Burnhatn ...
... lama Lord Cithcait, Cliar;Ls Otway, Phineas Bowlcs, Lord Cadogan, and Phiihi A :ittrtstficr. Yefterday a famous Mardi at Cricket play'd on Illotn- Jey Common eleven Atn of againit e:!svr Gaintacis pick'd out of all England ; it was a %.:Ty Match, anti ...
... Perufal. The Rev. Mr. Prince, Redor of . Beninden in Kent, is appointed Chaplain to Sir John Norris. Yellerday the great Cricket Match was to have been play'd in the Artillery Ground, between eleven Men of Kent, and eleved picked out of all England befiles ...