... George-yard, Drury-laso;e Peter-street, Soho; George-yard, Crown-street, St. Giles's; Hind-street, Mlaryle-hooe; Old Lord's Cricket-ground, Paddington; Maiden-lane, Battle- bridge; George-street, Chelsea, and King's.-road, ditto; Hlorse- ferry-road, Westminster; ...

... To-morrow, at two o'clocl. *RICKET.-The ANNIVERSARY DINNER C of the NOBL3EMEN and GENTLEMEN, MFMBERS of the MARY-LE-BONE CRICKET CLUB, will beheld at the Clarendons Hotel, Bond-street, on Monday, May 8.- Dinner ?? at six o'clock. Those Alembers who intend ...

... prcesent Sulbseeibere3 &c. 'flIICKEt.-.The ANNIVERSAItY DINNERI U of the NORLEMEN and GENTLEiV EM, MEdMBERS of the MARY-L&EBONE CRICKET CLUB, vvil lie held at the Clarendon Hotel,' Bond-street, on Mlonday. May's.- Dinner on Table at ;six o'clock. Those Members ...

... M ARQUEES and TENTS, for Lawns, .. Pleasure Grounds, Cricket Clubs, &c. New and Second-hand, at BRYANT's India Trunk and General Repository, No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard, London.-Letters, post paid,'atternded to. Beautiful carved Tortoiseshell Snuff ...

... psoyer; a good character is ?? at 93, thc 1Iigts~street-PoRirraOU Tm, JPte 3, 1820. de i. ?? next, 9tb inst. a MATCH at aui W -CRICKET will he played on Cold Hnrhrbour rom Lnwn,Ersivortb, against 'I ontington and Ashliag.-eu the W ickefts to be pitched at ten ...

... George Chilton, Chancery-lane, London. iy Datedt Seasy 26, 1820. M, ARQUEES and TENTS, for Lawns, i J.. Pleasure Grounds, Cricket Clubs, &c. New and Second-hand, at BRYANT's India Trunk and a, General Repository, No. 71,' St, Paul's Church-yard, se London ...

... Dealst and Spars, and about 4I) fathoons of Lathwood.-Apply at the Yards at Gosport and Sonthamtton. CRICKiET. TrIHE lovers of Cricket -will be gratified R .ith a .MIATC13, which ivil1 be plyed on Cold Harbour Laws, near Einvworth, on Momdaty Ieat, lOth; inst ...

... an intended new Turnpike-road leadF inglto amnipstead, called Grove End-road, St. Jolhn's Wood, Regent's 'ark (near Lord's Cricket Ground), eminently dis- thiguished for salslrious air, and most select neighbourhood. The premises are moderately estin-ated ...

... an intended new Turnpike-read lead- ingto Hampstead, called Grove End-road, St. Juhri's Wood, Regent's Park' (near Lord's Cricket Ground), eminently die- thtiguished for salubrious air, and most select neighbourhood. . The premises are moder ately estimated ...

... to Mr. Rainy, No, 29, Conduit-street, Hanover-square. T HE HIGHBURY ASSEMBLY HOUSE and T LICENSED TAVERN, Bowling green, Cricket-Cround, Gardens. &c. Isington.-To TAVERN-KEEPERS, WAIT- ERS, BUTLERS, VALETS, and Others.-To LET on LEASE, for a Term of ...

... cellars, and excellent vaults for wine, capable of coniaing 60 pifcs in' brtle and a ood, and oterodffes; a bowing-green, cricket and trafj ball . oesh,, padddot, shrnbbery kitchen aud herb gardens, comprising ahout four acrei. For i. rtheeparti. culars ...

... tL of Practical Treatises on Whist 1teversis Chess Quadrille Pot Backgammosn Piquet All-fours Draughts Quinze Speculation Cricket Vingt.un Loo or Lue Tennis I.ansquenet Lottery Hazard Faro or Pharo Commerce Billiards Rotge et Noir Pope Gofl' or Golf Cribbage ...