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... been delervedly con:ld:lined by every eMight. cued lenstor. The Nlaryhone club, v ith five of HatubleJor, played a game of cricket in Lord' s g round, on Thurfday takj agninft all England, fur t OOO Onus. club wort by the innings early. Lord Winchellea ...
... to the pra&ifers and amateurs of the molt fpirited, manly, and athletic eiercifei. INCLUDING Racing, Sailing, Hunting, Cricketing, Courting, Ringing, Shooting, Archery, Hawking, Farriery, Cocking, Horfcmanihip, Fowling, Pugilifm, Fifhing, Caid-playing ...
... praQifera and amateurs the moll fpirited, mjnly, and atmelic etercifes: Including Racing, Sailing, Pcdcftrian Eillunting, Cricketing, ercifes, Courting, Kinging, Chefs, Shooting, Archery, Back-gammon, Hawking, Farriery, Draughts, Cocking, Horfemanlhip, ...
... NCLUDING Sail Racing, Pedeftrian Ex- Hunting, Cricketing, ercifes, Courfing, Ringing, Chefs, Shooting, Archery, Back-gammon, Farriery, Hawking, Draughts, Cocking, Billiards, Fowlingy Pugilifm, Ge. Ge. Fifhing, Together with fuch other occurrences as feem ...
... kind of dernier-refort in matters relative to the turf, &c. fhall obtain a diftinguithed place in our performance. Archers, cricketers, &c. equally demand our attention and regard. 8. We thall enrich our work with accurate calculations of chances, with occafional ...
... convey unci ring Information the Pxafttiers and Amateurs the moil Ipirited, manly, d athletic Eacxcitcs Including Selling, Cricketing, eery, Eatriery. Htr/emetnjhip, l**gllt/m. Card-playing, Together with fuch other Octurnncei feem 4 titled the attention ...
... convey (inciting Information the Prac and Amateurs of the moll Ipirited, manly, and athletic Exercifcs: Including Sailing, Cricketing, Ringing, Archery, Farriery, Horfemanjhip, Pugilifm, , Card-playing, Together with fuch other Occurrences as en to the attention ...
... Wells to Bath {iq miles) in four hours and twenty ininutes. The Cap? “i : weighs upwards of eighteen ftone. aS a A_ nratch of cricket was played at * hy eleven girls of Rothe royce, againit an qual numbe Hoby, on dennight, in their feat week: aq inhabitants ...
... garrifon of Valenciennes till ten o’clock at night, when part df the town was obfcerved to be on tlimes. A curious and comical Cricket-match.—A_ young no- leman, of great notoriety in the haut ton, has made a match of a fingular nature with one of the would-be ...
... a white, the other a negro. The doktrane of fuperfuetatiuts (to bog doubtfui) is now pored in tiach aid whit,. A match of cricket Was played week on Bury common, its Slam by jewsaitr, the married Judaea; vain!' the maiden: it was won by the mar tied who ...
... on Saturday fe'nniglit, the wife Edward Tarbur* ton, a mafon, at Potter Newton, near Leeds,' was frozen to death upon the cricket ground, attempting crols the Chapel Town Moor. Mr. Thomas Kenfon, the Duke Andafter's park-keeper, at Gunthorpe, in Lincolnfhire ...
... pari of Cranbrook, Kent, twice feventy men and women, each feventy Aud fome years ago, a years of age, or upwards. geme of cricket was played by fourtern men at that place, whoie ages amounted to feventy-tive years each. mit t war her ed the u nit of he ...