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... part of hi s f ent en ce , f o r a Libel on Highnefs the PRINCE OF WALES. Thatek Thurfday Jait was played a grand gen : °I ,Cricket, at tfornmerton, - between eleven of of the lionmerton Club, and 'eleven gentle}licll • t wa he -. 4. lo otPellier Club, ...
... persons ; the demurrer does not deny it. There can be no right recover.” On Thursday, June It, was played grand match of Cricket, at Hommonon, between 11 Gentlemen of the Hommcrton Club, against it Gentlemen of the Saturday’s Montpellier Club, for coo ...
... fports, exercife., and amusements of the fur- rounding vicinage (hunting, {ihooting, fiflbing, failing,n ma- chine bashing, cricketing by Gentlemen, billiards, baiis,afl'ems iiies, concertS, plays, &c. &c.) are, in their feveral feafons, in a more than cu ...
... CRICKET, On Thursday, June it, was played a grand match of Cricket, at Hommorton, between n Gentlemen of the Hommerton Club, agaiost n Gentlemen ofthe Saturday's Montpellier Club, for 500 guineas. HOMMERTON CLUB. First Innings. Second Inninps. Ladbrook ...
... Spanish Lady, in heroics, very female Quixote, despising even the addresses of Mr. Lascellcs, a Roman F.mperor ; Col. E. Bligh, Cricket.player, was quite chop-fallen at the hurvy rain which destroyed the amusements the illu. , minated garden and rural fete ; ...
... that they will not prose'c bte o , o 4` wfiom'a sense of their crime may ha ve ' reforinatlon r* • • CRICKET —On Thursday last O s grand match of Cricket, At Ilomnier t01' :1,0 0 . ; eleven eleven,..ntlemen of the for o r and GenCllmen of the Montpelier ...
... in heroics, was a very female Quixote) despising even the addresses cf Mr. Lascelles, a Roman Emperor ; Col* E. Bltgh, a Cricket-player^ was quite chop-fallen at the heavy r^r» which destroyed the amusements of the illu. initiated garden and rural fete ...
... ferocity that astonished every one who was ac- quainted with his utbanity of manners. Mr. E. Bligh; the light, the active Cricket Player, delighted univer- sal!) . Mr. Pcckwell, as Time, was inimitable. Lady H. Somerset, a Swiss Peasant; we doubt, however ...
... CRICKET. On June 15, was Match ol Cricket, on Uartford Brimp, between Klcven Gentlemen of Woolwich against Gentlemen of Dartford, for Five Hundred Guineas. WOOI.WICH. lit * j Innings, - hit wicket. (h. hlcomb. Abraham Ward 5 run out. Winter. Sheirlotk ...
... CRICKET. On Monday, June 15, was played a Grand Match of Cricket, on Dartford Brimp, between Eleven Gentlemen of Woolwich against Eleven Gentlemen of Dartford, for Five Hundred Guineas. WOOLWICH. rst Innings. . 2d Innings. Addams - aj hit wicket. - sb ...
... NationaLimiiortance, We shalt it at greatee. tength On some fittir2 - - day., On Nfoneruv w PlaYed. a )..I;tch at ‘ e as. Cricket, on bartford Bump, between Eleven Gentieinen'al against. Eleven Gentle- . .men of Dartforo,, for4ivoilandrect Woolwich x'von ...
... hav-ir-;- received his death-Wound}. ts the gallant and ever to Tie lamented Sir Ralph Abercromby: « • CRICKET.— 1-A GRAND MATCH will be played in Lord's Cricket Ground, Mary ?? oi» WEDNESDAY, Juan the 24th, between Eleven of Sur- rey ?? Eleven- of England, ...