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... are hardly dikoverable, except by the Want of the proper I.:Atcrs round-the Edges. Yeiferday was finally ended the gceat Cricket Match between Kent and AU England. Tuefdao Night there were 24 Notches to get on the Side of the latter by four Wickets; three ...
... continue to abtint themfelves from this Dock-Yard; they meet every Morning, and foinetimes twice a Day, in Mr. ',ouch's Cricketing Field, near this Town, at which Place they tratifa Et all their Bufinefs. They have appointed Mr. Edward Randall, Shipwright ...
... was afraid to enter, and in the View of reconciling himfelf to the Brotherhood, met them on l'hurfday salt in Mr. Louch's Cricketing-Ficid, where they venial all their Butinefs. Here he made his Submiffions to them, and in the molt humble Manner begged ...
... of all Sorts of Rivers and Pond Fifli. the beft Baits, and the fureft Method of taking die Gmc. Rules and Laws the Game of Cricket, a. fettled the molt rctpcitablc Meetings. L . on : Printed tor T. Et arts, in IDtcr-noftcr-rcw. ALSO EXTRAORDINARY CURE, ...
... Sorts Rivers am’ Pond Fiflt, the belt Baits, and the fun ft Method ...
... Channel fe-ious. and Bay of Bikay. They write front Prague, that the famous Oc ulift, The P—ce of W— was lately playing at Cricket Dr. Taylor, who had been tome Time in a Conin Kew-gardens with Lord H-rb-rt, the two M-3, vent, died there lately. (Sons of ...
... Tuefday lait was play’d on Guildford Downs, be able to remit their Duties w ithout incurring 3 ater. a very extraordin Match at Cricket, between Lofs ¢ val to their Salaries, if not a Ca:penter on one Side, and a Company of nine Int mean Time, with a Refpect ...
... let . .ty N 0.,. A Bay called pi by Raney. a Son of 0411-(.:ade; bee Diu by ilaek Ire Geantwo by 014-Partaw (and was tha of Cricket) Great Grandam try Woodcock ; her Groat by 'debate(' he. Great Goat Great Grandam by her Great Great Great Great Dodfweeth ...
... Panimcs: Containing the whole Art of Dump Making, Remarks cn Whipping Tops and Giggs, Stridlurc* on Trap-Ball, Obfctvationt on Cricket, Method of making Bows and Arrows, and a DiffcTUrit-n on Marbles. A Work o. great Confequencc to *he Young and Old Boys of ...
... tioned, in the feven following cr agreed upon at the time faie ; LOT I. All that mefiuage, out-be! dow and palture lands Cricket and county of Salop, containing :.'C occupied by Thomas This farm pays a chie. • EarlofPowis; lituated about:, try, and a ...
... occe.io: : tioned, in the feven following agreed upon at the time ol'fale LOT All that mefiuai, dow and pafture lands at Cricket, in th. and county Salop, containing about - occupied Thomas Rogers, tenant * * 'i'his farm pays chief rent 3s, EariofPowisj ...
... tioned, in the (even tollovfin ' agreed upon the time of lip' . ' J: LOT I. All that mefiuage out dow and pafture land a at Cricket • and county of Salop, containing gC N occupied by Thomas Rogers, at, 's' This farm pays a chief rentcf Earl of Povvis; about ...