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... occupied tioned, in the feven following or fudi agreed upon at the time fale: LOT I. All that dow and paflure. lands at Cricket, in county of Salop, containing : occupied by Thomas Rogers, tcnari * * This farm pays a c'aicf rent EarlofPowisj fituated ...
... Ac. Ex trail of a letter from Grauefeitd , Oil. 29. A terrible affair happened this day at Tilbury Fort: A great match cricket being to be played between Kent and Elfex, the parties aflcmblcd on fides. When they were met,'a man appearing among the former ...
... &c. ExtraS of a letter from Gravefituf, Oil. 2g. A terrible affair happened this day at Tilbury. Fort: A great match cricket being be played between, : Kent and Effex, the parties affcmbled on fide?. When they were met,'a man appearing among the former ...
... Troops. Extraa el a Lauer form or:swim!, 03. 29. A terrible Affair happened this Day at Tilbury Fort. A great Match of Cricket being to he played between Kent and Effex, the Parties affembled on both Sides. When they were met, a Man appearing among ...
... Saturday next, the inllant, will over CRAB-TREE : , a match, for fide, between Mr. Egerton brown horfe, Ciickct, got Williams Cricket, and Mr. s chefnut Mofes, got LOIU Gowers, Moles, nine Hone eacli. Bait It is confidently believed that General Carlcton 5s ...
... next, the initant, will over CRAB TREE GREEN, a match, for 50l. a side, between Mr. Egerton's brown horse, Cricket, jot by Mr. Williams's Cricket, and Mr. Belafyfe's chestnut horse Moses, got Lord Gowers Mose, weight nine each. r o Hart ai ...
... Veins) the Pro. petty of the F.arth•ftopper General of the Tatpotlcy Hunt, was, on Saturday 'all, beat hollow by Mr. Eger.on's Cricket. The Match was made for 5o a Side; t Lola which, added to the fatal Influence of Novcmoer Glooms, it is tear'd, may produce ...
... his life by imprudently drinking a glals ol cold water, after he had thrown himfelf into violent perfpiration by playing at cricket. Wednefday the following nnmbers were driiwn, prize? at GuildhrJl, viz. No. 4187, 5000 I.—No. 54384, 58227, 4045, 39499, iool ...
... gentleman loit his life imprudently drinking giais cold water, after he had thrown htmfclf into a violent perfpiration playing at cricket. Wednefday the following numbers were driiwn prizes at Guildhall, viz. No. 4187, 5000 1.—No. 4045, 39459, tool. each.—No. ...
... Vernon’s chefnut Col; Votomtt a p.** Swinfcis't brown Coll, R:jal I a Mr Gale's roan Marc, Eleg.nce 4 Mr Jones’s black Colt, Cricket 4 da Hawkefle/’s bay Colt, Venture dif Mr Sidcbo;ham'» thefnut Filly I dif darting j to 4 Vernon the Field ; after the Heat ...
... SHILLING) **' (Embelhihed with x engraved ii r ootoriou. Am tie Rebel Cunn!iij.h»m o' ,K,t the Prince Orange Packc:-B at: ». * ,c Cricket Match played at Seven-Oak., bv '*** teft Derby, and other of °* Pattern of Needle Work for a Shawle ard for a She: 4 D.redlion* ...
... elegant engraved Head of that notorious American Rebel Cunningham, who tools the Prince of Orange Packet-Boat: ». A View ihe Cricket Match played Seven-Oaks, the Counted of Derby, and ether Ladies of Quality: 3. A Fittcrn of Needle Work fora Shawlc, and another ...