... was charged before Mr. Cooke with being concerned in the following freed : Mr. Cornelius Sutton, landlord of the Royal Cricketers' public-bourn, O'd Ford-rood, Bow, said: I know the prieoner. Ou the 27th of December last she came to my home with the ...

... at at Voryd, causing about thirty acres of 1.. td to las flooded. The following day afforded pleasant hosting across the cricket field! The houses t.t Voryd were unapproachable except by bowl., and several buil ling' were damaged, but thanks to Adm'ral ...

... Pugh, Kiaaniey • Mr Owen, Kinton ; Miss with mut, Trederwen ; Kr Ward, _Mode el H ; Mr B Want, Pentre-pern ; Mr G. Ward, Cricket Hall ; Mend Mn Joiies,llltruset ; Mr and Mines Wm. Jones, Wage ; Me T. Jones. Warm ; Mr and the Mimes Roberts Mogan ; bliss ...

... addressed by several distinguished clergymen. The employees of the Provincial Insurance Company, at Wrexham, have establis'ied a cricket-club, Mr A. Dillon, the respected secretary of the company acting as president. The Shropshire Rifle Corps are ordered to ...

... and who with the most perfect good humour ran into each other and the bank, and made believe to be rowing. The archery and cricket grounds also ware well attended, but, as a rule, there wen fewer games going on than is usual on such holidays, and the great ...

... were Memel. and they will theteiose h e the guardians for the enentag year. 5L7 Matra.—Tl.. opening game of the Lienfellin Cricket Club was played en Thursday last. in baNarb Park. The combatants ionsiste.l of two ele.rne selected from the club, awl known ...

... 31st of June. long this state of things will continue depends upon Useful Hints Cricketers. Food. A first rate two things—first, upon future orders ; and, secondly, cricketer should always at breakfast go in for good upon the development of the new slate ...

... the Alps.' Then the pictures are capital: we have one of the Rugby tale kicking football ; another of a determiu,d young cricketer making • hit for six at least ; a little sailor trying to ran his sword into a big one in fencing; arid a group of Lynxes ...

... their award covered with persons engage., in innocent games, march to Richmond, and were f a rad to an ignominious such as cricket, quails, an even hockey. The 'Dees cereal, they have le-creased to their old relit:ion, with a appear to have risen with the ...

... Shropshire Infirmary. The Key. W. Mclver, the rector of Lymm, Warringt n, fell down, and died the other day, from heart char. A cricket match w a aulayed at Ruatron on the 20th tit, between the on and Wynnetay clubs, and terminated in favour of the former. Qtillip ...

... aggravation of his brutal offence, and committed him to three weeks' hard labour. At Old Trafford, on Monday and Tuesday, • cricket match was played that caused much amusement, eleven one-legged players against eleven one-armed ones. The former, however ...

... close. Upwards of thirty sat down under the presidency of Mr. J. Pugh. and some excellent songs were sung by many of the cricketers present. The following is the score : ...