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... grey colt, Jovial Boy ; Mr. Pratt g chefnut colt, Major; Captain Wentworth's chelnut bode,. Skip Jack Bilton's black colt, Cricket ; Mr. thbetfon's black colt, E. bo • • . o enning. tron's•gre r y colt, Douai! ; Mr. Lyoa's brown colt, Duke Hum. phry. On ...
... of River and Paid Fifh, Cie belt Baits, ..tad the turd! Me hod of taking them. V. Rules and Laws to be ohlerved at Game of Cricket, as fettled at the moil reee.• tante Meetings. LONDON : Priived for T. Evans, in Pater. notter Row ; anti by all other Beokfellera ...
... corformity to the conliitution of the Belgic province^ Yetterday evening, at a quarter before eight o’clock, ended the Grand Cricket Match, between All England and the White Conduit Club, winch was won by a majority on the fide of All tnglau l of T-vjo Hundred ...
... Commercial Plenipotentiary to tlie Court France, with his lady, arrived at their houfe Parliament- ftreet, from Paris. The cricket match between the gentlemen of the White Conduit club, and the Horn-church club, was won hollow the former. The White Conduit ...
... a curious original Picture, and engraved by Noble, in his beft manner.—4. An elegant Reprelentation of the favourite Game Cricket, played in the celebrated Field near the White Conduit Islington, drawn the Spot by O’Ni.al, and engraved Noble: J NUMBER ...
... from curious original Picture, and engraved by r, in his beft manner..—4. An elegant Reprefentation the favourite Game of Cricket, played in the celebrated Field near the White Conduit Jhu/'ef no ton, drawn the Spwt O'Ns al and tngravid Noble: NUMBER I ...
... with a fpirit that does honour to her fex and age, adually given to each the portion alloted. Wednefday ended the grand cricket-match at the New Ground in Mary-le-bone, which is the lait this feafon. At leaving off the following was the hie of the game ...
... the whole premifles, and materiallv damaged the adjoining buildings. On Friday the iStb mil. was played a grand match at cricket at Fclley-grcen, in the w eft end Cobham, in Surrey, between tie married women and maids, which was won the latter, beating ...
... CHELTENHAM. His Majedy sent for bats and balls from London, purpofe that his may amufe themfelves cricket, which they did yelterday for the fird fin - . . . , ? , In one of the Royal peregrinations m the neighbourhood of Cheltenham, a Great Perfimage ...
... ded to have been occafioned a, cold he contracted few days ago, lying upon the grafs after being heated by the play a match cricket. His Grace was taken ill on Friday la if, and his diforder continued to increafe to alarming degree. On Sunday morning Sir ...
... ANNUAL JOURNAL; complete pocket for the Year 1789. (Embellished with a Lady in the Drefs 1788, and Repref(cnt ition the grand Cricket Mitch between his Gf.ice . rtlic Duke-of Dorfet and Sir Horace Mann.) j. BLADONs LADIES POCKET JOURNAL; OK, TOII. T ASSISTANT ...
... this figurative blow, real one in his eye, with.the tennis ball;.and it .$ remarkable, that his grandfather died blow, from cricket hail. On Tuefday the rejoicings in celebration of our Sovereign’s happy reliora ion to the ardent prayers of a loyal people ...