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... while his infant race brighten’d with joy : Then happy enter'd Where comfort was centred. And feasted on healthiest fare; The cricket chirp’d on the hearth And loud grew the youngster’s mirth. O! then when I woke Wythe was my heart. As thasoog of the lark ...
... would never have him. He told me I should consider better of it and repent. On the Thursday following he returned from a cricket match with brother, and asked me to out for a walk— I went with him ; he then accomplished the purpose which he expressed ...
... unrivalled. The emblematical Illustrations, which head the articles on Drama, Poetry, the Turf, the Chase, the Ring, the Police, Cricketing, Pigeon-shooting, the Aquatic Register, and the Affairs of the Fancy, were all designed by Cruikshank, in his most humorous ...
... unrivalled. The emblematical Illustrations, which head the articles on Drama, Poetry, the Turf, the Chase, the Ring, the Police, Cricketing, Pigeon-shooting, the Aquatic Register, and the Affairs of the Fancy, were all designed by Cruikshank, in his roost humorous ...
... s incident such assemblages, may have a tendency to spread the disease. —Ayr Observer. Grand Cricket Match between, the Glasgow University and Perth Cricket Clubs. —The admirers this noble and manly game had a rich treat the North Inch on Saturday week ...
... each. They were much admired for their symmetry and fat, and were reckoned to weigh about 80 stones, Dutch. N EWOURGH! The Cricket Club, which was lately established here. has b een presented, by Captain Hav of Mugdrum, with a hund-ome set of kits and bail ...
... et , PAIL A Cricket Club has recently been established here. About twenty-four gentlemen have already joined it as members. The Club meets for exercise even• alternate Friday and Saturday afternoon, in a retired field by the side of the river on the fan ...
... day she would torment my life out, so to please her I went out all shy, and what I eaine :rouse she beat me with my son's cricket-bat, -just four feet lung four inches wink, two inches thick. why do you hear this so patiently ? Amlirmat—Oh dear, you: iv ...
... of the Tripoli onion, weighing 14 ounces. and inewsuring 161 *rhea in eiresiinferenee. CrPAR. Cricket Mateh.—The matchctween the Newburgh and roper Cricket Club* was played on Saturday last, in one of Rankeilkw parks; and we have to state, to the credit ...
... cup was dash'd from the lifted hand. As the stranger's form drew nigh Kneel villain, kneel. or by this good blade. Like a cricket hall shall roll thy head.— Coate's. for thou art a spy. ° I am no spy. the stranger raid, But a traveller weak and wive ...
... DUNDER. Criekee.—We understand that our Cricket Club has accepted a challenge from the Brunswick Cricket Club, Edinburgh, which will come oft at Cupar Fife on the 28th current. Honour is the only stake on either sidethis is as it ought to be, and we have ...
... his visit to Edinburgh, and also presenting the freedom of the Guildry to the Lord Chancellor. Match at Cricket. —On Wednesday last, a match at Cricket was played between the Ctipar-Efe and Dundee Cluhs,—the latter winning with the greatest ease. We cannot ...