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... Continuation of CIRENCESTFR VCES. Thurlday laft the following Five ear old ftarted tor Fifty Pounds. Mr. R. Williams’s Bay Cricket, got by Hamm’s Black Chance, 4 .1 Mr. Meyruk’t Black Horic True Priton, got Carelefs, Sir John More’s Chef. St>*(h by Cade ...
... the following five ears old, Wt. 8 St. lb. darted for Fifty Pounds, four Miles each Heat. Mr. Rich. Williams’s Bay Horle, Cricket 5 Sir. John More’s Chelnur Horlc, Slouch 1 4 Lord Godolphm’s Chef Horle, bDart 1423 Duke of Ancallcr’s Bay Horfe, I aliant ...
... One Hundred Guineas, five r old Ilorfes, &c. carrying ten Stone, Mr. Hunt’s Brown Spanker 1 Mr. Rich. Williams’* Bav Horle, Cricket 1 The Hon, John Barry, his Grey Small Hopes . 4 5 Earl Gower’s Hay Mare, I.cuifa 4 Mr. Saul’s Chcfnut Hotlc, Hercules 7 Lord ...
... Plate Wt. Stone. Mr. Rich. Williams’s bay Horfe, Cricket l * Mr. Buckland’s hay Horfe, Phu%hbny \ z Hon. J°hn Barry’s gfsy Horle, Favourite Mr. »n’s chel. Gelding, White Stockings • Flougkboy gave Cricket very great Trouble to win the lecond Heat, - On ...
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... and informed thc^daymen that, ag* the Time they were taken, the Brigantine alfo took Englilh bound in. , , Lad Saturday a Cricket Match played upon 1 Woolwich Common, between Men Woolwich and many of Dartford, W Fifty Pounds,!? which was won the letter ...
... d Candle upon the Binding which /affined tie Thatch upon the Houfe. We bear from Fakenham, that on Friday lafl the great Cricket Match between Col Townjhend and Lord Orford, was decided at Hem'pton Green, when the latter was beat with great Eafe - And ...
... ofWALES. nit Day is publifEd, (Price Six-Pence.) Illuftratcd with Copper-plates, t. Kprefenting the Cryllotalpa, or Mole Cricket, both natxral Size and magm&i: 2 Weft View. if London-Bridge, 'hewing the Chafmc occafrona by the Burning the Temporary Bridge ...
... Perron, indebted to the laid George Bickerton, are dcfired to pay immediately, or they will be Cued without further Notice. CRICKET will Cover this Seaf on at t h e Grove near Datbigh. for One Guinea each Mare, and Half • Crown the Servant: or for Half a ...
... Jeffamy, fell lame Tuefday for a Page of Sol. by Four Years Old. Mr. Wesley's Bay Colt, Afmodees 2 Mr. Bilton s Black Colt, Cricket t 2 2 The H O2 . J . Smi th Barry, Erqr`s, Bay Colt dif. taoc'd by Amid/17 _ 3 Phillip Egerton Efqr Filly, Rocketina 6 dr ...
... ty, to inform yen of my Welfare: We live here very happily, have .exuesne fine Weather, go alhore very often and'play at Crickets and the French have been fo complaiant as to feed us fosse Coin, all Sorts of Fowls and Greens, fo that I want nothing to ...
... (79/ort, Yr& t. The Foundation of a Powder Magaz:.ne is in the Cricket-Field, for the Ufe of the Garrifon. (tut - jay arrived in a Tender from the North of Ireland, 400 new tailed Recruits. '1 hey marched to the Marine tiofpual, were examined, bad their ...