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... Stately, Spring Daphne Ranger &c. &c Bafcfterday a Prefs gang went into Tothil-fields, where feveral Men were playing at Cricket, and took 19, many of whom, on Examination, appeared to have de- ferred from his Majefty's Service. Saturday lail arrived ...
... with both thefe Pre- ferments towards the latter End oj the Moi * ; i We hear from Fakenham, that on F.irhv Uf) the great Cricket Match between Col. TownlhenJand Lord Orfordwasdecided.it Hem pton -Green, when the lat- ter wai beat with F.-ife. And on Saturday ...
... Ringleaders ofthe Riots tbat have for fome Time paft been committed at Newnham, on the River Severn. Margate, Feb. 20. Charles Cricket and James Debock, two Cuftomhoufe-Officers of this Place, feiz'd fix Bales of India Goods at Burchington, three Miles from ...
... received four hundred Lafhes for Healing a Watch from his Quarters ; and Yeilerday Morning he had four hundred more in the Cricket Field, and was afterwards drummed through the Town to the Beach, where the Cambridge Man of War's Boat wait- ed for hin. ; ...
... Pole, or going to a '.lorfe Pace or a Cock fight ; -Midarnor* manly E.erciie thantumbling down a Nine Pin, ot catching a Cricket-Bail. I am, Youi'f, Sec. A B. HO be QOltij at Prime Coji, By Wholefale or Retail, ALL the Stock in Trade of Mrs. Edith WiMnfin ...
... Farmer's De.'iqbt. — John Smith Barry, Efqr's Bay Colt, Tbeodofiui. — M.. Hale's Bay Colt, Cadenza Mi .Bilton's Black Colt, Cricket. — Mr.D.ulcituii's Bay Colt, Rened. To-morrow, May 7, for a Puife of 50 I. by Five-year-olds : Mr. Piatt's Chefnut Marc, Virgin ...
... 6 , the Pu rfc of S o 1. by Four-year-olds was won by Mr. Wanley's Bay Colt, Afmodeus, — — % t a Mr. Bilton's Black Colt, Cricket, — — mn I a a Mr. Redfhaw's Bay Colt, Caduceus, — — 6 3 • Mr. Dai leftoh's Bay Colt, A»«i/, — — 8 « 1 Mr. Wilibn's Cbefn. ...
... L E E D E S. THE Gentlemen CRICKET-PLAYERS are desired to meet at Mr. COWLING'S, at Chapel- Town, on Monday next the 26th Instant, at Ten o'Clock in the Morning ; at which Place, all who are willing to become Sub- scribers, are desired to attend. Dinner ...
... Opportuniiy, to inform you of my Welfare : We lire here very happily, have extreme fine Weather, go afhore very often and play at Cricket s and the French have been focomplaifantasto fend us fome Cows, all forts of Fowls and Greens, fo that I want no- thing to ...
... enter'd to run at Knotsford, Chefhire : This Day, tin 29th, for the Four-year-old Plate of 501. J. Biiton, Efqi's Black Colt, Cricket. Mr. Burman's Chefnut Filly, Creeping Polly. Mr. Sin ith's Bay Colt, Reynard, and Mr. Simpion's Chel'nut Mare, Bald Charlotte ...
... 50 1. by ' Four-year-olds, was won by Mr. Smith's Bay Colt, Reynard, A— — - 4. 1 1I 1 | Jofeph Biiton, Efqr's Black Colt, Cricket, — 1 z\z\ Mr. Simpfon 's Chefnut Mare,- Bald Char lot ta, * 4I 3 I Mr. BurmanY Chefnut Filley, Creeping Polly, 3 3 | dif\ ...
... 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 ...