... but no further violence was attempted. The town continued in crowded and excited state till evening, ami in the afternoon a football was kicked through the street, when the congregation was returning from evening prayers, and the disgraceful scenes of the ...

... were hurled off the seats at the end with violence, and kicked en passant to the door, while their hats formed temporary footballs, and as the Protectionists were stout boots generally, the effect must have been unpleasant. Some Free Traders showed fight ...

... round of the crowd, Wall, now, I can take brandy out of one end and gin our of t’other. it, and you can take my head for a football,’ exclaimed the landlord. Jonathan coolly drew from his pocket small gimlet, and bored small hole at one end of the pipe ...

... like ora le, created a power that would grasp the pi a acts in their flying course and lay them m their nakedness like footballs onr feet.” a meeting of the Board of Su perm tent deuce of Mary boro’ Gaol on Wednesday. It was agreed to* let the convict ...

... Bergin examined by Mrßsttersby Stated that the brother of the deenued, who, on the day named, accompanied him to srarae of foot-ball, which did not come off; that on their return they went intoapublic house, in Dunkerrin, and had some drink; whilst there ...

... Bernard, King’s County Royal Rifles, Major Hobbs, depot battalion, and John Bennett, Esq., Grange. After races a match of football was played, which give rise to much nient tlio incidents and casualties which it was Occasion of, all which were submitted ...

... pemmican, with conical ends, which they could not grasp. Though they weighed 80lb each they had been “tossed about like foot-balls. “An alcohol-case, strongly iron-bound, was dashed into small fragments, and tin case liquor mashed and twisted almost ...

... which he was beggarly attache, and where lie contrived to marry Irish heiress will not be scon forgolU forgiven AIr Ball, the football rejected nearly every lri-h ■constituency, was also hinted at. A Limerick contemporary advi-es tiie appointment ot the Right ...

... the increase. The young Englishman who begins his education in self-reliance and fairplay, through tiie trying ordeal of football at Eton or Rugby, graduates on the back of 16-baud thorough-bred or on the desk of a clipping schooner. Englishmen of all ...

... sports. ®npl''ie«l most ronso' !.l>le terms. i«t of prices post free I.at d esn l»e sicn d worked at the s)v>ve address. Foot-balls, FunE-hell*. Bojrl|>r-' , loA-r’®. (>nolt«. Bowls, Fills, Skitt’es, Net®, Va®onee®, Ae, Ac. band. ...

... terras. List of prices post ree. . I''dels ot L. and \V.’« Patent Catapnlta can seen and werked at the al»ove address. Foot-balls Dumb-bells Qnoits, Bowls, Foils, Skittl ...

... other Britisii sports, supt. re iso-nhle terms. List of prices post L. an.l W.’s Patent Catapulta can I the above address. Foot-balls ,-os. Quoits, Bowls, Foils, Skit- Ae, always on hand. TTIOW-rs AM, lUK VF.M! RorN'l)Beki’ Woon Vioi.et keeps any time fresh ...