... Lamb, Northlesch, from thence they are forwvarded, at the ~J fame reduced Prices, to the York Hotel, Cheltenham, u and the football, Gloucefter. Thomas Anidrews flatters himfeif with Encourage- m tent, as he has undertaken the Bufinefs to prevent the- Public ...

... New-Eregted ?? and Buildings, ?? in tlie ocrupation of Mr. Thoinas Lingard, or Isis under-tenants, witll ihe Croft, two Foot-Ball Sliutts, and three Home ,lofes, containing about 10. Acres. Lot 2. Croft and 'Clotes, 4 Acres, in Lingard's oc- ' c upatitirs ...

... New-Ereaed ?? and Buildings, ! id A - in the ocrupation of Mr. Thomas Lingard, a- or bis und e-tenaits, wit tbhe Croft, two Foot-Ball Shutts, e, and three -ome Clofes, containing about w0 Acres. Y 'Lot 2. Croft and loafes, 4 Acres, in Lingard's oc- cupation ...

... cotirenient Ottbslid tiv, , in tse . the Occopa ion of Thoruas Linptard; or i his undertenants, with the Croft, tvo er- Foot-Ball. Sheets, asid three Woote the Clolei, containuigity t;rvey, 7 0 S6 in7 *2. Three Croft End ?? ond fingle, 3 S 6 S. Grove ...

... ? with convenrient Outbnildirrgs, in - tly occupation ofrermas Ligord, ori his lrndertersroarts, Airir tire Croft, errS Foot-Ball 'Sheets, and thiree Home COofes, contgining y fares, 70 2. Three Croft Enrd does eand Meagic, 3c0 3. Grove Rakes, e 6 o IC ...

... brereby in fuslsure prohibited, under the like Penalty, as aforesaid. XXIV.-NO Snow-Balls or Squsibs ahall be thrown, nor Foot-Ball, Shi~nty, or other game shall be playc nayo the Streets, Sqluares, Lanes, or Passages, under this like Pe- sasty, as aforesaid ...

... Pulled up and destroyed the Blridges and his Stiles on the Foot-Road between Sutton and HLull or and have alsd, in playing at Foot-Ball, 'been guilty, of great Excesses, by riotously and .umultuously: hai eommitting divert Trespasses in several of the: sat ...

... Number will contain, 1. The ?? on Chriattas Eve.-2. Riding the Stang on New Year's Da.-3. Exorcising a llousc.-4. Gaime of Foot-Ball at Catl rhtzuglg Liondon: Published by Sheresoed, Neely, and i jihlies ' Taylor tend I'lessey * .J. Al. Riobardson; Not- ...

... are sigls Mountains coveted with SLobv, In tbe:foregrorni0, Captain Ross, Lieuteinant Parry, Sacelietise andtheCrews, 1,gat foot-bal' with she Natives oni the lcee. Admission, Frdint S8atb Is. 8d. Back' Seats, ii3.d .S- scriptou Tickets, for one month-_ ...

... hight mountalins covereil with snows. In the foreground, Captsins Ross and l'arrv, 6ac- cheuse, and the Cress', playing at foot-ball with the Natives on the Ice.-Uataic, RUEe BItITANNIA.. 'I'he J'anoraina i, e~hibited every day at Tweive, and haulf-past ...

... ?? ie ?? are involved, and they beg C leo ~ a t~oour of youactive co-opitritlilll. 1)Ac I N.'il s-amuci Hoare, jun. Esq. football ~John Capsel, Esq. of 1(51 'downe General Earl of' Rosslyll ?? a OtI ?? Lord Sonides, I ii Ii I i;10john 1'arqutiar, 1sq ...

... 1t of appropriating some openpieces of land in the outskirts to such innocent amusements of the working cls es, as tennis, football, quoits, and other games and ath- letic exercises, all under sueh regulations and restrictions as the Common Council may ...