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... emptied, and the cricket ground was made the playground for the numerous bipeds who had turned out for a gala day. Cricket, stoolball. foottall, trap, racing. jumping in sacks, and a jinglieg match were amongst the amusements indulged in, and in the evening ...
... refreshing. After the procession had returned to the meadow then the tun began. All sorts of amassment were provided, quoits, stool-ball, trap, dancing kisioln.tbe-ring, Re., and donkey races, Bat nem, and scram bles for the little ones. flooring was kept up ...
... meadow were oonimenoed and proceeded with by the members and others who felt inclined to join them. Cricket, foot-ball. stool•ball, racing, jumping in wits. dancing. dtc., were among the many pastimes which bad been arranged for the holiday, and which ...
... thaw who did not choose to take part in the various amusements which had been aw e for the day. such as cricket, football. stoolball, hurdle racing, climbing greasy pole, cloning over a stream spot) ditto, dancing, kieriin-theding, and we know not what besides ...
... swings were erected to the trees, and as may be expected, were much fa requisition. Cricket was in by men and boys, and stoolball by the gentler erx, children ran for prbni, the gift of Ores& and Mrs Mountain and Mrs. Burnett. The ladies and gentlemen ...
... IseartUy gives, b e y returned to the grannie, when the melt erillauelectel a akiiet match, whilst h women enjoyed the game of stoolball, others trap :mil bat, tc. In the evening they all eat gown to tea, proeidt for men. women, and cluldren ; alter which ...
... dinner; after which the company ennettled the procession began to move , commencim gaged fa various parts, aleket, trap, stoolball, etc. ; and sing the hymn ? Onward Christian Soldier., at 5.30 from 400 to 500 partiok of tea in the booth. Mr. when Burnslrs ...
... afternoon and e% (Mug a vat iety of Sport& will be itturiatu for woocutout of the Members and their Friends, viz urinate, stool•ball, trap, dancing on the Kretn. ate., le., k:t. At h o'clock a bag.; 'l.:.t. nAI be opened for Dancing, ailmarsion h. mantis ...
... won by W. Smile, Brighton, besting Symonds, Portsmouth, by two or three lengths. STAPLEFIELD. THE GRAND STOOLBALL MATCH. HETI:W.—The return stoolball match between married and single ladies was played on the Slaplefield Ground on Wednesday the thirteen ...
... on Saturday, and no one seemed to claim it, the police removed it to the White Horse, where it awaits an owner. THE LAST STOOLBALL MATCH.—The last game between the married and single ladies of the Stoollydi Club, was played ors Wedamday. A great concourse ...
... on the Ground. Admission- -21 . A Variety of Sports will be provided for Members and their Friends, via—cricket. quoits, stool-ball, trap, dancing the green, co k ..b:c. The Brigade wish it to be distinctly understood that the expenses of the protssisieu ...
... on the Ground. Admission-2d. A Variety of Sports will be provided for Alembers and their Friends, viz:—cricket, quoits, stool-ball, trap, dancing on the green, kc.. The Brigade wish it to be distinctly understood that the expenses of the procession, band ...