... proceeded to a meadow kindly lent for the occasion by Mr. Tulett, where they thoroughly enjoyed several games, comprising stoolball, swings, bat-and-trap, cricket, &c. At halfpast four they were called to a bountiful tea, well got up by Mrs. Tulett and ...

... teachers, proceeded to the Chinese Gardens. The bigger boys were quickly / DANE HILL. P ut to cricket, and the girls to stool-ball, ...

... which were sent by Mr. Balchin, of Hassocks Nurseries. Sir. Anscombe’s brass band was in attendance during the day, and stoolball, races, and other sports were indulged in. The prize list shewed sets of prizes given by Mr. T. M. Attree, and by the Society ...

... place at the Station Hotel. The duties of the lodge were first attended to, and then the afternoon was spent in lawn tennis, stool-ball, &c. The party was graced by a large number of ladies, and the weather being very bright, a very pleasant time was spent ...

... was kept at Danny. In the afternoon cricket between the married and single workmen on the estate, with bat and trap, and stool.ball for the women, was indulged in. At o’clock the workmen and their wives sat down to an excellent dinner, Mr, and Mrs. W. ...

... Hall at 5 p.m., where tea had been provided by Mr. Bunting. The arrangements were all that could desired. short game of stool-ball on the Vicarage lawn occupied the time till 6.30, when Evensong, followed by short address by the Vicar, brought a very ...

... the employes Mr. F, BJackiston, 6 Gables, together with several of their fnend*. were treated to tea in a meadow, after a stool-ball match was played between si chosen Mr. A. Blackiston (grandson Mr. F. Blackiston) and Mr. Previtt, the latter s team proving ...

... after a distribution buns, oranges, and other things, a number of games were heartily entered into, including football, stoolball, Ac. C. ickkt Club.—A committee meeting of this club was hold at the Sussex Hotel on Wednesday evening. There were present ...

... had their annual treat, when Miss Otter (the superintendent) entertained the children at The Welkin, Lindficld. Cricket, stoolball, swinging, racing, ami other amusements were indulged in till 4.30, when substantial tea was provided by Miss Otter, of which ...

... the Parish Church of SS. Cosmo and Damian, the juveniles proceeded to Eastfield Meadow (kindly lent by Mr. Swain), where stoolball, cricket, and other games were' entered into with great rest. An excellent tea was provided by Mr. B. Helyer, and much enjoyed ...

... Derrick and his schoolfellows did run and play at cricket.” It is recorded also that Maidstone, 1630, was “a very town, where stool-ball, cricketts, aud other games were played on tho Lord’s Day.” The first genuine Cricket Club was that of tho Club, iu Hampshire ...

... Sawyer, F.H.M.S., of Brighton, will be held in the chapel, when several ministera will give addresses. —See Advt. The Annual Stool-Ball Match was played in Mr. John Beard’s meadow. Station-road, on Wednesday afternoon, when 32 ladies took part in the old English ...