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... Some fay it is to be done by an arrow, others think by a mill, either by wind or water; others fay a line rocket , feme a tennis ball , but the molt prevailing opinion among the connoifliurt is, that it will be done either by a large wheel, or a mill ...
... noife it makes is like that ofthe firing of artillery ; and nothing is feen in the air but trees and ftones bandied about like tennis balls. Copenhagen, Jan. 9 An ordinance was iflued on the iaft day of December, prohibiting the imporiation of foreign tobacco ...
... tryal of Ikill between the Nailor (whri fo eafily beat Slack fome hue fince) ar.d Maggsfrom Brillol, was determined at the Tennis Court in Jumes-ilreet, by the Hay-market, before kvtra\ ptrfoui of di/.'imSion. and a great 11 umber of fpedlators; when Maggsin ...
... Ireland. > On W cdnefday laft the Hon. Col. Fftxroy Scudamort re- figned hi* places as Groom-Porter to Us Majefty, Mafter ef the Tennis-court, -Ice. > The numbers on the poll for Eflex flood thus 1 For Mr. Luther . 3667 Mr. Cony ers . . 34(8 Majority for Mr ...
... -fl'hey. \yvite fr-pu.'k'.hnd, that all their (hips were re- turqd from the while ; hc-ry ia.Grecnland, except Capt. Roclof Tennis, 'withi'.vc) filh; having caught together 192 fifli, vl|i_-h yielded ; r.t •? quintals of blubber. . A .ftilifcriptfop oi ...
... Upwards of ijo perfons of diftinction were pre- fcnt. We hear, that twenty thoufand guineas are now depending on a match of Tennis, between a French Gentleman and an F.nglilh Gentleman, which will be decided in a few days, and that the tickets for admiflion ...
... warm bed, an J there are forhe hopes of his recovery. [Public Advertiftr.\ Y. ftcrday another great match of Tennis w.i:. played atthe King's Tennis-Corn t, White* hall, between another Frenchman (that was brought over by Maffon) and Tomkyns, fora confiderable ...
... cines throughout the Counties of York-, Lancaster, anil Weflmorland ; and all Perfons may be fupplietl by him 011 the fame Tenni as by my Agent in Lomlon. J. HILL. i. -Pectoral Balsam of HONEY, For Colds, Ctui-hs, Aftbmas, and Ctnfumplions, in- vented ...
... pieces of broken ice. Such as were globular, were endued with fo much elallicitv, that they rebounded lioni tbe ground like . tennis ball. , . . This ftorm divided into leveral branches, or veins, (if I may ufe fuch terms.) all Which lv-pt the fame coutfe ...
... to be known, believed, tnd praflifed, for the Attainment of Everlasting Salvttion. In Foor Parti. To which are annexed tht Tenni of our Salvation, ic. recommended by the Rev, Mr. Jones, Author of theCc/M'. Do3,lnt if tbt Tiinily, let. _fee. 11 follow! ...
... two years, it grown tired of that fedentary amufement, and has been prevailed on by the Black Legged Gen- try to vifit the Tennis-Court, in ordcrto com- plete his ruin; where he is become a conftant attendant, and has within thefe few davsloft upwards ...
... coloured curled Hair is generally drefi'ed fecond Mourning deaths and Leather Breeches, and frequents Billiard-Tables and Tennis-Courts, charged with divers Felonies and Robberies in. the County One GRAHAM, is begone with him. —Graham keeps the Public-Houfe ...