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... iffued from che - to be a Hell, and the Noife it mak firing of Artillery ; and nothing is feet and Stones banded about like a Tenni Peterfourg, (Riffla) Der. 27. Noi Talk of Peace, the Preparations for ne. as fufficiently denoté a determined Re prels our ...
... it makes is like that of the firing of Artillery ; and nothing is feen in the Air but Trees and Stones banded aboat like a Tennis Balk Peterfiurg, (Riffla) Dec. 27. Notwithftanding all the Takk of Peace, the Preparations for next Campaign are fuch as ...
... Sums were depending, bgtween Megps, 2 _, Brifto!, and the famous Natlor, who fome Time fince beat Slack, was decided at the Tennis Court, in James-Street in the Hay-Market. Smallwood was Second to Meggs, and Faulkner to the Nailor. The Knowing-ones were ...
... propbane Swearing, Curfing, Drunkermcfs, W‘. and other Immoralities ; and to [upprefs the Playing at Cards, Dice, Tables, Tennis, Coits, Slil!/j:, Nine-Pins, Billiards, Sbufie-Burds, Horfe-Races, Foot-Races, Cock-Fightings, Dog-Matches, and- any o_ther ...
... and Refolution, with St/ xecution the Laws againft propbane Sev Laodn;[:, and other Immoralities ; and to | Dice, Tables, Tennis, Coitsy Skittlés, Nine-P Horfe-Races, Foot-Rates, Cock-Fightings, ther unlawful Games: And to punithall B ‘Tradefmen, who ...
... favourable Appearance. & 5 We hear that no lefs than the Sum of twenty thocland 'l Guineas is now depending on a Match of Tennis, between ‘ a Freach Gentleman and an Eoglith Gentleman, which {1 will bedecided in a few Days, and that the Tickets for Ad'| ...
... of Proens are landed ; bot the Veflel or Mafler’s Name not known, On Friday laft was played a great Match at Tenois, at the Tennis-Coart in James.Swreet, Hay.market, between Madam Bunell, and Mr, Tomkirs, from Oxford (who lately played with the famous Mon{ ...
... (who is J-.tely came to i good Fortune by the Death of an Uncle) lolt 2000 Guineas at ‘Fennis with a French Marker, at the Tennis Court, Whitehall. A £ Yefterday died, at his Houfe in Piccadilly the Right Hon. George ‘Cholmondeley, Farl of Cholmo#cley ...
... yrdiscling the fhot m a covering made of corda e“::cyl«\m bm'lvn was fo elallic, that ihe &égh‘ fell dpun‘them fiyfl diany tennis-balls, “The véflels, themfcives wete fo very large a fize, th!:;cjt‘ sy sarvied from 500 10700 men; fo that the lofs. n killed ...
... which i» unloid, which burnt npwards of 50 loads, belides the carts; it allo confumed ihe puppet-faew-hoole, as well as the Tennis-court backwards, belides damaging feveral others The Recorder of London extradled the tollowing cootefhion from au accomplice ...
... GAZE’ Whitehall, Auguft 2. HE King bu'f:med to Meynel, Efq‘ the office | of Mafter or Keeger ol jéfly’t Tennis Court Sockpity in Whitehally Majefly’s Tennis Count nis Plays & Hampion-C elfewhere’in Great-Briain, Du&iimcgllq _g:? 7. Letters Pa palled the Great ...
... Efy: e ofice eod place of Mafler or Keeper of his Ma%flyl Tenuis gm near the Sockpit; in Whitchelly and of his. Majefty’s Tennis Court and Tene nis Plays & Hampton-Court, and elkwh;;c;in Grest-Bruain, : 3 e Dublin-Caflle, July 97. Letters Patent have ...