Royal Highness and Earl join field wager on Bromley Common
Reports describe a royal visit with the Earl to a bet on a field contest. The Londoners led 95 to 89 then 56 total, with the Kentish Men prevailing by three men. Future match set for a second encounter a fortnight later at Bromley Common in Kent.
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