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... Mr. Richard Sale, solicitor, of Derby Chambers, St. Peter's Street. Derby. Young Sale has achieved great distinction ea a cricketer, and is also a very promising footballer. The New Year has opened sadly for the world of aviation, as in the death of Leon ...
... COLONIAL CRICKET. NATAL TEAM TO MELT M.C.C. Durban, Saturday.• lii hot weather, nnd before it moderate attendance team on Qui Lord's Oround here, to-day, the eighth match the tear, against an eleven of Natal. Wynyard. Simpson-Hayward, cud Strudwick were ...
... Mrs. A. R. Wykes, Mrs. T. J. Wright, and Miss Paget (lady visitors to the Union). representatives from Mountsorrel Castle Cricket Club , representatives from the lifountaorrel Bowling Club, Dr. Skipworth, Mr. C. F. Fairfax Scott, Mrs. J. J. Fairfax Scott ...
... that Cap t . I. M. Barrett, late of the West Surrey iment and Lancashire Fusi-1 k iers, and well own as a llanta County cricketer, an old Surrey footballer. and Lennox threeguarter, lathe competition for the National Rifle Aseociation Medal, at Singepore ...
... DISTRICT NEWS. SHEPSH ED. TOWN CRICKET CLUB. The annual dinner in connection with the above club was held on Monday evening at the Black Swan Inn. Mr. Everardelt. IF. de pile, President, was in the chair. Mr. C. H. Nelson, in proposing The Town and Trade ...
... Board was read. expressing willingness that a grant of should be made in aid of the work of levelling the Western Park, for cricket and tennis. With regard to the 50,000 shilling fund, the Chairman stated that the total sum received up to the present was ...
... CRICKET IN SOUTH AFRICA. E.C.C. v. Natal. DISASTROUS START. Maritzburg, Friday. A. drizzling rain fell here overnight and during the morning, and the start hi tt.i return match between the 11.(.C. and Natal was delayed until about half-past twelve. The ...
... signature. the Catatiff captain. sueof the muscles of last Saturday, standing doe n at Sheldea Ledge, aged a grandbuilder or Lon cricket II keen jockey attached , over by Thomas Ball. ,ou a short visit to return to the Continent of the fist-racing stated in this ...
... f ormer G rims by [yard excelled himself, and scored two fine dr. F. C. „Newton. honorary secretary of- Derbyshire County Cricket Club, has m compelled to mown that position, the of his wife inalnng it imperative that iir Derbyshire home ehould be left ...
... a bushel. It is not generally known outside the brigade and Church circles that they have succeeded in winning the C.L.B. Cricket Shield four years in succession, and are still the holders of this interesting trophy. This is a record so far as Leicehter ...
... e by the Rev. Lewis Donaldadn. NEW TEFTIII. For good work it low tw05.,48, Ualloartme Gate. Established Half a I 'wry. 01 CRICKET IN ROUT Mari tzsburg taio I , •••• ...
... 103 1 / 4 1031/4 TO-DAY'S CRICKET. M.C.C. v. Natal. - Englishmen's Nile Wicket Win. The overnight signs of an easy victory for the MC A'. in the return match against Nate! were realised to-day. the Englishmen winning before lunch by nine wickets. Dull ...