... CRICKET. LORD’S CRICKET GROUND. The , r» the Manchester, anrt l.inrotnehire Railway, with reference the outcry against their proposed new lino to London injuring Lord's Cricket Ground, say •• The lino can constructed without goin* near the space which ...

... CRICKET BALLS! CRICKET BALLS!! BH ARSE’S Wholesale Cricket Bali Factory, ST. MARY'S ROAD, OXFORD. The cheopest house in the trade for all kinds Cricket Balls. Wholesale Price-list for ISM now ready. STUD GREYHOUNDS. ACHILLES, black, Contango out of Carlton ...

... CRICKET RATS • CRICKET RATS !! AQUILA CLAPSHAW and SALMON, CRICKET BAT, BALL. AND STUMP MANUFACTURERS, have hand a splendid STOCK of straight grained, well balanced, l.ght CANE-HANDLE BATS, Lc. Colleges, Schools, Clubs, and the trade supplied on the most ...

... CRICKET BALLS’. CRICKET BALLS!! BHARSE S Wholesale Cricket Ball’ Factory, 87. Pembroke-streot, Cowley-road, Oxford. The cheapest house .in the trade for all kinds of Cricket Balls. Wholesale Price-list for l&d now ready. Messrs, shaw ami Shrewsbury (members ...

... CRICKET. AUBURNE CRICKET CLUB. The general meeting of this club took place at the Old Town Hall, Hackney, on Monday evening last, the president, Mr. G. H. Loughiin, occupying the chair. There was u large attendance, including every playing member. The ...

... CRICKET. SURREY COUNTY CRICKET. Surrey cricketers will bo sorry to hear of the death Henry Edward Mayo, who at one time for several ; for e conn of Surrey. was contemporary of Jupp, Southerton, and Pooley, nnd was good bat and tssJ right arm of lumpy ...

... ami JAMES CRICKETER’S COMPANION and GUIDE for 18K, Containing Special Articles, entitled Cricket and Cricketers 1881,” the Editor; Hints Bailing, h.v Old University Cafitain; Hints on Coaching School Eleven,” 11. H. Stephenson; '* County Cricket, Light ...

... CRICKET. MATCHES FOB THIS DAT (MONDAY. AUGUST I). . At Soul'lwmpttm, HANTS v. fU'rrv ituy). At Abbey Wood. St. Mildred v. ot Heatb. At Ai toa, v. Oxford V*tdltngswick v. Kcnsitifon. At Aldorfdiot. Division v. I /.mean (two days). At Bfckenhsio, Ut-ckonlituu ...

... CRICKET RATS, CRICKET ■ALLS, and CRICKET IMPEDIMENTA mulrlna •pae* In Ilia Advertisement Pea*, of “The Cricketer, the neat High-class lllustratsd weekly Journal (full particulars which have already appeared In these columns) are requested ta apply I ...

... CRICKET. Burnley cricket club. —wanted, first claw PROFESSIONAL, for the • *a*ori 1579. ...

... CRICKET!! cricket: WJ. PAGE’S NEW CRICKET GROUND, over fourteen acres of enclosed, well-drained land, is LET for the Season ifWi). new tavern and rackotcourt have been erected and bowling-green and quoit-grounds prepared. There are also billiard, bath ...

... CRICKET- A SlEnriNO will beheld at the C’arcndon Hold. Oxford, Wednesday. Fob. 25. 1801, twelve o’clock, decide what steps shall taken towards the formation of county cricket club for Oxfordshire. chair will be taken by Sir. Henry Tobb. of Bicester. All ...