... profession has always been a good and keen sportsman, from his college days, when he gained his colours for both football and cricket. In India he was an active member of the Calcutta Polo and Turf Clubs, his stable gaining several winning brackets last year ...

... meetings of the social Public Boards of administration, on the Bench, at the Bar, in the Jury Room, on Exchange, at Polo, Golf, Cricket, Tennis, Boating, Billiards and Cards. The Bahamas, Barbados and the Bermudas, and all self-governing Colonies, possessing ...

... intends to profit. This may appear all right to the man who is anxious to plantain an all-world European mastery, but it is not cricket. Neither does it commend the new White fetish which appears to have seized upon the European. At the present moment Canada ...

... Indian Gymkhana Club. During the past year a number of Cricket Matches were arranged, under the auspices of the Hospitality Committee, at Lord's, the Oval, and at Leyton, between eleven of Oriental Students and Military teams. These proved such a success ...

... are unable to defend themselves. No doubt this is the method of the English - gentleman - journalist—new stylebut it is not cricket. ...

... lexicographer and encyclopTdist, in the preparation of the dictionary. In addition to these, Lord Hawke contributes a glossary of cricket terms; Flight Commander Grahamehite explains the terths used in aviation ; Walter Starer, the editor of the Auto-Car, writes ...