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... Conservative Club for Ilkeston.—Wt understand the Duke of Rutland has kindly consented to erect a Conservative Club on the old cricket ground which will be an immense boon for the party for accommodation it is intended. Ilkeston Church Mutual Improvement So* ...
... CRICKET. M. C. 0. v. Heat. [By TELEGRAPH.I This match was commenced at Lords to-day, the showery weather frequently interrupting the play. The following is the latest score :— M. C. C. A.N. Hornby, Esq.,b Heame W. Heam, c Wooct.b Capt. Roebuck ...
... CRICKET. —We are glad to find that another being made to reinstate Bolper its old position cricketing worlu, a position which it was able tohoW it. own against any club in the county of Derby L to consider the question of forming town in the Town Office ...
... Whiter! Thomas Terry, and Thomas Warsop, youths, were charged by; P.c. Palmer with playing pitch-and-toss, in the Bath-stree* Cricket-ground, on Saturday night. Defendants pleaded guilty* White, who has been previously convicted, was fined 15s. Terry, Hayes ...
... CRICKET. Cambridge University v. Yorkshire. I FROM SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) This match was resnmod to-day with the following score. The weather was showery, at times stepped the play. Play was resumed at ten minutes past, three, and the weather beiug thea ...
... CRICKET. v. Nottinghamshire. This The concluding day's play in this great match was begun to-day much better weather than was experienced on Monday and Tuesday, and the few hours during which the rain had held off had had some effect upon the ground. ...
... CRICKET. v. Lancashire.—This Day. LANCABHIBE. A. X. Hornby, st Tylecote.b Shaw Barlow, not oat - 34 K. Chadwick, Morley 1 A. Steel, Turner, b Shaw D. Steel, c Stratford, Mycrcft E. Porter, b Shaw J. Kershaw,c Tylecote.b Shaw 0 E. Bowley.c Vernon ...
... • to £12 - ' 418 - 0a Saturday last the milVi of England was nearly four £iona and a quarter sterling. . the Australian Cricketers were dat ner at the George Hotel, by the Hon y c ricket Club. Capt. Hoiden, the het-m County Club, presided, and seventy ...
... COMPLIMENTARY DINNER TO THE AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS. Last evening a complimentary dinner to the Australian cricketers was given by the Notts. County Cricket Club, at the George Hotel. A sumptuous repast was provided by Mr. Burcell, and presided over by ...
... CRICKET. M.C.C. v. Lancashire.—This Say. This match was resumed at Lords to-day. Latest score: LANCASHIRE. A. Hornby.Esq., st Tylecote, Shaw Morley 28 Barlow, not out 34 c Shaw, b Morley 0 K. Ciiadwiek.iflsq., b Morley 1 b Morley 1 \. Steel, Esq. ...
... and resolved to provide »* children under ten years age with breakfast and dinner' each day. Banquet to tho Australian Cricketers. Last evening the Sheriff of Nottingham entertained Australian team at a banquet at the George Hotel. TW large room was ...
... CRICKET. Club and Ground v. Lancashire* TFROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.! Yesterday the weather was again shewery for the elusion of this match at Lords. quarter-past twsD. o'clock the overnight not outs, Messrs. Hornby U. Q. Steel (li), were readiness ...