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... at sufficient length. To sporting readers we have given special consideration, and complete returns of the day's racing, cricket, and other events interest, will be published the later editions. Beyond this, we will leave the Evening Post to speak for ...
... cost of £110s. per yard, and that designs advertised for. Ine site was most eligible. It lay between the Queen'swalk and the cricket ground, but its eligibility made it expensive. A year and a half ago the land might have been bought for £1,000 less. Mr. ...
... CRICKET. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY v. ALL ENGLAND ELEVEN. Yesterday this match was begun at Cambridge. Tha scratch team went iirst on rather heavy wickets wiih W. G. Grace and Posno, to the howling of the two beat men and For 1. W. G. Grace made 45, and Midwinter ...
... Christ Church, West Bromwich, was broken into last night and the contents of the collection box stolen. THE The Australian Cricketers arrived Liverpool this (Monday) afternoon, and are expected to reach Nottingham about noon to-morrow. The Dilko Libel Case ...
... from New York, arrived here at 4.50 today, with American, Australian, and New Zealand mails. She has ou board tho Australian cricket team, Gilmore's Baud, and of tbe New York Regiment. Having landed all mails and some passengers, she proceeded at 6.30 a.m ...
... of a cricket match of unusual importance. On those days the first team that has visited England from Australia will make its debut. The result will be looked forward to with unusual interest, but apart from the glorious uncertainty of cricket, wiil ...
... Arrival the Australian Cricketers this Morning. Knowledge of the fact that the Australian Cricketers had arrived at Liverpool yesterday, and were expected Nottingham this induced large crowd of people assemble at the Midland Station. Fully hour before ...
... CRICKET. M.C.C. AND GROUND v. ENGLAND. | FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. | This match was concluded at ord's yesterday. Score :— MAUYLL'BON'E. Mr. W. G. Grace, c& Einmctt 47 Emmett 1 Mr. W. H. Hadow, b Midwinter 3 runout 0 Mr. G. Bird, b Midwinter 4 c ...
... Thursday, Not. Great Lancashire Handicap mile 4 fur) Friday, Nov. Great Shropshire Handicap (1 mile) Wednesday, N0v.12 THE CRICKET SEASON OF 1878. May 6.—At Lord's, M.C.O. Gre.und v Colts of England. May 9.—At Cambridge, The University v. E-igland. May ...
... lady's horse; and the same horse second prize (£10) in the hack and roadster class. The Australian Eleven . Tho Australian Cricketers, who arrived Nottingham on Tuesday, have since that time had daily practice on the Trent Bridge ground, in which the public ...
... CRICKET. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY v. M.C.C. AND GROUND. IFKOM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT/! This match was brought to an early conclusion this afternoon in favour of tbe University by an innings and 33 runs. A. Steel carried out his bat for 52. Marylebone were ...
... 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* ...