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... four month, hrifu restored. shall most iiiiiJ i-.i PWWffigj CRICKET. ». HARHWOOD. A 000-dfcy-s match between these club, playoff (fee Kirkstail Cricket jv+aif*. The everything that cricketer could desire, ground no* in ouch good order have aea it, and ...

... artillery - the perfection of rtootiui firing. The immense I*ll spun along its course over the surface the water as truly the cricketer's ball losses over the smooth grsen sward towards the wicket. The noise the explosion, the concussion felt, the smoke which ...

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... CRICKET GENTLEMEN OF YORKSHIRE r. GENTLEMEN MIDDLESEX. This natch was commenced on Tuesday, on the Middlefit x County Ground, New Cattle Marki t, Islington. Yorkshire won the hiss and sent in. at 12..T5, Mr Prest and Mr Apple ton, to the bowling of Daly ...

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