... rowing club (which has for the last three years won the Chal lenge Cup for Eights) a dramatic club, musical society, and cricket and tennisclubs. Their cycling club holds the West End Championship. On the club's ground at Wormliolt Farm (six minutes from ...

... at Willesden Green. The other clubs in connec tion with this large house are for cricket, rowing, and swimming, and all receive handsome support from the firm. The cricket club in 18S5-6-7 hold the West End Cup while their rowing club was successful in ...

... tt Boome I Gibson. F S. Jackson A. J. L. Hill. C. W. Wright. J. S. Robinson. C. Hesseltine. H. C. King. THE PLAYERS IN THE CRICKET MATCH-- MADRAS PRESIDENCY v. LORD HAWKE'S TEAM. Pte. Gibbs. Pte. Carrington. Ftc. Stewart. Lieut. C. H. Seton (in charge of ...

... With regard to the construction of the terminus of the Man chester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway which last year made cricketers tremble for the sanctity of Lords fresh steps are being taken by the residents to defeat the prospect of the introduction ...

... would injure his property Mr. Alma Tadema has protested against it in the interests of the artists and we all know what cricketers think of it but several labour delegates have said that its construction would be a good thing for the unemployed. Mr. Balfour ...

... Johnston. E. Kvcwhcd. W. 11. Manhcld. W. W. Kashleigli. W. P. CarWueal. J. C. Orr. C. M. Wells. J. Lo Fleming. Barbarians. CRICKET TEAMS-- No. 1- THE CORINTHIANS AND BARBARIANS, ...

... CRICKET TEAMS-- THE M.O.C, TEAM AGAINST DERBYSHIRE AND THE DERBYSHIRE TEAM. Thorpe Chattel-ton. Porter. Hulme. Davidson R. G. Tomlinson. S. H. Evershed, Captain. F. Evershed. Bagshaw. Sugg. Rtorer- The Derbyshire Team. Tili-lunainli, Umpire. llearne, ...

... separate parties, viz Lord Sheffield, gentlemen, and players he has proved himself not only a cricketer, but an efficient business manager. W. C. S. CRICKETER-- ALFRED SHAW. ...

... CRICKET JOTTINGS. SOME very interesting and fine cricket was seen last week, but it must be said that on the whole, bowlers had the best of the business. This is rather to be wondered at, as the wickets generally throughout the week have been true and ...

... OUR ILLUSTRATIONS. LOUD HAWKE. FEW gentlemen players are more devoted to the game of cricket than Lord Hawke, and by his universal courtesy he has earned the esteem of all interested in the game. The Yorkshire County Club have great need to be proud of ...

... WILLIAM GUNN. THIS most celebrated Notts cricketer was born in Nottingham early in December, 1858, and upon attaining the age of fourteen was employed by the Notts veteran, Richard Daft, as an assistant in his cricket outfitting business. He soon showed himself ...

... all-round cricketer, most unassuming, and we predict a good future is in store for him. His bowling average for this season to May lltli inclusive in first class cricket is 511 -3 Overs (196 maidens), 924 runs, OS wickets, was 13 '58. W. C. S. CRICKETER-- HEARNE ...