Cricket 1886

126 CRICKET A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. MAT 13,1886 LAWN TENNIS. O N WEDNESDAY, MAY 12th, was published the First Number of a NEW JOURNAL OF LAWN TENNIS Conducted by J u lia n M a r s h a ll. It contains Original Articles in prose and verse, humorous and serious, by the Conductor and other well known writers. Also Comic Sketches by J, S. Alberson. Pride One Penny. Published at 182, Strand, London, W.C. CRICKET SEASON, 1886. COLLINS’ NEW UNRIVALLED CRICKET SCORING BOOKS, Made of Improved Sight Preserving Paper, with the Amended Rules of the Game as passed by the Marylebone Cricket Club. Price. Pocket Edition (size 7in. by 4) neatly bound Is. Od. Oblong Edition (size 12in. by 10) neat covers, containing 16 sheets ........................Os. 6d. Ditto, bound in cloth, containing 32 sheets Is. Od. Ditto ditto containing 50 sheets Is. 6d. Ditto ditto containing 100 sheets 3s. Od. 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