Cricket 1888

64 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECOED OP THE GAME. A P R IL 12, 1888. CRICKET ! CAUTION ! Messrs. J. LYONS & S on , 18, W IL S O N STB EET , F IN S B U R Y , LONDON,M anufacturers of the O B IG IN a L R E G I­ S T E R E D M A R Y LE B O N E and A L L E N G LA N D C R IC K E T BAGS, regret that they have to caution the public against purchasing bags pirating their designs and of inferior quality. None are genuine unless bearing the registered tradem ark stam ped on the bottom of each bag, viz , “ T H E M A RY­ L E B O N E ” and “ T H E A L L E N G LA N D .” To be obtained from all respectable cricket ng establish­ ments, or wholesale of the above. CRICKET ! CAUTION ! “ TH E M A R Y L E ­ B O N E ” C R IC K E T BAT BAG (Registered No.7,351)and “ TH E A L L E N G LA N D ” (registered No. 7,352). Any person m aking use of these titles w ithout our authority w ill render themselves liable to legal proceedings.—J. L yons & S o n , 18, W ilson Street, Finsbury. I JOHN WISDEN & Co. a re sole agents fob CRAW FORD ’S Patent “ Exceller” Cricket Bats Universally acknowledged the Grandest D riving ” Bats ever made Patent Rubber-faced W icket Gloves. Every Requisitefor Cricket. S p e c ia l D is c o u n t s . L is t s F e e e 21. ^.RANBOURN S t, LONDON C R IC K E T S E A S ON , 1888. t S pec ia l A ll -C ane C rick et B ats , 6 /6 . S e le c te d D o . 9 /6 . M atch B a lls , 44/- p e r - _ . . r doz- / ^ \ y B e s t C at- G ut / r a o' Sew n Do. / O f, > .,0 / Cheapest 56/* House in the p e r doz. / ^ t f ' ^ / T r a d e for First- Class Goods. 4 * / / British Sports Warehouse OXFORD STREET, M A N O H E S T K R . IL L U ST R A T E D LIST S POST F R E E NOW READY. P R I C E 1 / - P O S T - F B E E 1 / 3 . JOHN W ISD EN ’S CRICKETERS’ALMANACK For 18*8. THE ACKNOW LEDGED RECORD OF FIRST-CLASS CRICKET . Compiled b y C H A R L E S P. P A R D O N . 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