Cricket 1891

A Marvelous Thre-Peny Worth. = a r By Dr. W . G . GEACE . gTHE CONTENTS FOR JUNE: A NIGHT WITH TANTALUS. By Walter Bosant. With Six Illustrations by P. Victor Poole. jTHE CRICKET OF THE FUTURE. W ith Sketch of the Author. POOR JOE’S WIDOW. By Annie Thomas. With Six Illustrations. IN DARKEST LONDOX By James Greenwood. With Six Illustrations. OUT IN THE BUSH. By A. H. Wall. Illustrated by A. J. Wall. A LIFE ’S HISTORY. By Philip May. With Nine Illustrations by Frederick Waddy and J /F . Weedon. EVENING NEWSPAPERS. By “ Itipwyck.” With Six Blustrations by “ Alma.” ENGLAND, HOME AND BEAUTY. By E. Gowing Scopcs. With Four Illustrations. WEIGHED IN THE BALANCES. By Charles Ogilvie. Illustrated by G. Sime. A DOLL STORY. By Ida Lemon. With Seven Illustrations by “ Alma.” EVENING HOURS. By “ Aunt Jack” With Four Illustrations by F. Victor Poole. HOW LADIES LIVED IN THE MIDDLE AGES. With Two Illustrations by H. L. Heatly. A SONG: Our Tale of Love. Words by E. Oxenford. Music by Ernest Birch. P r i c e 3 d . Jr*ost F r o 3 4 i d . For sale by Newsagents and at Railway Bookstalls. Publishing Offices, 12, Ludgate Square, London, E.C. Back numbers may be had by ordering through your Bookseller, or will be sent Post Free on receipt of 4|d. Publishing Offices, 12, Ludgate Square, London, E.C.