Cricket 1893

CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. MAY 1$ 18&3 t CRICKET NETS! CRICKET N ET8! 18ft. by 6tt. from 6/10; com plete w ith Poles and Back stop. 11,- Other sizes at proportionate prices. Send for illustrated catalogues of Tennis Nets; Fishing, Rabbit, and Sheep Netting, kc., &c., Post Free, to Andrew Potter, M6lbourne Wprks, Wolverhampton. Awarded 10Gold &Silver MedalB NOW READY. fTHF. HAMPSHIRE COUNTY CRICKET CLUB GUIDE f of A 1898. published under the spoolal •upervision of tM H.C.C.C. Committee. Contain*List of Executive for mm, Llflt of Members. Rules and Fixtures of the Hampshire County Crioket Club. List of Hampshire Umpires and Pro- fesslonal* with Addresses, Full bcore of all H»»P*hlr« Mfctehea in lfH>2, Full fteore of Winchester v. Eton In lww. with Summary of Results from Commencement. List ot Hampshire Cricket Clubs in 160S, with Secretaries Ad dressej*. eta. : Fixtures of Prlnolpal Hampshire Cricket Clubs, Laws of Cricket as Revised ty M.C.C.:Laws of County Cricket. Championships in Aquatics. Lawn Tennis, and Billiards; Records in Cricket. Billiard*, Ath-ettcs, Swimming, etc.: Summary of Results Oxford v. Cambridge, and Eton v. Harrow Cricket M atch es. Summary of Results Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race, ^ lnners of the Derby f*om 1B40, Winners of G.N. Steeplech-se from Com­ mencement, Racing Fixtures for the Year, winners of Waterloo Cup from 1W>8,Crleket Diary, etc. Price 6d , by Post 7d To he obtained of the PtfbHshn* O. Bully, B*i it* So*ttuuroton; or at the Ph-tIU®* at tft. County Gr.oun Southawp^en. C om ic C bicbht .—B y tbe C o o n e y Sportsm an (Alee Kelson). A p tofu M lj lUuBtr&ied and »!*a- eious voJrine. Post free, 1/2. Wrlifcfc A Co., 41, St. Andrew's Hill, B.C. Cuabeh& d from sB »ew«- agents or w . H. StdMk'i book U dls. LOnok*t ftroand TEAK KEATS Uwn Tinnli TEAK SEATS And vpoit»bl# folding TEAK CHAIRS ' B or CASTLE'S T.ak Butt. \ w h ich rtanlr# no'.ther % g ^ \ P A I H T nor VAEHISH. 7or cbick si 1EIM 8 8R0UND8 PjUKS, BARONS, | PARADES. til open iputi, 4DDKBS8- Aa supplUd to tha Surrey G o u ty Clnb, K en ninjton Oval & a s $ H. CASTLE&SONS, BALTIC WHARF, Hillbenk, 8.W. COBBETT’S CRICKET BAT COMPANY, LIMITED. SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF THE “ COBBETT” b a t . L m A K E R uj ] <?/?y J.COBBETT Factory-56, Capland Street, Grove Rd., Marylebone, N.W WITHIN TBREE MINUTES’ WALK OP LORD’S. Tlie Makers o f the above CELEBRATED BATS beg to give NOTICE to the Trade and public In general, that ot) account of some Defsorcs stam ping Cobbett’s n*rae on comm on and inferior made goods, none a e genuine unless they bear C obbett’s REGISTERED TRADE MARK, a'so around stamp under spiice. a I i Bats are also numbered on splice. Cobbett’s “Jubilee Patent Qutta Percha Driver” with, patent handle- B y I f o y a l I ^ e t t c r s : P a t e n t , FRANK BRYAN’S ‘ ‘ Club Grasshopper” “ Club resident” & “ Club Croydon” BATTING GLOVES. IR ,TT B IB IK IR ,S s e w n oust . Tho rubber o f tlieso batting glovis is made with a (lahge or projecting el_;o, and is SEWN ON very securely through the said flange. The great advantage of thus securing ihe n ilb o lo the!glpves must be apparent to all players, as the annoyanse of the rubber becoming detached, as is so often the caso when the usualmethod is adopted, is entirely obviated. B y this system a periect glove is offered at a very slight increase in price. TO BE OBTAINED OP ALL OUTF ITTERS. FR AN K BRYAN , 38, Charterhouse Square, London. PR ICE L IST ON APPLICATION . So’e Manufacturers - CRICKET SHIRTS T H i-; “ .t l . G A l . ” W H I T E C A N V A S C L U B S H I R T As Manufactured and Introduced lo the cricketing world by us in 1884, and supplied) 4 / 6 fiflC/?, during the last eigh t seasons to th e leading geLtlem en and professional players in [• r England and Australia. Washes snowy white, is soft, absorbent, porous and un-I I tlT ee JOT l » i ' shrinkable. As the success o f our cloih has caused it to be imitated by almost, CARRIAGE PAID every athletio outfitter in the kingdom, the public are earnestly warned against such inferior imitations. -■ ■ "'rlte direcl t0 us’ In ordtrmS>send Bize of collar usually worn and height. 0 T R O T H E R S & C O . (City Depet-83, FIH8BUEY PAVEKENT, t ‘:C. irownos- W I VWest E nd-221, HIGH HOLBORN, W C. JLONDON Printed for the Proprietor by W b io b t * do. 41 8 «. Andrew’s Hill, Dooton’ Oommona,'London', B.O., May 18th,