Cricket 1906

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Talks with Old Yorkshire Cricketers. (See Pullin, A. W.) Tasmanian Cricket Association’s Year Book. Annually. Tate (Rev. H. A.) Life Scores and Mode of Dismissal of “ W. G.” in First-class Cricket, 1865-1896. Is. Cricket Press, London, 1897. Another edition, Scores and Dismissals only. 6d. Tate (Rev. H. A.) Yorkshire Team of 1897. A record of the season and outline of the club’s history. 3d. Cricket Press, Lon­ don, 1897. Tats (William J.) Famous Anglo-Australian Cricket Matches played in England. George Gregory and Co., London. 1896. [Owing to the death of the publisher, this book was never actually on the market. The one copy known to be in existence is in the possession of A. L. Ford.] Tate (William J.) Old Somersetshire Cricket­ ing Days, 1853-1865. James Blackwood &Co., London. 1895. Tayler (Chevallier) and Beldham (G. W.) The Empire’s Cricketers. Issued in twelve Is. parts. Coloured plates. Fine Art Society, London, 1905. Also edition de luxe, £2 2s. (To be continue*.