Cricket 1906

KanlsoxiM.Qt. 9th October 1906. F. Ashley Cooper J5sq, Homefield, Wallin^ton. Surrey. Dear Mr Ashley Cooper, Many thanks for your information about Banks, I used to see him in the B .B . tent at Canterbury Week, but how long ago I cannot remember; I see his son about now,I w ill try and get a message from him. We o\ight to have photo­ graphs of the portraits of the brothers for the Canterbury pavilion also, w ill you kindly ae‘3 to that and let Lancaster have them. I shall be delighted to have a chat with you about cricket, perhaps Friday morning would suit you, say 11 o'clock at 8 Old Jewry; as a rule when I am interviewed it is by people who do not know one end of the bat from &he other, it w ill be quite delightful talking to someone who is intimately acquainted with every fibre of it . Yours truly,