James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual 1876

Name o f dub. i K •£ • * • Colours. Q • Great Eastern Railway 50 17 6 4 Light and Dark Blue Upper Holloway 30 18 9 9 0 None A1HIft m* ••• 29 15 8 1 6 White Straw, Scarlet band Havelock LTnited 26 15 6 4 5 White and Blue Shakespeare............... 64 23 14 5 4 (2 ties) Dark Blue and White Amhurst 45 27 12 9 6 Orange and Black Private Banks 8 3 o 3 Scarlet and Silver Grey North Lond, Railway 55 24 14 5 5 Star •• •• ♦• 60 30 7 14 9 Blue and White Reliance •• •• 18 15 4 9 1 None (1 tie) Falcon. > •• •. 48 28 12 7 9 Dark Blue Commercial Travellers 130 18 5 5 8 White and Blue Victoria Wanderers . . 40 16 9 1 6 Dark Blue Dunn’s Institute 20 14 10 1 3 Blue and White Colveston \ <i 30 19 6% 8 5 Green and White Nearest Railway Station. Name o f Secretary and A ddrejm . Forest Gate (J m) W . B. Widdup, Superintendent’s Office, Liverpool Station, E.C. Holloway G .N .R . H. Dorrington, Mayer Road, Wood (5 m) Portland Road Victoria Park (2 min) Hackney (£ m) Hackney (10 min) Catford Bridge Victoria Park Green, N. P. J. Thurley, 23, F itzroy Street, Fitzroy Square, W. F. G. Gauge, 35, Parnell Road, North Bow, E. W. A . S. Humphries, 81, Farleigh Road, West Hackney, N. M. Garrod, 23, Anton Road, Hack­ ney, E. C. H. Ruffles, 1, Lombard Street, E .C ., and W . F. Massingham, 62, Lombard Street, E .C . W. H. Rickett, Bow Stn ., N .L .R ., E. Peckham Rye (J m) G. W. Largen, 4, Dockley Road, Blue Anchor Lane, S.E. Victoria Park (100 y)Watson Smith, 7, Brighton Terrace, Bishop’ s Road, Victoria Park, E. Swiss Cottage (200 y )W . H. Taylor, Nevills Road, Kil- bnrn Park, N .W . Nunhead (1 min) W. F. Beeton, 126, Lower Thames Street, E.C. Victoria Park A. P. Holden, 107, Hoxton Street, N. Rye Lane (J m) R. D. Thomas, 32, Maze Pond, Bo­ rough, S.E. Clapton J. R. W illson, 18, Ridley Road, Dftjs, top, E.