CHAPTER X. THE PRINCIPAL CLUBS OP THE UNITED KINGDOM. M E T R O P O L I T A N CLUBS . [Wo earnestly request the co-operation of TTon. Secs., to enable us to make this list p c if-c t . These details mnst be sent to 1, N ew ing ton Causeway, London, S .E ., before November 1st in each year.] Abbreviations in eighth section—y yards, m miles, min. minutes. * Secre tar ies send ing the ir names and addresses to the publishers, 4, Newington Causeway, London, S.E., at any time dur ing th e season , w ill havo forms filled up to be returned. Nam* cf Club. £ £ r* o ttk O o ri • O m a i U « t r, o Colours. S t. John's Wood « « « £ P Blue and Brown Grosvenor Rond •i • — — — — Dark Blue. C rescen t 36 2f. — — — Blue and Gold Carlton U n ited . . . 50 31 17 6 11 Dark Blue and S h ak e sp ea re ... 75 31 18 3 12 White Dark Blue and J k Am hurst . . . 50 30 13 8 8 White Orange and Bla A s li and S oils 25 12 6 (1 tie) 1 5 Dark Blue Nearest Railway Station. Name of Secretary ami Address. Abbey Load, N.W. Victoria Station(Jm)C. A. Page, 123, St. George’s Square, Pimlico, S.W. NorthDulwich(5min)G. O.Thornberry,3, Wellington Road, St. Mary’s, Peckham, S.E. V ictoria Park (50 y) J. S. C. Denton, 8, Laurence Road, Bow Road, Victoria Park, E. n a ckn ey (12 min) W. A. S. H um p h r ie s 81, Farleigh Road, Stoke Newington, N. -------- - j 7 -------------- -- ney Dowms, G.E. John Timms, 3, Vicars Road, Kentish Town, N.W. o to