210 pretty and effective a good field, and a useful round-arm bowler. Played for Urn All England Eleven ; and was almost, if not tho best professional plavev at one timp, , . , M ariin , G. (Kent).—Died on Sept. 21st, 1870, of consumption. At one time badefair to be a very useful player for Kent. amateur cricketers ; was. the best Oxford cricketer of his day ; was Fellow and Librarian of New College, Oxford. , Samir, G eorge (Cambridgeshire).—Died at Cambridge, on Sept. 22nd, in his thirty-second year; was a good straight fast bowler, and much respected in private life. , S tock , E. \V.—A very promising amateur. Educated at the Clergy Orphan Schocl, Canterbury, and a prominent member of Cambridge University. Was captain of the Cambridge University Long Vacation Club. T hornhill , F rederick (Derbyshire).—Was killed on July 22nd by a train, while walking un the line after a match ; a good cricketer, and bade fair to be a useful county player. \\ ynch , C. G.—Died at the end of May, in his forty-third year ; was once captain of the liugby School Eleven, and in his time a magnificent bat, especially at leg-hitting, and a line field. P age , W illiam T homas .— Died at Holloway, on Sept. lOtii, aged G2, Was known moro as a manufacturer of cricket bats and halls. Proprietor of ■t : % f M . . L idding , K ey . A rthur . —Died at Oxford, on Sept. 4tli, aged 45. A mem­ ber of the celebrated Lidding family, “ the three Liddings ” being all great the Tufnell Park Cricket Ground. 4 % * 4