James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual 1889

T h eG a m eof Cricket. B yFREDERICK GALE (The Old Buffer ). Crown 8vo , paper boards , 2s "Mr. Gale's book is a very refreshing book in hot weather. Acool wind blows through it out of the past into the present , out of the dead past over the daisied graves of ancient cricketers . "-Daily News. " Perhaps no living man is so well versed as he in the cricket lore of other days . A storehouse of memories and maxims." Times . Chroniclesof Cricket. Being a facsimile Reprint of Nyren's Cricketers ' Guide , Lillywhite's Hand- book of Cricket , and Denison's Sketches of the Players . With four Portraits and a Frontispiece of Old Lord's . Crown 8vo , cloth extra , 3 s. 6 d. "Never was a better nor more pleasant book about cricket written , the tone of the reminiscences is so honest , kindly , and unaffected . Most players know it only by extracts ; we advise them all to read it now it is within everybody's reach . "-Saturday Review on Nyren's Cricketer's Guide . " Excellent reading ."-Athenæum. EIAN LIB 0 9 0 and Recreations in T o w na n d Country. By FREDERICK GALE (The Old Buffer ). Crown 8vo , boards , 2s . " Mr. Gale's new book might have a better name, but it could hardly be a better book in its way. His whole sympathy is with youth , courage , honesty , cricket , and English manliness . This is the sort of volume that one would wish to see in every parish library , and on the shelf in every schoolboy's study . It is full of delightful anecdotes , and is a model of everything good , except perhaps style , which is unimportant . "-Saturday R e v i e w. L O N D O N: S W A NS O N N E N S C H E I NA N D CO., PATERNOSTER SQUARE,