James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual 1893

2 6 4 LILLYWHITE'SCRICKETERS' ANNUAL. Leicestershire .-PANTER, G. , Earl Shilton , Hinkley . Middlesex . THOMS, R. , 9, St. George's Road, Regent's Park, London , N.WW. GOODYEAR, E., Market Street , Dunstable . Notts .- CARPENTER, R. , 45, Mill Road, Cambridge. CLARKE, W., Clayton Arms, Kennington, London, S.F. Somersetshire . -FOSTER, T. , Pear Tree Inn, Glossor . Surrey .-POTTER, J. , 43, Hervey Street , Northampton. STREET, JAMES, R o wBarge Inn, Godalming. Sussex .-- LILLYWHITE , JAMES , Westerton , Chichester . Yorkshire.-- HILL, A., Kirkheaton, near Huddersfield. Warwickshire .-VEITCH, T., Union Street , Birmingham. The following are also reliable umpires :- FARRANDS, F. H., Lord's Cricket Ground, St. John's Wood, N . W . GREENWOOD, LUKE, Lascelles Hall, Yorkshire . HEARNE, T. , Lord's , St. John's Wood, N.W. MYCROFT, T. , Lord's , St. John's Wood, N.W. PRICE, WALTER, Lord's , St. John's Wood, N.W. STEPHENSON, H. H. , Uppingham. STUBBERFIELD, H., Hurstpierpoint , Sussex . WHEELER, JOHN, Lord's , St. John's Wood, N.W. T H EO B I T U A R Y O F1 8 9 2. CATER, C. A. (49. ) In the Harrow School Eleven of 1861. Played a good deal for the Southgate Club after leaving Harrow, and occasionally for the Gentlemen of Middlesex .-February 3. CITY , JOHN KELLS, Junr . As a fast bowler and certain run-getter did good service for the Clapton and Castle Clubs .-January 6. BUXTON, C. D. Wasin the HarrowEleven , andsubsequently played for Cam- bridge University , captaining the team in his last year . Subsequently acted as captain of the Essex Eleven . A fine all -round cricketer . Also AmateurRacquet Champion.-M a y10. BOWDEN, M. P. Died in South Africa from the effects of an accident . Played for Surrey while at Dulwich College , and was very successful for some years . Adangerous bat , fine wicket -keeper , and splendid field . Wentto Africa with MajorWarton's team, and settled there .--March. DUNN, CAPTAIN JOHN. In the Harrow Eleven of 1879 , and played occasionally for Surrey in 1881. A fine free -hitting batsman , scoring very heavily in military and other matches , as well as a brilliant field . Lost with the P. & O. steamer Bokhara on the wayfrom Shanghai to Hong Kong with other members of the Shanghai team. LANE, REV. C. G. One of the famous old Surrey eleven in the days of Miller Burbidge, Caffyn , Cæsar, and others . Educated at Westminster, andsubse- quently gained the distinction of a double blue at Oxford for cricket and rowing. Afine bat and good field . Born in the Vicarage just outside the Oval. November. L A W, REV. W. (41. ) In the Harrow Eleven of 1868 , 1869 , 1870, and subse- quently represented Oxford from 1871 to 1874. Assisted Yorkshire occa- sionally . Played for I Zingari and HarrowWanderers.--- December16. MIDDLETON, CAPTAIN. Agood cricketer and fine horseman. Played for M.С.С. and I. Z. Helped the Press against the Jockeys frequently and with great success . April9. MCINTYRE, WILLIAM. (48. ) Played for a short time for Notts early in the seventies , and subsequently did good service as a fast bowler for some years for Lancashireunderthe residential qualification .-September14.