Kent Cricket Matches,

1719-1880.

EDITED BY

THE RIGHT HON. LORD HARRIS,
G.C.S.I., G.C.I.E.,

AND

F. S. ASHLEY~COOPER.

" Kent is fertile in pheasants, cherries, hops, yeomen,
codlings and cricl(eters."—P007 Gentl-‘imam, iV.—-i-,
by G. Colman, the younger.

“If the County’s motto, ‘Invicta,’ be one no team can hope always to
bear unchallenged as regards results, it can be borne--and long may Kent bear

it !~—uncl1allengeable as regards devotion to the game and loyalty to its best
traditions," E. B. V. Christian

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496 497
Played at the Oval, August 30th and 31st and September 1st, 1880.
SURREY.
Mr. J. Shuter, c Bligh, b W'ootto11  109 c Harris, b Vvootton...  4
Mr. W’. VV. Read, run out   27 13 Penn    25
H. Jupp, c O’Sha11gh11essy, b VVoo'tton... 5 c Harris, 13 Patterson  18
J. M. Read, 13 O’Shaug1111essy  7 b Cunlifle ..   7
Mr. W. G. VVy1d, run out   11 c G. G. Hearne, b }Vootto11... 7
R. Humphrey, 13 Crrnlifie...   10 c Kemp, 1) G. G. Hearne.  32 AVERAGES FOR 1880 .
Mr. VV. S. Trollope, run out   34 c and b Patterson   35
E. 1-‘ooley, 1) \Vootton    4 13 Patterson I   46 Not
‘ii1ii*:2i"‘*;i1.1°3.§‘??“’gh‘?ff“y :1: 1:: “E ¥fé‘1.°}.fi11E“‘1“f.‘?   3 B1.ac:«man.Mr. A.  I?‘ 0%? M1‘ “E31 “.Z’.‘"f-To‘  R‘  AV“-
E. Barratt, c Bligh, 1) Cunliffe   11 not out    2 Bligh, HOD. IVO  17 1 105 444 27475
B 12,1-1) 8  20 B 7, 1-1) 14, W 1  22 §11g11,}\/I1’. L. E.  2 2 19* 25 *25.0()
- _ ray, .   10 3 9 26 3-71 12
257 209 Caudlett, W.  2 1 3 3 3.00 36 433 24 1804
Collins, G.   6 2 16 37 9.95 *9 0 "
-_ Cunliffe, Mr. C. M.  16 1 18 34 T: 7 . 2° 3 1 3'00
KENT. Draper, W.   2 0 15 15  2090 828 6° 1380
Hon. 1m Bligh, c and 13 wym   105 1; W. W. Read, 1) Blarnires  21  W-  If 2 12 2% 7-33 164 71 1 71.00
1.\’I .F. A.1\/[2 ‘l1. ,. P tt ,1) B ‘ t‘t 27 t t    4 1’ '_ '  - ' 6-O0
‘M1. W. H.  1) Ptotteerr  mm... 1 no on §:;1:é4}gh Lord  30 2 123 615 34-16
4111 Lord Harris, C. Pooley, 11 Blamires  123 not out    11 H : G-   0 4 14 95 593 378 142 12 11.53
Mr. F. Penn 1: VV. VV. Read 13 Blamires 35 c Trollope b Blarnires  17 eame-‘ ‘ "  11 1 29 112 11420 1633 497 . -‘
G. G. Hear11e,l) Potter  ’   0 I ' Henty’ E‘   7 2 72 89 17180 ‘ 34 14 61
E. O'S11augl‘111essY, C Potter, 1) Barratt  15 £03515.   Sé  11 0 81 345 31-36
F. Hearne, ‘. and 1) Barratt   7 Me kl’: ,r~ M-   4 0 8 14 3-50
Mr. M. C. Kemp, c \V.W. Read, b Barratt 0 Ma°k,enZ1e- M1“ 5 - 3 0 4 6 2-00
Mr. C. M. Cunliffe, C Barratt, b Potter  7 Oflgchgfinfifi’ I’  A’ O9 (1) 27* 122 15125
7]. Wootton, not out    1 1 P »tt g iisy, 7..  20 ..  241 13138 902 357 16 22.31
B 16,1—b 6  2; 8 ,efS0n) r- W H. 16 1 37 251» 17-06 111 48 4 1 -
_ _ ‘ Pathsson, Mr. W. B. 4 0 38 54 1340 2 00
343 53 Pawley, Mr. T. E.  3 0 10 13 4.33
, Penn, Mr. A.  4 1 10 15 5.00 49:; 201 11 18
BOWLING ANALYSIS. Eéznfil,  FC  13 1 56 278 23-16  31 1 11.33
1st Inns. 2nd Inns. [ 1st Inns. 2nd Inns. ‘ g 0 es’ I’ ' ‘ 0 7 10 5‘00
B. R. W. 13. R. W. I B. R. W. 13. R. W. ‘ ;AE,‘e’1t:1°)-":é‘41T~L- 2 1 8* 14 14~00
Cunliffe  184 100 2 160 61 3 Barratt  268 78 4 12 3 0 W00tt’On~ J . 8 4  2 ‘500 ‘44 30 0 ~
(3. G. Hearne   g 76 25 1 g(1)tter   113?; I;   3 1 - -- - 1-50 1304 474 38 1247
’Shaug messy amires  At the wick 1; H t v _ ht 6 1 . _ r
Wootton  172 63 3 123 35 2 W. W. Read 56 27 0 and Mr. W. H. 1>:tter.:rI;111)caC1:1;1igt 3 am ‘stumped 1 '  M‘ C‘ K”? “'"‘“1~’h* 4 9
Penn  32 6 0 52 25 1 Trollope  24 9 0 "
Patterson  75 37 3 W'y1d  100 53 1
F. Hearne  32 4 0

Umpires 2 Jas. Street and VV. Goodhew.
Drawn.

Lord Harris and the Hon. Ivo. Bligh put on 157 together in the first innings.


494 495

Played at Canterbury, August 19th and 20th, 1880.
Played at Maidstone, August’26th and 27th, I880.

 
 

KENT.
Mr. W. H. Patterson, C a11dbbNWa111tson  1 3; b’]\_/‘Vafsonb AI.).p.1eby   1; M DERBYSHIRE
Hon. Ivo Bligh, c VV:1tson, as - C iyly Or,  r. A. Shuker, b Cunliffe   8 c O’Sh h b C Lifl
4th Lord Ha1.?ris, b Appleby .. 20 b VV atson   ‘   VV‘ Rigley’ C L. E_ Bligh, b G. G, Heame 0 C F‘ Hggrgueflleisé. G. gléanfg 51
W. Draper, b Appleby    0 b Barlow    11 J. Platts, c Harris, b Cunliffe .  4 c Harris, b Cunlifle   9
G. G. Heame, b Appueby   7 13 Watson    17 Mr_ R. P. Smith’ C Ivo Bligh’ b Cunlifle 6 C L E. Bligh’ b C. G’ Heame 6
Mr, R. S_ Jones, b.App1eby   14 C Nash: 1) Wat5°“   20 Mr. A. VV. Cursham, c Kemp, b G. G.
Mr. F. A. Mackinnon, lbw. b Watson  9 b Ijash    20 _ Hearne      1 c L. E. Bligh, b Cunliffe 3
 O’Shaughnessy, c Watson, 1) Appleby 10 b Bash ...1   14 T_ Foster’ mm Out”    7 C and b Cunfifie   4
F. Heame, c Pilling, b Appleby  6 c \Vatson, b Bar ow   7 Mr. G. B. Barrington, c Kemp, b Cunliffe 0 c O'S11aug11nessy, b Patterson 26
J - Bray. b Appleby   0 ‘wt °“t   3 G. Hay. c O’Sl1a11ghnesSY. b G. G. Hearn 6 b G. G. Hearne 29
J. VVO0ttOI1, not Out    0 C Nash, 1) B3-f10W   H. Shaw, c Foster, b Cunliffe   7 b G G Hearne   2
B 1. 1—b 1 2 B  9 w. Mycroft, not out .   1 lbw‘ b bunufie 7
—- ‘ A. Smith, b Cunlifle .   5 not but 2
108 15° . B 8, 1-1) 2 1o  B 7'-1‘-b 2 9
LANCASHIRE. 55 135
Mr. A. N. Hornby, c Mackinnon, b O’Shaugh-- _ K NT
nessy      64 c Jones, b G. G. Hearne   E -
R. G. Barlow, c O’Shaughnessy, b VS/ootton 4 not out ’    26 ML 0 M_ Cunlifie’ b Platts   2
M11 V- F- R°Y1e: 13 VV00tt01"1 _‘   1 <‘— and b O 511311gh11e55Y  7 Mr. VV. H. Patterson, b Mycroft  1 not out    18
Mr. F. Taylor, c B_ray, b G. G. Hearne 19 not out    Hon. Ivo Bligh, b Mycroft   7
VV. Robinson. C Blggh. 13 BT33’   17 G. G. Hearne, c A. Snu'th,b Mycroft  10
Mr. O. P. Lzmcashlre, 13 Bray -  0 4th Lord Harris, run out...   38
12. Filling, c Bligh, b_ 0. G. Hearne  6 Mr. F. A. Mackinnon, c A. Smith, b Shaw 25
Mr. E. B. Rowley. hit gvkt.. b Wootton 19 J. B. Foster, b Platts    6
Mr. A. Appleby, b G. G. Hearne  15 E. O‘Shaughnessy, c and b Platts  18
A. Watson, c Bligh, 1) G. G. Heflflle  12 F. Hearne,  Mycroft    O
G. Nash, not out   B é.,.1_b 1... 3 B 1 ;    I]3&1;g]§1I,)’n1;)tlé>)11c’cr(.).f;;   S not out    19
_ ” 1 -b 
173 86 .1 L .1 _
BOWLING ANALYSIS .  122 37
lst Inns. 2nd Inns. 1st Inns. 2nd Inns. 1;; BOWLING ANALYSIS.
B. R» W- 3- 3- W- ' 3' R‘ W‘ B’ R’ W‘ 15 [st Inns. 2nd Inns. 1 t1 2 d1
Watson  203 48 2 252 54 4 G. G. Hearne 140 63 $1 3: 23 A  B. R_ W B‘ R. W. B. s Rnu; Bin R-111$:
Nash  120 36 1 124 28 2 Wootton  56 4- « 34 8 1 2 G. G. Hearne so 20 3 152 29 4 Mycroft  163 32 5 48 15 0
Appleby 88 22 7 152 52 1 O Slmughnessy 20 13 g 44 35 0 g Cunliffe  so 25 6 132 44 5 Platts  168 65 3 16 11 0
Barlow  27 7 3 Bray  120 42 ~ 20 4 O ,1 O'Shaughne5SY 28 10 0 Hay...  20 11 0 24 11 0
I F. Hearnc   Patterson  36 11 1 Shaw  28 13 1
UmPi1'95 5 W- G°°dheW and -1‘ Smith’ Umpires : W. Goodhew and J. Rowbotham.
Lancashire won by eight wickets. A Kent won by ten wickets,
When Lancashire had made 52 in their fifst 1111111135 ML Hombys Score In the first innings of Kent My&oft’s first 17 overs were bowled for 1 run

was 50. and a wicket.

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492

Played at. Tunbridge Wells, July 22nd and 23rd. 1880-

KENT.

Mr. W. H. Patterson, C Lucas, b Li11YVVhite 16
HQn_ Ivo  C  b  ... 
Mr. F. Penn, b Juniper   _  30
4th Lord Harris, c Charlwood, b jumper 6§
Mr. R. S. jones, c McCorInIck. 1) T411935 2-

E. O'S11aug11nessy, b Lillywhite ’  18 6
Mr. L. Stokes, st Philips, b Lrllywhite   not out    3
Mr‘ C. M_ Cuu]_ifie_ 1) Lugas .   3 no on  
F. Hearne, c Lucas. 17 L1uY“’h1t° 0
J. Bray.bLucas    g
.1. Vvootton, not out  1’ 143-; 5 B 1
13 10
SUSSEX.
Mr. R. T. Ellis, b Bray    1 b Bray    
Mr. H. Whitfeld, b Cnnliffe   7 b Bra)’    25
Mr. A. H. Trevor, c B1i_.<zh, b Wootton  10 b Brayfi    3
H. R. J. Charlwood, c Bray, b Cunhfie... 25 E Cciunfifie    20
Mr. G. s. Grundy. b Came   3 p““.. Scum. "1 :1: 2
Mr. C. J. Lucas, b Cfirnlirgesl   c en , --
M. . .MC  '1an1ne5sy'.
rb I\3VoIotto:1 muff. L    1 c Patterson, b Bray   3
Mr. A. ]. T11orntén‘13, (b Wiofptton (1) plortl <(J)\111tE    3
H. Phillips, C an 1”‘ ‘ 9 . b C ‘rhifie   11
Jas. Lillywhite, jun., not out 3 C  1m;‘SSV b C'u‘I'mfie  1
]. jumper, b Wootton ...B 4’ .1,_.b 2 6 C 3 . B 11’ n_b1 E
(3; 138
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
1st Inns. 2nd Inns. lst Inns. 2:61 IP1‘1-11:-V
3' R‘ W‘ B‘ R‘ W" 1134 25 W4 is 31) 6
Lillywhite  289 59 5 3 9 0 VVootton . 84 20 1 196 53 4
Juniper . 236 98 2 g1’331’ifi ‘ 56 1,; 5 142 43 5
McCormick 20 14 0 un e  ~
Lucas  32 17 3 4 0 0

Wootton bowled a no-ball.

Umpires : VV. H. Luck and C. Payne.

Kent won by ten wickets.

After the match a scratch game was played between the Gentlemen of Kent

and Sussex (66) and the Players (38 for four wickets.;)

493

Played at Canterbury, August 2nd, 3rd and 4th, 1880.

 

ENGLAND.
Mr. I. D. ‘Walker, c Mackinnon, b A. Penn 8 c Hearne, b \\-'ootton 17
Mr. A. J. 1/Vebbe, c Patterson, 13 A. Penn 23 lbw, b A. Penn 25
VV. Barnes, c Patterson, "b Cunliffe  1 b Bray  57
Mr. C. 1. Thornton, b Cunliffe   17 c Jones, b A. Penn 34
Hon. A. Lyttelton, not out   74 b W'ootton 0
Mr. T. S. Pearson, c \Vootton, b Cunlifie 11 b 'Wo0tton 6
John Selby, c Jones, b Cun1iffe  .. 3 b VV00tt0n 7
W. Flowers, 13 Cnnliffe   3 c Kemp, b Bray 1
A. Shaw, c Patterson, 13 Wootto . 0 e Patterson, b Wootton S
F. Morley, c Cunliffe, b Wootton  23 c Mackinnon, b VVootton 1
A. Rylott, C B1ig11, b Cunliffe ..  1 not out   0
B 3,1-b 5 8 L—b  1
172 157

X111. OF KENT .

Mr. R. S. Jones, C Pearson, b Morley  19 run out 11
Hon. Ivo B1igh. 0 Pearson, b Morley  ‘.7. not out  69
Mr. W. H. Patterson, c Rylott, b Shaw 28 C Pearson, 1) Shaw  1
Mr. F. Penn, b Shaw    56 <: Flowers, b Morley  ' 16
4th Lord Harris, C Lyttelton, b Shaw  23 C Shaw, b Morley 27
Mr. F. A. Mackinrron, b Shaw   24 b Morley . ‘.7.
E. O’Shan;;h11essy, b Morley 6 b Shaw 8
Mr. M. C. Kemp, b Morley   6 b Shaw  0
Mr. C. M. Cunliffe, b Morley   12 lbw, b Mor1ey 0
Mr. A. Penn, c Lyttelton, b Shaw 1 not out  4
F. Hearne, not out   3 run out 3

I. 'Wootton, st Lyttelton, b Shaw 2

J. Bray, b Morley ..  3
B 4 B 1
189 142

BOWLING ANALYSIS.
lst Inns. 2nd Inns. | 1st Inns. 2nd Inns.

)3. R. W. B. R. W. B. R. W. B. R. W.
Cnnlifie . 195 75 6 120 59 0 Shaw . 336 55 6 216 22 3
A. Penn . 112 54 2 136 36 2 Morley . 270 97 6 246 83 4
Wootton  64 23 2 148 54 6 Rylott  52 13 0 28 24 O
Bray 40 12 0 32 7 2 Barnes  72 16 O 32 11 0
Flowers  16 4 0 20 1 0

Umpires: F. H. Farrands and E. Willsher.

Kent won by three wickéts.
Alfred Shaw bowled 552 balls for 77 runs and 9 wickets. .
Mr. Frank Penn, while in with Mr. Patterson, scored 56 out of 72.

Morley reputed the worst batsman in England, caused c0nsiderab1e surprise

by scoring 23.


490

Playedlat Maidstone, July 15th and 16th, 1880.

KENT.
Mr.VV.H.Patterso11,c Lockwood,b Peate 34 C Lockwood, b Peate 37
Mr. R. S. Jones, lbw", b Hill   23 b Emmett   23
Mr. F. Penn, C Bates, l) Peate   17 C Emmett, 1) Peate  45
4th Lord Harris, b Hill    39 b Peate   17
Hon. Ivo Bligh, b Peate    16 c Ulyett, b Peate 38
Mr. \V. Foord-Kelcey, b Hill   10 b Bates  7
Mr. A. Blackrnan, c Ulyett, b Peate  2 c Ulyett, b Peate 7
E. O’S11z1ugl1nessy, C Ulyett, b Peate  3 st Pincler, b Peate 10
Mr. A. Penn, lbw, b Bates   10 c Hill, b Peate 0
F. Hearue, not out    9 b Emmett O
W. Candlett, c Finder, b Bates   3 not out   0
B5,l—b3  8 B 1,l—b5 6
174 1 0
YORKSHIRE.
G. Ulyett, c Bligh, b Foord—Ke1cey  13 c Jones, b A. Penn 13
I. GrimshaW,c Foord-Kelcey, b O’Sl1a.ugh—
nessy      13 c Patterson, b Hearne  22
E. Lockwood, b O’Shaughnessy  39 e O’Shzmgh11essy, b A. Penn 37
IV. Bates, b O’S11aughnessy   18 b A. Penn    0
T. Emmett, run out    33 C Patterson, b I-Iearn 8
Mr. M. Riley, c Bligh, b O’Shaughnessy 0 c Hearne‘, b A. Penn 14
J, Taylor, 1) A. Penn   5 b A. Penn .. 2
L. Hall, not out     15 run out 6
G. Finder, c F. Penn, b A. Penn  0 not out .. 4
A. Hill, run out     3 b Hearne   6
E. Peate, run out     24 c F. Penn, b Hearne 11
B5, 1—b 3, W1  9 B2,1—b 2,w1 5
172 128
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
lst Inns. 2nd Inns. 1st Inns. 2nd Inns.
B. R. W. B. R. W. B. R. W. B. R. W.
Peate  192 47 5 196 61 7 A. Penn  130 57 2 120 54
Bates  137 28 2 148 50 1 Fo0rd—Ke1cey 68 29 1 40 22 0
Pinder  20 15 O Candlett  28 20 O 8 9 O
Emmett  52 20 0 70 20 2 O’Shaugh-
Hill  128 56 3 48 22 0 nessy . 112 57 4 24 16 0
Ulyett  52 31 O Hearne 64 22 4

I bowled one wide each.

Umpires: W. H. Fryer and G. Martin.

Kent won by 64 runs.

Mr. Patterson's wic1<et—keeping was spoken of very highly.

Mr. Foloird-Kelcey and Mr. A. Penn

491

Played at Tunbridge Wells, July 19th, 20th and 21st, 1880.

KENT.
Mr. VV. I-I. Patterson, c Humphrey, b
b Strachan     26 c and b Blamires 9
Mr. R. S. Jones, b Blamires   2 c Read, b Potter 54
Mr. F. Penn, b Blamires    3 c Potter, b Blarnires 43
4th Lord Harris, c Blamires, b Strachan 21 b Potter  0
Hon. Ivo Bligh, st Pooley, b Blamires  13 b Potter 26
Mr. VV. Foor(1—Kelcey, c Pooley, b Blamires 5 absent -
Mr. G. Stokes, c Pooley, b Strachan  7 b Strachan .  3
Mr. C.lVI. Cunliffe, c L. Shuter, b Straclian 11 c Read, b Blamires  2
E. O’Shaughnessy, b Trod   16 c and b Read 28
F. Hearne, not out    13 b Potter 0
J. Wootton, b Trodcl    0 not out   0
B3,l—b1 4 B6,1—b3 9
121 174
SURREY
Mr. ]. Shuter, b VVootton   ~52 c Penn, b VVootton  36
Mr. L. A. Shuter, b Wootton   15 b \Vootton    0
H. Jupp, c and b Wootton   0 c O’Shaugh11essy, b VVoott0n 5
R. Humphrey, b Cunlifie...   7 b Cunliffe   0
Mr. G. Strachan, c Bligh, b Cunliffe  19 b Wootton 3
J. M. Read, run out    29 b Wootton 0
Mr. F. B. Shadwell, b Wootton   l c Bligh, b Hearne 15
J. Potter, C Bligh, b Cunlifie   3 not out  12
E. Pooley, c Stokes, b O’Sl1aug11nessy  23 b VVootton 3
J. Trodd, not out    2 b Wootton . . , 0
E. Blamires, c Bligh, b Cunlifie  0 C sub. b Wootton   19
B4, 1-b 1  5 B7,1-b3 10
156 103
BOVVLING ANALYSIS.
lst Inns. 2nd Inns. lst Inns. 2nd Inns.
B. R. W. B. R. W. B. R. W. B. R. W.
Potter  88 15 0 164 33 4 Cunliffe .. 158 56 4 108 41 1
Blamires  212 58 4 180 95 3 Foord-Kelcey 56 20 0
Trodd  31 13 2 28 15 O Wootton . 120 55 4 150 34 8
Strachan  132 29 4 76 3 1 Hearne  24 9 O 36 18 1
Shadwell  20 2 0 16 16 0 O’Sha11ghnessy 28 11 1
Read 16 3 1

Umpires : W. H. Luck and J. Street.

Surrey won by 36 mms.

V _]upp bowled an hour _and 3:. quarter in his second innings,
Whilst Blamires was obtamlng his 19 no other runs were made.

scoring only 5.


488

Played at Derby, June 14th, 15th and 16th, 1880.

KENT.
4th Lord Harris, c R. P. S1ni’r.11, b Platts 9 c 1’1atts, b Mycroft  29
Mr. \\'. H. Pattc—,~1's011, b Hay   16 (‘ A. Smith, b Platts 10
G. G. Hearne, 13 Hay    25 b Platts   10
M1’. F. A. Mac1:i1111o11, C Foster, 1) Hay 3 1,1 Mycroft   8
E. 0’S11ang1111essy, c R. I’. S111it11, b Hay 7 c Mycroft, b Platts  4
G. Collins, b Hay     0 b Mycroft   0
Mr. F. F. Mackenzie, st A. S111i:"r., b I’1at’(s 4 c R. P. Smith, 1; Platts 2
Mr. C. M. Cunlifie, C Hay, 1:) 1\'I_vcroft  18 lbw, b M_V<':1‘oft  1
F. Hearne, b Hay    1 b Mycroft ..  12
E. Henty, not out... 8 c Foster, 1) Mycroft  0
J. Bray, b Myoroft    0 not out ..  5
B 5, 1-1; 6  11 B 9
102 90
DERBYSHIRE.

J. Platts, c Collins, b G. G. Hearne  8 C F. I-Iearne, b Cunlifie 3
W‘. Rigley, lbw, b Cunlifie   8 b G. G. Hearne . 1
Mr. G. B. Barrington, b Cunlifie...  22 run out . 3

Mr. R. P. Smith, 0. O'S11aug1111essy, 1) G. G.

I-Iearne      1 c Patterson, b G. G. I-Iearne 33
T. Foster, c Patterson, b O'S11m1g1111essy 22 not out ..   49
G. Frost, c Harris, b Cunlifie   13 not out 4
Mr.A.W'.Cu1'sha1n, C F.Hearne, b Cunlifie 9
S. Doughty, C F. Hearne, b Cunlifie 3
G. Hay, c G. G. I-Iearne, b Cunlifle 0
VV. Mycroft, not out    8
A. Smith, c Patterson, b Cunliffe  1

B 2, 1-1) 2 4 B 2,1-b 1  3
99 96
BOWLING ANALYSIS.

1st Inns. 211d Inns. I 1st Inns. 211d Inns.
13. R. W. 11. R. W. | 13. R. W. B. R. W.
Mycroft  100 29 2 147 43 6 G. G. Hearne 164 47 2 80 43 2
Platts  144 39 2 104 20 4 Bray  68 12 0 24 13 O
Hay  104 23 6 36 18 0 Cunliffe  107 25 7 52 32 1
, O’Shaugh11essy 20 11 1 4 5 0

Derbyshire won by six wickets.

In his second innings Mr. R. P. Smith made a very fine square-leg hit for six

off Mr. Cunlifie.

489

"'a>’°d at "We. July 12th, 13th and 14th, 1880.

SUSSEX.
M . R. T. ' .
Mi. H. '\V1iIiii1e.S1’d1,J 1.:)Hé12.i:1Iiiefie   751) 2 giligtissgnéb iigootton '°' 13
Mr. C. J. Lucas, b Cunliffe III  14 b’ “7” e
H. R. J._ Charlwood, b Cunlifie   4 E %i71gbb Cburélviffett . 2g
Mr. A. H. Trevor, b Wootto11 28 b Vvootton 00 on  103
 A W Ifgllcélfiafc 1?11%hV,Vb Cunhffe  20 c. Harr1s, b C11n11ffe  7
A. Payne. c ikyebb e11)"\V cotton 7 b Cunhfle 14
H. Phflliés lbw b, Cun1i(g)tton  0 b Cunliffe _ .. 0
J, Lin ' . 1. E 0 c VVebb, b Hearne 24
“5~ , Ywhlte, ]un., not out 15 C Hqrl-is b H r
1- Jumper, c and b F. Hearne 0 not but ’ ea me 2
B 3 13 13
171 2;
KENT.
F. Hearne, t _ ,
E‘ O.Shaug}rl:1(:S:;" b Junii)-er   2 :1 0Cth§.1:1twood, b Jumper 33
 LOrdH .">tP1 .11. ‘ ," _"' ... ...
       e
  SB J1c)>11§:_,~b Liilywhite   81
‘ ' ~ 3 153011. C Phi lips 13 Whitfeld 7 b Sclat
M _ C_ _ « . . ’ . _ _ er   6
E. Henty, C sub.,'b Sclater   72 C Fclateri b Lmywhlte 10
G. VVebb, not out   5
J . Wootton. b Sclater    0
B 17,1—b 11, w 2 30 L_b 1
32$ E;
BOWLING ANALYSIS,
1
Est I§nS"V ind A-21”?’ 1st Inns. 2nd Inns.
Q nlifi  ' ' - - - ‘ B. R. W. B. R. W.
Oglshauegb 180 80 5 180 76 5 Stlater ...262 99 4 28 14 2
J11n1per'  132 65 1 44 23 1
W1e1€:sy  10g 3:; 0 28 24 0 L111yWh1te  276 38 2 ss 7 1
Wootton It 88 46 (22 133 2? 3  P" Lilcas 36 27 0
Hearne  18 1 2 56 28 2 W11J1't1I§i:1CaS gig  3 S 12 8
Phillips  8 4 0
Trevor  16 4 0
Juniper and Mr. C. J. Lucas

bowled 1 Wide each.
Umpires : C. Payne and W. Martingell.

Kent won by six wickets.

This was Mr. Trevor’s first appearance for Sussex : he scored 28 and 103.

In the first innings of Kent Lord Harris and the Hon. Ivo Bligh added 33

together and Mr. Jones and Henty 145_


 

487
486

" Played at Manchester, June 10th, 11th and 12th, 1880.

LANCASHI RE.
Played at Huddersfield, June 7th, 8th and 9th. 1880-
Mr. A. N. Hornby, b G. G. Hearne  22 c Henty, b G. G. Hearne  8
R. G. Barlow, c Henty, b O’Shaugl1nessy 10 r: Bray, b G. G. Hearne  38
YORKSHIRE" l R. Horrocks, c Harris, b Bray  0 b G. G. Hearne   21
, . 1 F. H 1. , b O’Sl1auvhnessy 47 Mr. F. Taylor, b Bray    7 c Henty, b F. Hearne  24
 ’cCF. IwIe:1r11:11::b Bray... D  24 ‘W. Robinson, C F. Hearne, b G. G. I-Iearne 27 lbw, b G. G. Hearne  16
n]. 'l‘a 'lor c llenty b Brav   10 Mr. J. E. Kershaw, b G. G. Hearne  12 not out    16
‘ G’ Ugwtt’ 1) Bray ’  G    28 Mr.  B. Rowley, c Patterson, b Cunlifie 16 b Bray    1
T.\,\'a1ker:c G.G.Hearne,b 0’Sl1augl1nessy 22 Mr. 1{._Wood, not out _    32 st Henty, b Bray   l
11', J H Bottomley, c Collins, b Bray  24 R. Pxllmg, c and b Cunliffe   l b F. Hearne    16
‘W 'BL,tes' 1) F Hearue    43 J. Crossland, c F. Hearne, b G. G. Hearne 7 b G. G. Hearne   0
T ‘Frnrnett not out    23 A. ‘Watson, b Bray    18 b G. G. Hearne   0
A; £311 ,3 fient-V, b O’S11augl-messy  9  B  5 B 2, 1-b 1 3
G. Pimler, run but     3 — -
, , :31, 01 ,  5 157 144
2  °  b 0 11°11: 3  7
91:5 KENT.
H011. Ivo Bligh, c and 1) ‘Wood   15 b VVats0n ..  I
KENT Mr. W. H. Patterson, c Filling, b Barlo 31 c Pilling, b Watson  3
° 1 G. G. Hearne, c Robinson, b VVatso11  29 b Watson   2
7 ' .   14 b Bates    Mr. F. Penn, b Watson .   3 c Pilling, b Barlow . 5
3401111?‘ B BI1’I'§’g1tis1s)o}1:e€l;teBates   3 c Ulyett, b Emmett   38 4th Lord Harris, c sub., b W'atson  17 c Watson, b Barlow  10
Gr.G liearne cilblill, b Peate   3 not out    15 E. O’Sh21ughnessy, C and b Barlow 0 b VVatso11  0
VI‘  Penr1 tr: Ulvett b Bates   5 not out ..   3 F. Hearne, run out   0 b Watson  7
:5’ L‘ 1 Hr£n‘i§ 1; Peat. '   13 . Mr. c. M. Cunliffe, b VVatson 5 c Pilling, b Barlow 7
1O’§lI(' U11 ehs b  ..  15 G. Collins, not out   0 not out  6
13- H :‘1l*:z:g1Pia3£'e ‘ ‘   0 E. Henty, c Barlow, b Watson  5 b Watson   0
lyf Cea1VT[K’Cun1i\fle c and Peate 0 J. Bray, b VVatson   0 c Crosslaud, b Barlow 9
GtCol‘ins C Bates b Peate   15 B 1» Lb 6 7 B 2» 1'19 1 3
E. Henty, C Lockwood, b Bates - 2 1:2 33’
J. Bray, not out    % B  2
W _ _ — BOWLING ANALYSIS.
73 (2 wicket-4)  59 lst Inns. 2nd Inns. lst Inns. 2nd Inns.
13. R. W. B. R. W. B. R. W. B. R. W.
BOWLING ANALYSI5 G. G. Hearne 152 51 4 270 49 6 _ VVOod  92 23 1
1s‘r Inns. 2nd Inns. O’Shaughnessy 68 20 1 100 22 0 Barlow  204 35 2 122 32 4
13. R. W. B. R. W.   W6 Bray_  169 55 3 128 31 2 Watson  210 31 6 124 18 6
 20 62 0 P t  184 32 6 Cunlxfie  88 26 2 36 13 0 Crossland  84 16 0
3,5; Heame "I  188 91 4 B(:te:  181 40 4 64 at J F. Hearne  72 26 2 , Taylor  4 0 0
Cunfific    24 18 0 Elnmett   4 0 Umpires : J. Smith and W. Goodhew.
O’S11aughnessy   136 37 4 H111   . '
F. I-Iearne    56 30 l P ate bowled a Wide Lm/Lcashire won by 136 runs.
6 .
D um Watson’s bowling in this match was excellent.
m .

_ d, J, ‘ William McIntyre was left out of the Lancashire eleven for the first time
Yorkshire had all the best of the con xtlons. Since 1872']


In.
Absolom, Mr. C. A.... 23
Blackman, Mr. A.  4
Bligh, I-Ion. Ivo  20
B1—5_y,],   20
Clifton, Lord  4
Crawford, Mr. F. F. 4
Cunliffe, Mr. C. M.  10
F0ord—Ke1Cey, Mr. ‘W. 16
Harris, 4th Lord  14
Hassan, —-.   2
Hearne, F.   15
I-Iearne, G. G.  25
Henty, E.   22
Ingram, I.   2
Jones, Mr. R. S.  4
Mackinnon, Mr. F. A. 17
O’S1ianghnessy, E.  24
Pattisson, Mr. W‘. B. 2
Penn, Mr. A.  18
Penn, Mr. F.  20
Syree, Mr. A. H.  2
Tufnell, Mr. C. F.  2

At the wicket Henty caught 11 and stump

stumped 1 .

484

AVERAGES FOR 1879.

Not
Out

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44*
36
43

8
14
7

Total Aver.
307 14-61
69 17-25
212 11-15
39 2-78
31 7-75
11 2-75
87 8-70
251 15-68
255 18-21
Q _.
63 4-20
213 8-87
69 5-75
6 3-00
77 19-25
259 15-23
52 2-47
3 1-50
81 4-76
394 20-73
7 3-50
7 7-00

1815

126~S
124
S

118%

744

86
274
16
12
10
510

55%
444
48
10



49

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ed 4 and Ingram Caught 1 ‘md

485

Played at Lox-d’s, May 31st, June 1st and 2nd, 1880.

M.C.C. AND GROUND.
Mr. J. E. K. Studcl, b G. G. Hearne

. 4 run out  ... 66
VV.Hearn, c O’Shaughnessy, b G.G.I-Iearne 0 c and b Bray  18
Mr. A. H. Stratford, c Henty, b Bray  3 c Harris, b G. G. Hearne 7
Hon.VV.N.Hood,c I-‘.Hearne,b G.G.Hearne 6 c Mackenzie, b G. G. Hearne 6
Lord Clifton, b Bray   0 c F. Hearne, b O’Shaughnessy 2
Mr. G. S. Foljarnbe, run out   7 b Collins   2
Mr. J. Turner, c. G. G. I-Iearne, b Bray 6 not out    16
R. 0. Clayton, b O. G. Hearne   7 c Mackenzie, b Cnnliffe .... .. 2
M. Sherwin, c sub, 1) Bray 18 c O’S11aughnessy, b Cunliffe 0
J. E. West, not out   6 c G. G. I-Iearne, b Bray 15
A. Rylott, c Jones, b G. G. Hearne 1 c F. I-Iearne, b Cunliffe .. 11
B2,l-bl 3 B1,1—b2,w2,n-bl 6
61 151
KENT.
F. Hearne, c Sherwin, b Rylott  10 not out 7
E. O’S11aughnessy, c Sherwin, b Clayto 12 not out 10
Mr. F. F. Mackenzie, c Hood, 1) Rylott 0
4th Lord Harris, b Rylott   65
Mr. R. S. Jones, b Rylott   79
G. G. Hearne, hit wkt., b Stratford  0
Mr. T. E. Pawley, st Sherwin, b Stratford 1
Mr. C. M. Cunliffe, b Rylott ..  7
G. Collins, c Rylott, b Clayton   16
E. Henty, not out...    2
J. Bray, C Stratford, b Clayton  -  0
B 1,1-b1,w1  3 B 3
195 20
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
1st Inns. 2nd Inns. lst Inns. 2nd Inns.
B. R. W. B. R. W. B. R. W. B. R. W.
G. G. Hearne 111 17 5 116 18 2 Rylott . 200 60 5 28 4 O
Bray .. 100 35 4 88 27 2 Clayton . 132 43 3 26 13 0
O’Shaughnessy 12 6 0 92 56 1 West 28 32 0
Cunliffe  88 41 3 Stratford 88 57 2
Collins .. 20 3 1

Collins bowled ‘.2 wides and
O’Shaughnessy a no-ball.

Mr. Stratford bowled a wide.
Umpires: F. Wild and F. Randon.
Kent won by ten wickets.

Mr. R. S. Jones and Lord Harris added 115 for the fourth wicket.


 

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483
482
Played at Nottingham, August 25th and 26th, 1879.
Played at Canterbury, August 2131;, 22nd and 23rd, 1879. NOTTINGHAMSHIRE‘
HIR . VV. Oscroft, run out     56
LANCAS E ! ' A. Shrewsbury, b Foord-Kelcey   15
Mr. A. N. Hornby, b G. G. Hearne  46 John Selby, b Bray     21
R. G. Barlow, c Absolorn, b G. G. Hearne 36 W. Scotton, c Foord-Kelcey, b G. Hearne 77
Mr. V. F. Royle, b G. G. Hearne   14 VV. Barnes, b G. G. Hearne...   54
ML p_ Taymr, C O'Shaug]1];1essy, b G. G. _ W. Flowers, c F. Hearne, b Foord—Ke1cey 9
Hearne      8 Mr. G. S. Foljambe, run out   0
M1: 3, Palmer, b Absolom    8 F. V1/ild, c Absolom, b Foord—Ke1cey 3
Mr. E. B. Rowley, c O’Sl1:1ug11nessy, b G. G. Mr. B. Blackburn, lbw, b G. G. Hearne 0
I-Iearne      5 A. Shaw, c Bray, b G. G. Hearne  0
J. Crossland, run out    10 F. Morley, not out    0
Mr. A. Appleby, b G. G. I-Iearne ; B 15, l—b 2, w 1 18
A. Watson, b G. G. Hearne -
R. Pilling, notboxét G..H   3 253
W’ McIntyre’ ' ‘ em§e4, 1-13" 7 KENT.
1‘; Mr. C. A. Absolom, c Foljambe, b Morley 0 c Shrewsbury, b Morley I
Mr. F. A. Mackinnon, run out   17 c Foljambe, b Morley 7
G. G. Hearne, b Shaw    17 c and b Morley 6
KENT. Mr. F. Penn, st W'ild, b Shaw   2 c sub., b Morley  51
C A Ab 1 t t 44 Hon. Ivo Bligh, C W'ild, b Flowers  0 c Blackburn, 13 Morley 5
M1‘. - - 50 Pm» 110 °‘§ ,   M1‘. VV. Foord-Kelcey, b Morley  42 c Wild, b Morley 5
Mr. F. A- Macklnnonr C Plumgv 1’ Barlow S Lord Clifton, c Scotton, b Morley  11 run out  14
G. G. Hearne. 1101? 01113 '  --'  F. Hfaarne, c Shrewsbrif)’. b Shaw  5 b Morley 1
Mr. A. Penn E. O Shaughnessy, not out  2 run out 0
H011. IVO Bligh E. Henty, b Shaw...    3 not out   2
Mr. W. Focalgdfelcey J. Bray, c and b Shaw   o (2 sub., b Morley  0
Il\;I1‘.HVV'l.n113e- at 155011 did not ‘Dan E  10 B 6, 1-1) 2 8
, Cc _. __
E. O’Shaughnessy ‘ 109 100
J. Bray
E, Henty » B 4 BOWLING ANALYSIS.
"' _ ls‘: Inns. 2nd Inns.
B. R. W. B. R. W. B. R. W.
59 Bray    88 54 1 Shaw  212 22 5 140 17 0
BOWMNG ANALYSIS_ G. G. Hearne   302 53 4 Morley  156 55 3 220 52 8
. Foord-Kelcey   156 73 3 Flowers  56 22 1
113.1 2-3 W‘; M I tyr {T4 113 W6 Absolom    52 16 0 Barnes  60 21 0
G. G. Hearne   . r C n e   O'Shaughnessy   48 30 0 Scotton  24 2 0
Bray    196 54 0 Barlow     2; 6 Penn    12 9 0
Foord—Kelce    3 8 Séoisland    12 3 0 Mr. Foord-Kelcey bowled a wide.
0.811 h   a son    .
Absolidllgl nfiséy   84 18 1 d R b th Umplresz R. Carpenter and VV. Goodhew.
' : W. G dh s. ow 0 am.
Umpires 00 32;; Ia N ottinghamshire won by an innings and 44 mm.

This match was mined by rain‘ The Season of 1879 Wasone of the wettest Morley obtained all the wickets credited to the bowlers in the second innings
on record. of Kent


480

Played at Canterbury, Augnst 4th, 5th and 6th, 1879.

XIII. OF KENT.

Hon. Ivo Bligh, c and 1) Steel   27 c Grace, b Morley   0
Mr. F. A. Mackinnon, 1) Shaw   1 c and b Barnes   12
G. G. I-Iearne, c Filling, 1) Shaw  0 b Grace    9
Mr. F. Penn, b Grace    31 run out    31
Mr. R. S. Jones, run out   30 b Morley    40
Mr. VV. F00rd—Kclcey, c W'l1ccler, b Grace 0 c Flowers, b Shaw   13
Mr. A. Blackrnan, c Flowers, b Grace  6 c Barnes, b Shaw   22
Mr. C. A. Absolom, c Grace, b Barnes  22 1) Shaw    8
Mr. C. M. Cnnliffc, c and b Barnes 4 c Grace, b Barnes   21
1VIr. A. Penn, c Pilling. b Grace   7 c Flowers, b Morley   O
E. O’Sl1augl1nessy, c Oscroft, 1) Barnes... 2 b Morley  0
E.Henty,110t out...    1 not out    5
J. Bray, b Grace . . .   4 c and b Barnes   2
B3,1—b4 7 B8,1—b3  11
142 174
ENGLAND.

Mr. VV. G. Grace, c Bray, b A. Penn 3 not out    63
Mr. C. I. Thornton, b Bray . 7 c Absolom, b O’Shaughnessy 25
Mr. A. G. Steel, st Henty, b A. Penn 6 b Bray    0
VV. Oscroft, c Foor(1—Kelcey, b Bray 15 st Henty, b O’Shaug11nessy 40
John Selby, lbw, b Bray    2 b Fo0rd—Kelcey   27
VV. Barnes, b A. Penn    13 c Absolom, b Bray   0
VV. Flowers, run out .   2 not out    72
J. VVheeler, not out   9 c Henty, b Foord-Kelcey  10

A. Shaw, c Absolom, b A. Penn 4

R. Pilling, c O’Shaughnessy, b Bray 2

F. Morley, run out   2
B 7 B 9
72 246

BOWLING ANALYSIS.
lst Inns. 2nd Inns. lst Inns. 2nd Inns.

B. R. W. B. R. W. B. R. W. B. R. W.
Shaw  108 ll 2 220 34 3 A. Penn  111 38 4 88 31 0
Morley  56 13 0 160 44 4 Bray .. 108 27 4 164 89 2
Steel  128 60 l 40 16 0 Fo0rd—Kelcey 92 38 2
Grace  115 38 5 88 45 1 O’Shaughnessy 119 58 Z
Barnes  32 13 3 68 24 3 Cunlifle  8 6 0
Hearne  16 15 0

Umpires : F. H. Farrands and E. VVillsher.

England won by foml

wickets.

Lord Harris was unable to play for Kent owing to the death of his fat11er—in-

law, Lord St. Vincent.

“W.G.” and Flowers obtained the last 119 runs in the match together Without

being separated.

481

Played at The Oval, August 14th,

SURREY.

Mr. L. A. Shnter, b Bray ..
I-I. Jupp, c Henty, b Bray 
Mr. J. Shuter, b Bray

Mr. \V. VV. Read, c Henty, 

Mr. S. W’. Cattley, c O’Shanghnessy, b Bray 15
J. Potter, c Bligh, b G. G. I-Iearne 

R. Humphrey, c and b Bray
Mr. XV. G. VVyl(l, b Bray

E. Pooley, not out  
J. Southerton, c and b Bray
E. Blamires, c Henty, b Bray

KENT.

15th and 16th, 1879.

Abso-l-om  0

131371-b 4 .1: 17

Mr. F. A. Macki11non,c Potter, 1) Blamircs 26 c Southerton, b Blamires 66
I-Ion. Ivo Bligh, b Blamires . .  11 b Blamires  34
G. G. Hearne, c Pooley, b Sontherton  5 c Pooley, b Blainires 3
Mr. W. Foorcl—Kelcey, c and b Blamires 6 c Potter, b Blamires 39
Mr. W. B. Pattisson, c Wyld, b Soutlierton 1 b Blamires  2
Mr. C. A. Absolom, c J. Shuter, b Blamires 3 c Humphrey, b Blamires 1
Mr. C. M. Cunliffe, c and b Sontherton 0 c Blamires, b Southerton 4
F. I-Iearne, c Blamires, b Southerton  21 run out   5
E. O‘Shaughnessy,c Pooley,b Blamires 0 b Blamires 5
E. Henty, b Southerton    11 not out    5
J. Bray, not out     4 c Cattley, b Blamires  8
L-b  l B 17,1-b 2 19
89 191
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
I 1st Inns. 2nd In11s.
B. R. w. 1 B. R, w. B. R. W.
Bray    371 103 8 1 Southerton 195 45 5 224 54 1
G. G. Hearne   164 36 l |Blamires . 172 41 5 206 77 8
Fo0rd—Kelcey   92 42 0 E Potter  20 2 0 84 26 0
O’Shaughnessy  56 34 0 [ lfead  28 15 0
Absolom    100 27 1 J
Cunliffe    28 22 0]

Umpires : W. H. Fryer a

nd J. Street.

Surrey won by an innings and 1 mm.

Mr. Cunliffe played in this match as Mr. C.

Morley.

Pooley and Blamires added 54 for Surrey's last wicket, and Messrs. Mackinnon
and Bligh made 83 for the first when Kent followed-on.

2F


478 479

Played at Maidstone, July 24th and 25th, 1879.
Played at Town Malling, July 31st and August 1st, 1879.

 

KENT.
Mr. C. A. Absolorn, b Bates   1 C Emmett, b Peate   21 SUSSEX_
Mr. F. A. Mackinnon, C Ulyett, 1) Peate 0 C and b Emme   5
G. G. I-Iearne, b Bates .   6 run out    5 Mr. H. Whitield, C Absolom, b Bray  4 b Penn   ... 1
Mr. F. Penn, c and b Emmett .  32 b Emmett    25 James Phillips, b Penn    1 run out    2
Mr. VV. Foor(l—Ke1Cey, C sub., b Champion 28 b Emmett    23 Mr.R.M.Turnbull,C O'Shaughnessy,b Penn 2 C Bligh, b Cunliffe  0
Hon Ivo Bligh, lbw, b Peate  9 lbw, b Emmett   8 Mr. C. Sharpe, C G. G. Hearne, b Penn 19 C Cunlifie, b Bray   25
F. Hearne, C Finder, b Peate 7 run out    5 VV. Millard, b Bray    1 C and b Cunlifie   21
Mr. A. Penn, C sub., b Bates 13 b Peate 0 VV. Mechen, b Bray    20 C O'Shaughnessy, b Bray  1
E. Henty, C sub., b Bates   8 b Ulyett ..   1 H. Phillips, C Blackman, b Bray  58 run out    34
E. O’Shaughnessy, C Finder, b Emmett 0 b Emmett    1 Mr.W.E.Ped1ey,C Abso1orn,b G.G.Hearn 4 not out    16
I. Bray, 11ot out   .. 0 not out    O H. R. J. Charlwood, C and b Cunlifie  31 C Henty, b Bray   14
B 2 B 7, 14b 2, w 2  11 ]as. Lillywhite, jun., b Cunlifie   0 lbw, b Bray    13
_ — Mr. A. Smith, not out    0 b Bray    7
106 ’ 105 B3,1-b3 6 B 11,1-b2  13
YORKS. 146 147
G. Ulyett, C Bligh, 1) A. Penn   22 C Bligh, 1) G. G. Hearne  43 KENT‘
H. Taylor, C 1’. Hearne, 1) O'Sl1aughnessy 9 C Bray, 1: O’Sl1aug11nessy  5
H. LoCkwood.EC Absolonr, 1) O'S11aughnessy 2 C lVIaCkinnon, 1) O’Shaugl1nessy 0 Mr.C.A.Abso1om, C Tur11bull,b Lillywhite 31 not out    26
VV. Bates, C Bligh, b A. Penn   1 run out    17 Mr.C.M.Cun1iffe,C H.Phi1lips,b Lilly\vhite 10 C Sharpe, b Pedley   1
S. Haggas, C Foor(l—Ke1cey, b A. Penn 3 b Bray  7 G. G. Hearne, b Turnbull   25 st H. Phillips, b Pedley  13
L. Hall, C Foor(l—Ke1Cey, 13 A. Penn  24 C Henty, b Bray 1 Hon. Ivo Bligh, b Smith   43 C Sharpe, b Pedley .  16
T.Enimett,C G.G.I-Iea1‘11e,b l<‘oor(lAKe1Cey 13 not out   16 Mr. A. Blackman, b Pedley   36 b Smith   5
A. Clrampion, C Bray, 1) A. Penn  2 C and 1) G. G. I-Iearne 8 F. Hearne, C Millard, 1) Smith 3 st Phillips, b Pedley 1
G. Finder, C G. G. Hearne, 1) Bray G C Foord—Ke1cey, b Bray 2 Lord Clifton, st H. Phillips, b Pedley 2 C Mechen, b Pedley  4
E. Peate, b Bray    4 C A. Penn, b Bray   4 Mr. A. Penn, b Lillywhite  13 b Smith  ‘  1
R. Crooks, not out   2 C Foord~KelCey, b A. Penn 0 E. Henty, b Smith    3 C "Wllitfeld, 1) Smith  0
B 1, 1~b 1 2 B 6, 1-1) 4, w 1 11 E. O’S11aughnessy, not out   20 C H. Phillips, b Peclley 2
— ——~ J. Bray, C Mechen, b Turnbull   8 b Pedley   0
90 114 B 11,1—b 3, W 1  15 B 2,1.-b 2 4
BORVLING ANALYSIS. 209 73
1st Inns. 211:1 Inns. lst Inns. Zncl Inns. I
13. R. w. 11. R. W. B. R. W. 1;. R. W. BOWLING ANALYSIS ‘
Peate  140 39 3 92 13 2 A. Penn  159 35 5 104 38 1 1st Inns. 2nd Inns. ] 1st Inns. 2nd Inns.
Bates  128 28 4 84 24 0 O'Shaugh:1essy 68 23 2 64 22 2 13. R. W. 13. R. w. 13. R. w. B. R. w.
Champion  52 10 1 Bray  64 22 2 102 24 4 Bray  160 51 4 116 51 5 Lillywhite  132 41 3
Emmett  40 27 2 132 24 5 Foord—KelCey 28 3 1 8 8 0 Penn  104 45 3 92 35 1 Pedley  76 33 2 72 36 7
Ulyett  100 19 1 G. G. Hearne 72 1.1 2 O’Shaughnessy 28 13 0 Smith  156 73 3 68 33 3
Crooks  40 14 0 G. G. Hearne 44 21 1 Sharpe  64 24 0
Emmett bowled 2 wides. Mr. Foord—KClcey bowled 21 xvirlvs. Cunliiie  41 10 2 64 48 2 Turnbull  51 23 2

| Mr. Smith bowled a wide.

Umpires : VV.  Fryer and J. Rowbotham.
Sussex won by 11 runs.

Kent won by 7 runs.
This was Mr. Ped1ey’s first appearance for Sussex, and his bowling was the

Bates was run out in :1 Curious manner. A ball from Bray had gone, to all Chief Cause of Sussex obtaining their only Success during the Season_
appearances, to the 1Jound:1ry for 4 byes, and both batsmen stopped running in
Consequence. The ball was. 11owever, returnetcl from very Close to the Pavilion
and the wicket put down. it was Certainly an unfortunate occurrence.


476

Played at Tunbridge Wells, July 14th and 15th, 1879.

KENT.
Mr.C.A.Abso1om, c Strachan, b Blamires 18 b Blamires 1
Mr. F. A. Mackinuon, 1) Southerton  8 run out   3
G. G. I-Iearne, c Blamires, b Strachan  27 c jnpp, b Blamires . . 9
Mr. F. Penn, b Blamires    48 st Pooley, b Southerton 8
4th Lord Harris, C I. Shuter, b Strachan 6 c Humphrey, b Blamires 9
Hon. Ivo Bligh, C Blzunires, b Strachan 1 c Potter, b Blamires 0
Mr. C. M. Cunliffe, c and b Blamires 21 b Blarnires  0
E. O’Shaugl1nessy, b Blamires . 0 not out   1
E. Henty, not out...  .. 2 c Southerton, b Blamires 1
J. Bray, c Potter, b Blamires . 2 c L. Shuter, b Southerton 0
F. Hearne, absent  .. —- run out ..  O
L-b 2 B 6
l 5 38
SURREY.
Mr. J. Shuter, c Harris, b O’Shaughnessy O b O’Shaughnessy 6
Mr. A. P. Lucas, b Bray    6 not out   31
H. Jupp, b Bray     18 c Bligh, b O’Sha.ughne6sy 16
J. Potter, run out    8
Mr. R. Howell, b Bray    8 not out 5
Mr. L. A. Shuter, b O’S11augln1essy  23
R. Humphrey, st Henty, b O’Sha.ugl1nessy 16
Mr.G.Strachan,c Absolo1n,b O'Shaughnessy 8
E. Pooley, not out    10
J .Souther ton, c Absolorn, b O’Sl1aughnessy 3
E. Blamires, run out    5
B 3, 1-b 3 6 B 4
1 1 1 63
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
lst Inns. 2nd Inns. lst Inns. 2nd Inns.
B. R. W. B. R. W. B. R. W. 13. R. W.
Blamires  187 64 5 108 15 G O’Shaugl1-
Strachan  124 30 3 nessy  201 49 5 112 37 2
Southerton 104 15 1 108 17 2 Bray  200 48 3 103 20 0
Potter  80 24 0 G. G. 1-Iearne 36 8 0 20 2 O

Umpires: VV. H. Luck and ]. Street.

Surrey won by eight wickets.

Humphrey played a ball into his pad, but worked it out before Henty could

get to it.

477

Played at Tunbridge Wells, July 17th and 18th, 187/9.

KENT.
F. Hearne, b Flowers    7 b Mycroft
E. O'Shaughnessy, c Pilling, b Mycroft O 1) Flowers .. 
G. G. Hearne, c Clayton, b W. Barnes  15 c Pilling, b Mycroft 
Mr. F. Penn, C A. S. Barnes, b Flowers... 2 C Filling, b Mycroft 
th Lord Harris, C. Parke, 1) Flowers 28 c Filling, b Mycroft 
Hon. Ivo Bligh, c Pilling, b Mycroft 9 b Ta". Barnes... 
Mr. VV. Foorcl-Kelcey, b Flowers  1 hit wkt., b Mycroft 
Mr. C. A. Absolorn, c Filling, b Clayton 28 c Flowers, b Mycroft
Mr. A. Penn, run out    3 c Ackroyd, b Mycroft
E. Henty, not out... 0 not out  
J. Bray, b Mycroft   O c Pilling, b Mycroft 
B 9,1-b 1 10 B 8, l—b 3
103
M.C.C! AND GROUND.
W. Barnes, run out    ..53
Mr. E. A. Parke, c Absolom, b Bray 2
VV. Flowers, c Absolom, b F. Hearne  81
Mr. H. E. Rhodes, c Bligh, b O'Shaughne.ssy 10
Mr. B. N. Akroyd, b A. Penn   11
Mr. G. Law, c Harris, b O’Shaughnessy  12
R. 0. Clayton, c F. Hearne, b A. Penn .. 9
Mr. A. S. Barnes, C Foord-Kelcey, b A. Penn 5
Mr. H. B. Burnell, c Bray, b O’Sha.ughnessy 1
R. Pilling, b A. Penn    3
1V. Mycroft, not out   . 3
B 1, 1-b 2, w 1 4
194
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
lst Inns. 2nd Inns.
B. R. W. B. R. W. B.
Flowers  120 38  64 6 1 O'Shaughnessy 144
Mycroft  117 26 3 160 40 8 Bray  96
Barnes  92 19 1 88 28 l A. Penn 90
Clayton  32 10 1 G. G. Hearne 32
F. Hearne   28
Foord-Kelcey . .. 20

Mr. Penn bowled a 

Umpires : F. H. Farrands and W. H. Luck.

M .C .C. and Ground won by an innings and 6 runs.

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Flowers and Barnes added 129 together, but the former was badly missed at
slip early in his innings—a mistake which possibly cost Kent the match.


474

Played at Manchester, June 19th and 20th, 1879.

KENT.
Mr. F. A. Mackinnon, lbw, b Appleby  37 run out    8
Mr. C. A. Absolom, c McIntyre, b W'atson 32 b VVatson    1
G. G. Hearne, b VVatson    0 b Barlow    0
Mr. F. Penn, b Watson   2 c Pilling, b Barlow   34
4th Lord Harris, c Pilling, b Barlow 42 c and b Barlow   32
Mr. W‘. Foord—Kelcey, b Appleby 4 c VVatson, b Barlow   47
Mr. C. F. Tufnell, b VVatson .. 0 not out    7
E. O'Shaughnessy, b VVatson 0 b McIntyre 0
Mr. A. Penn, b Barlow 2 b Barlow  l
E. Henty, not out...    1 lbw, b McIntyre 2
J. Bray, c Pilling, b Barlow   O b McIntyre .   2
B6,l—b 1,Wl  8 134,1-bl  5
128 139
LANCASHIRE.
Mr. A. N. I-Iornby, c Foord—Kelcey, b
O’Shaugl1nessy     61
R. G. Barlow, b F0ord—Kelcey   37
Mr. V. F. Royle, b Foord—Kelcey   24
Mr. J. E. Kershaw, b Foord—Ke1cey  4
Mr. F. Taylor, b Bray    63
J. Briggs, c Mackinnon, b Hearne...  21
Mr. 1*). B. Roxvley, b Bray    8
Mr. A. Appleby, b Bray    4
A. \’Vatson, b Bray     12
W’. M(tIntyre, not out    56
R. Pilling, b Bray     0
B11,1-b 11... 22
312
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
lst Inns. 2nd Inns.
B. R. W. B. R. W. B. R. W.
Watson  156 42 5 124 32 l Foord—Kelcey   156 74 3
Appleby  124 35 2 24 21 0 Bray    151 62 5
McIntyre  92 20 0 93 29 3 Hearne    136 47 1
Barlow  61 23 3 148 52 5 O’Shaughnessy   116 66 l
A. Penn    88 41 0

Mr. Appleby bowled a wide.
Umpires : J. Ricketts and W. Martingell.
Lamcashire won by an innings and 45 mm.

Mr. Hornby, who was missed seven times, and Barlow made 95 for Lancash.ire’s
first wicket.

475

Played at Hove, July 3rd, 4th and 5th, 1879.

KENT.
G. G. Hearne, b Lillywhite   6 c Millard, b Sharpe  26
Mr. C. A. Absolom, c Sharpe, b Lillywhite 17 C Tester, b Lillywhite 8
Mr. F. Penn, c Goldsmith, b Lillywhite 51 b Sharpe   8
4th Lord Harris, b Sharpe   0 c Sharpe, b Lillywhite 4
Mr. W. Foorc1—Kelcey, c Goldsmith, b

Lillywhite     3 c Mechen, b Sharpe  28
Mr. C. M. Cunlifie, b Lillywhite  14 c H. Phillips, b Sharpe 12
Mr. A. Penn, 0 J. Phillips, b Lillywhite 8 C and b Sharpe   0
E.O'Sl1aughnessy,c H.Phillips,b Lillywliite 6 c H. Phillips, 13 Lillywhite  0
E. Henty, c Mechen, b Lillywhite  8 b Sharpe    3
F. Hearne, b Sharpe  0 c Mechen, b Lillywhite 5
J.Bray,not out    0 not out ..   0

B3,l—b2,w2 7 L—b l,W1 2
120 96
SUSSEX.
Mr. C. Sharpe, c Cunlifie, b O’Shanghnessy 2 b Bray 3
Mr. H. Whitfeld, c Foord-Kelcey, b G. G.

Hearne      24 c Bray, b O’Shaughnessy 0
James Phillips, run out 2 c Henty, b O’Shaughnessy  4
H. Phillips, c Foord-Kelcey, b

O'Shang11nessy     3 c O’Shaughnessy, b Bray  7
H.R.J.Cl1ar1wood, C and b O'Shaughnessy 0 (1 Harris, b O'Shaugh.nessy  1
W. Millard, c Henty, b O‘Shaughnessy... 1 c I-Ienty, b O'Shaughnessy  1
VV.Mecl1en, run out    l b Bray    0
C. Howard, C Henty, b O’Shaughr1essy... ll (2 Foord—Ke1cey,b O’Shaugh— 9

ness   
W. A. Tester, c Foord-Kelcey, b O’Shaugh— y

nessy      5 b Bray 6
Jas. Lillywhite, jun., c F. Penn, b

O’Shaughnessy     7 c F. Hearne, b Bray 14
Mr. G. Goldsmith, not on   0 not out ..  3

B 3, 1-b 1  4 B 5
60 53
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
lst Inns. 2nd Inns. lst Inns. 2nd Inns.
B. R. w. B. R. w. B. R. W. B. R. W.
Lillywhite  208 43 8 240 14 4 O’Shaugh~
Sharpe  131 40 2 168 34 6 nessy  142 16 7 124 24 5
Tester 64 22 O 52 20 0 Bray 76 13 0 126 24 5

Goldsmith 12 8 O 40 14 0 G. G.

Millard  44 12 0
Mr. Sharpe bowled 2 wides and
Mr. Goldsmith 1.

Hearn-e. 68 27 1

Umpires: C. Payne and W. Goodhew.

Kent won by 103 runs.
In the second innings of Kent Lillyvvhite at one period delivered 108

consecutive balls for 2 runs only.


472

Played at Lord’s, June 12th and 13th, 1879.

M.C.C. AND GROUND.

Mr. H. Ross, c F. I-Iearne, b G. G. Hearne 13 c A. Penn, b Hassan... 10
\V. Barnes, st I-Ienty, b G. G. Hearne  4 c Jones, b G. G. Hearne 11
VV. Hearn, c Harris, b O’Sl1aug1111essy  0 e F. Penn, b G. G. Hearne  0

Mr. G. F. Vernon, C G. G. Hearne, b
O’Shaug11nessy     0 cFoor:l—Kelcey,bG.G.Hearne S
Capt. C. R. Rowley, b G. G. Hearne 16 c O’Shaugl1nessy, bA. Penn... 4
Mr. A. S. Duncan, not out   20 cFoord~Ke1cey,bG.G.I-Iearne 0
VV. Flowers, 1) A. Penn   2 c Harris, b G. G. Hearne 8
Mr. A. II. Stratford, 1) G. G. Hearne 0 c Harris, b G. G. Hearne 3
A. Rylott, b A. Penn    3 b G. G. Hearne   15
R. Pilling, c a11d 1) G. G. Hearne  3 e O'Shaughnessy, b G. G. _
I-Iearne    5
VV. Mycroft, c A. Penn, 1) G. G. Hearne  0 not out .   0
B 2,1-bl 3 B 1,1—bl 2
64 65

KENT.
G. G. Hearne, c Mycrott, b Barnes 6 c Pilling, b Barnes 1
F. I-Iearne, ru11 out   O lbw, b Mycroft 0
E. O'Sl1augl111essy, b Mycroft 2 c Duncan, b Barnes  1
Mr. I*‘. Penn, c Vernon, b Barnes  6 c Vernon, b Barnes  8
4th Lord Harris, c Vernon, b Barnes  16 c Mycroft, b Barnes  0
Hon. Ivo Bligh, c Mycroft, b Rylott 5 not out .. 12
Mr. R. S. Jones, c and b Barnes  6 b Barnes   1
Mr. VV. Foord—Kelcey, c I-learn, b Rylott 7 c Mycroft, b Rylott  1
Mr. A. Penn, c Rylott, b Barnes  0 b Rylott   O
E. Henty, not out...    0 c and b Rylott . 0
Hassan, b Rylott  ..   0 run out  .. 0
B4,1—b3... 7 L-b 1
55 25
BOWLING ANALYSIS.

1st Inns. 2nd I1111s. 1st Inns. 2nd Inns.
13. R. W. B. R. W. 13 R W B. R. W.
O’Sl1aug1111essy 96 22 2 20 14 0 Barnes  76 26 5 76 12 5
A. Penn  44 8 2 44 14 1 Mycroft  68 12 1 24 1
Hassan  32 7 0 20 5 1 Rylott 40 10 3 55 8 3

G. G. Hearne 108 24 6 101 21 8
Foord—Kelcey 20 10 0

Umpires : VV. Price and F. H. Farrands.

1W.C.C. and Ground won by 50 runs.

Kent’s second innings was played on very treacherous ground. The wickets

fell thus :
and eight for 21, nine for 23 and ten for 25.

one and two for 1, three and four for 2, five for 17, six for 20, seven

473

Played at Sheffield, June 16th, 17th and 18th, 1879.

YORKSHIRE.
G. Ulyett, run out .. 25 c Bligh, b Hearne 24
L. Hall, b Hearne...    5 c Absolom, b Hearne 10
S. Haggas, c Bligh, b Hearne   13 lbw, b Bray . 12
E. Lockwood, c Bray, b O’Shaughnessy 24 b Bray 30
VV. Bates, c Bligh, b O’Sl1au_ghnessy  19 b I-Iearne 1
Rev. H. Wood, c O’S11aughnessy, b A.
H Penn      16 bBray   3
l. Emmett, c Harris, b O’Sha'ughnessy  6 c Bray, b O’Shaughnessy 15
F. \V_hatm0ugh, C Absolom, b A. Perm... 2 c Hearne, b Bray 4
A. H111, c Henty, b O’Shaughnessy 0 c Harris, b Bray   3
G. Pmder, not out   3 c Hearne, b O’Shaughnessy... 10
E. Peate, c Hearne, b O’S11aughnessy 1 not out    1
Byes,etc.  0 B9,l—b 1,W1 11
114 124
KENT.
Mr. F. A. Mackinnoii, c Bates, b Peate... 8 st Pinder, b 'Wood 6
Mr. C. A. Absolom, c Bates, b Peate 6 c I-Iill, b Peate 29
G. G. Hearne, run out   4 b Peate  0
Mr. F. Penn, c. and b Peate O c and b Peate 2
4th Lord Harris, b \7Vood 41 c H311, b Peate 9
Hon. Ivo Bligh, lbw, b Hill   20 b Wood 1
E. O’Sl1aughnessy, st Finder, b Peate  6 b Peate   2
Mr. F. F. Crawford, st Pinder, b Vvoocl  4 c Lockwood, b Peate 7
Mr. A. Penn, C Hill, b Peate  O b Hill    14
E. Henty, c Pinder, b Peate 4 not out  7
I. Bray, not out     1 c and b Emmett . 1
B 1, 1—b 2  3 B 2
97 80
BOVVLING ANALYSIS.
lst Inns. 2nd Inns. 1st Inns. 2nd Inns.
B. R. W. B. R. W. B. R. W. B. R. W.
Hearne  92 25 2 148 40 3 Peate  168 39 6 136 38 6
A. Penn  80 27 2 60 28 0 Bates  112 17 0
0’Shaugh- Wood  96 21 2 120 25 2
nessy  69 33 5 71 10 2 Hill  40 17 1 20 1 1
Bray  56 29 0 116 35 5 Emmett  33 14 1

Mr. A. Penn bowled a wide.
Umpires : G. Martin and W. Martingell.

Yorkshire won by 61 runs.

This was the first match between these counties since 1870.


471
470
Played at Canterbury, June 5th, 6th and 7th, 1879.

NOTTINGHAMSHIRE.

W. Oscroft, lbw, b O'Shaughnessy  140
A. Shrewsbury, c Mackinnon, b O’Shaugh-
nessy      34
John Selby, st Ingram, b O’Shaughnessy  72
VV. Flowers, c and b I-Iearne  ..

. 11
W. Barnes, c and b Hearne   18
F. Wild, c Ingram, b O’Shaughr1essy  8
31;. ;\7ritg[11t, cbl-Iliearne, b O’Shaugl1nessy  
. co on, earue   
.M'1l., F.P , .  
AVERAGES FOR 1878'  S111a:v,Cc Abs<e)11di11,bbAO’1g1e1]:T1ig11nessy  1;
V + F. Morley, not out     13
1 o. . B 13, 1-1 4, 2  19
I11. Out Mt. Total Aver‘). 1I_:'.4  V;  , J W _ .
Absolom, Mr. C. A.... 24 2 70 401  “ * 384
Bligh, Hon. Ivo  lg (1) 5g 263 14:0 . KFNT
Bligh, Mr. 14. E.  A " - 4 -
~ - * .  11 2 47 11'4 18-22 373 283 18 15-72
 W 1;, 0 105 211 17.53 928 342 26 13-15 fir.  2. I-1\XI1:)1cl{1ir111o11, c 1w.1111s-, 1) Barnes... 42 b Morley 7
F“‘°“e" M“ A‘ W” 5 1 44* 94 335(7) 104 55 2 27-50 orb 'Hea:11:°bm11I1’:1Wnght’ b Morley" 1 b B2:1u11:.e% ' 11
H*‘’“*“’ 4”‘ L0“ 23 0 106* 655 ‘M 20 15 0 — M1"? Penn 1: M1110 1eo'VV17'£111t   25 C {in t arms 20
Hayw0o(1_ R, J, 2 1 0' 0 — _ x 6 1222 4 - . , ' s,? _ g   no on 
4 4 25 1 83 484 20-16 3343 1174 9 th Lord Harrls, c V1 nght, b Barnes  33 c M1115, b Barnes 6
I}’II::’1g:e'1§’' 0‘ 10 3 23 34 4.35 Hon. Ivo Bligh, b Barnes   8 c and b Barnes 2
I‘‘g‘‘‘‘“' 1'  18 1 25* 105;  120 34 3 11-33    %mrv:fO1li1\/l[Do31[veOr1ey 8 ii 11:.1=m11eS 7)
IIS1,-md,Mr,I«‘_S_ 41 1 18 2.3 9 .7. 1 I  ;&m- bYMe,1 Y   3 Oor egg b   3
Jones’ Mr" R" 8' ~  i (1)     O’gSha11gh11e:srye}b Bariies   0  a1i;dr1)) Bmrnesr By  2
  A. 22 3 35 221 11-63 g 1 _6 00 Mr. A. Penn, not out    0 c Scotton, b Barnes  19
M¢c,m1is,(';.  11 2 35 82 9-11 164 .6 5 - B 10,1-b 1  11 B 2
. _ 4 0 4 4 1-00 ~ —
  IQVH 6 0 14 50 8-33, 220 33 63 13-23 126 73
’ ‘ ‘ 3-13 2715 936 .-
Penn,    % H1321)  3433 16 5 0 _ BOWLING ANALYSIS.
P911“: ML ' 0 27 61 12,20 1st Inns. 2nd Inns.
l:e1:I:1.1,121\1/1:.  12 3 7* 23 2-35 104 37 1 37-00 S . B. R. w. 1 B. R. w. B. 11. w.
3 I ' ' ‘ _ - O’l Uh '   324 108 6 M 1  220 40 5 115 33 3
5h3W- M3 V- K 10 0 19 3: 13.23 712 23% 1.12  Heaifriléb    304 94 3 511:?’  I36 27 0
Tufnell. Mn 9- F- 9 3 22 15 '7-55 A. Penn    204 73 1 Barnes  108 34 4 116 43 7
W°°d- H~  - 8 “ 24 56 5.33 F. Penn    112 39 0 Wright  92 14 1
Yardley’ Mr‘ W’ 7 1 Absolom    52 25 0
At the wicket Henty caught 5 and Ingram caught 7 and stumped 6. Harris    28 16 0
Syree  ..  8 10 0

Mr. A. Penn and Lord Harris
bowled 1 wide each.
Umpires : W. Goodhew and C. F. Daft.
Nottinghamshire won by an imzings and 180 runs.

Oscroft and Selby, whilst in together, took the score from 66 to 258. The
former’s 140 was the highest score he ever made for Notts. His policy, which

caused much comment, in putting Barnes, instead of Shaw, on to bowl in the
second innings proved most successful.

The Hon. Ivo Bligh played in this match as Mr. J. Brown.


468
469

Played at Town Malling, August 22nd and 23rd, 1878.
PI d t N t '
aye a ° '‘'”9'‘*‘''”: “"9"” 29th. 30th and 31st, 1878.

LANCASHIRE.
Mr. A. N. Hornby, b Foord—Ke1cey 13 K N
R. G. Barlow, b I-learne    43 Mr C A Absol F1 E T.
Mr. J. E. Kershaw, e Cnnliffe, b A. Penn  14 ‘ ' ' Pm: C 0W€fS, b Morley... 12 11"; kg
Mr. V. F. Royle, b Hearne    81 Mr" F’ A‘ Ma°km“°“— C Shaw» b Morley... 1 1a11vr:r1e’ b Morley 2
J. Crossland, run out    29  G15 HPEMHEJ C Iilowers, b Morley  0 b Shawy " 21
Mr. O. P. Lancashire, c Ingram, b Hearne... 3 9 4t1]'1- L » dellll. C_ W 115, b M01165’   3 c Shaw b Barnes 12
Mr. A. Appleby, c Foord—Ke1eey, b Absolorn 47 H if H3315: C Selby, b M0T1@Y  15 b Shaw 3
Mr. E. B. Rowley, c Yardley, b Hearne  1 NI0nW"Q Bligh; b Shaw    29 b Shaw H 0
A. W'atson, c Absolom, b Foord-Kelcey  9 Mr‘ C 'FIl°°rd‘1{°1C€}{. 1) Shaw 8 b Morley
W. McIntyre, c Bligh, b Hearne   11 I rln i*a1i3T:;lf1\,I}en]' b 5g1f_:‘1V 1 not out 3
‘ ' - " . Orev, C - ,  
R’ Pmmg not out Be 1-1) §'w 2 III 1(1) 1(v3rr. X. Penn, b Shaw law If “ 05°‘°fi: 1’ Flowers 9
*_ . I-I. Remnant, not out    7 not out  6
262 Byes, etc.  0 "B 4
KENT. 94 (8 wickets)  5;
Mr. C. A. Absolom, c Watson, 11 McIntyre 12 c Barlow, b Watson  1 NQT’fINGHA 1
Hon. Ivo Bligh, b McIntyre   14 c Lancashire, b Watson 5 ‘ MSHIRE
G. G. Hearne, b Crossland . .  15 c McIntyre, b Barlow 0 R; Daft, b Hearne     24
Mr. F. Penn, b McIntyre...   29 c Hornby, b Barlow  5 VV. Oscroft, c Hearne, b Tufneu   35
4th Lord Harris, b Barlow   27 c Crossland, b Barlow 13 J011f1 Selby, run out     4
Mr, W. Yardley, b Barlow   24 b Barlow   8 A; Slflewsbury, lbw, b Tufnell   20
Mr. F. A. Mackinnon, not out 4 c Royle, b Barlow  5 V‘; MOVVGIS, b Hearne    6
Mr. W. Foord-Kelcey, b Watson  1 c and b Watson 0 “V 1%.-'=1m€S, b Hearne    15
Mr. C. M. Cunliffe, e Barlow, b VVatson  3 c Hornby, b Barlow  10 F- V/_11d, b Hearne    ., 2
I. Ingram, c Hornby, b VVatson...  0 b Barlow ..  10 1- M1113, run out    I 16
Mr. A. Penn, c Pilling, b Barlow  0 not out    5 W. Scotton, not out...    22
B 4,1-b 6  10 B 4, l—b 1  5 A. Shaw, b Hearne    ' 29
_ ._ F. Morley, b Tufnell...  .  0
139 67 B 9,1-b 2, w 1 If 12
BOWLING ANALYSIS. —
186
1st Inns. 2nd Inns. BOWLING ANALYSIS
11. R. w. B. R. W. B. R. w. 1.t I _ 1 '
A. Penn    160 86 1 Appleby  40 43 0 B? §‘fSW_ End if“;
Foord—Ke1cey   108 68 2 McIntyre  104 50 3 Shaw  147 34 5 2 ‘ ’ ’ 13. R. W,
Hearne    152 73 5 ]Crossland  20 13 1 Morley  112 39 5 ll:  3  Penn    84 24 O
Cunliffe    40 24 0 Barlow  77 16 3 153 35 7 Flowers  24 15 0 52 6 1 Tefmff    34° 80 5
Absalom    4 0 1 Watson  68 7 3 152 27 3 Barnes  8 6 O 32 10 I Fuliieelm    244 55 3
Mr. A. Penn and Hearne bowled 1 Daft  16 5 0 F£)ora—Ke1c駧   113 5 0
Remnant  H  20 3 8

‘ Mr. A. Penn bowled lanwide.
Umpires : R. Carpenter and W. H. Luck,

wide each.
Umpires : W. Goodhew and J. Ricketts.

Lancashire won by am innings and 56 runs.
At one period of the second innings of Kent VVatson sent down 40 balls without Dmwni

being scored from. At one . ‘
period Mr. Infnell delivered 20 consecutive maid
en overs (80 balls)

for one wicket.


466

Played at Canterbury, August 7th, 8th and 9th, 1878.

(XIL A SIDE)

_ KENT.
Mr. F. A. Mackinnon, c Kingscote, b Grace 0

 

Mr. F. Penn, c Shaw, b Cottrell... . 51
Mr. C. A. Absolom, b Grace   21 not out 15
G. G. Hearne, not out    60
4th Lord Harris, c Clarke, b Cottrell  0
Mr. VV. Yardley, c Barnes, b Grace  3
Hon. Ivo Bligh, b Morley   19
Mr. VV. Foord—Kelcey, run out   33 _
Mr. R. S. Jones, run out    1 not out 0
Mr. C. F. Tufnell, c Mitchell, b Shaw  12
I. Ingram, b Shaw    0 c and b Shaw...  0
Mr. A. Penn, c Shaw, b Grace   0 c Mitchell, b Morley   0
B 12,1—b 4 H. 16 ‘ByeS,etC.-~ 0
216 20
lVI.C.C. AND GROUND.
Mr. A. VV. Anstruther, c Bligh, b A. Penn 0 b F00rd—Kelcey 43
Mr. VV. G. Grace, b Hearne   0 b A. Penn 1
Mr. R. A. H. Mitchell, c Absolom, b
F0ord—Kelcey     31 c Bligh, b A. Penn  42
Mr. A. W‘. Ridley, c Hearne, b A. Penn  1 c Jones, b Foord—Kelcey .. 3
Mr. C. E. Cottrell, c Yardley, b A. Penn 8 c A. Penn, b Foord—Ke1cey  1
Mr. C. C. Clarke, c Ingram, b A. Penn  33 c Absolom, b A. Penn .. 4
Mr. A. S. Barnes, b Foord«Kelcey  5 b F00rd—Kelcey   l
Capt. H. B. Kingscote, hit wkt., b A. Penn 5 c Hearne, b Foord-Kelcey . .. 0
Mr. G. A. W'ebbe, b Fo0rd~Kelcey 9 not out   . 19
Mr. W’. N. Powys, b Fo0rd—Kelcey 4 b Foord—Kelcey  2
A. Shaw, b Foord—Kelcey 5 c Mackinnon, b A. Pen 8
F. Morley, 11ot out .. .. 4 c s11b., b A. Penn   0
B 4 B 1. l—b l  2
109 126
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
lst Inns. 2nd Inns. 1st II1I1S~ 211d H1115
1;. R. W. 13. R. W. B. R. W. B. R. W_.
Grace  269 82 4 A. Penn . H6 43 5 lE_S4 48 o
Morley  124 51 l 20 12 1 I Hearne . 52 30 l {)6 34 0
Shaw  172 27 2 21 8 l , F0ord—Kelcey G3 32 o 112 52 6
Powys  (~70 ll 0 U
Cottrell  72 26 2
Ridley 8 3 0 I

Umpires : F. H. Farrands and E. VVillsher.

Kent won by nine wickets.

Mr. W. G. Grace made only 36 runs in four innings during‘ the Canterbury
‘Week this year, his failure causing n1u(:l1 disappointment.

467

Played at the Oval, August 19th, 20th and 21st, 1878.

KENT.
Mr. C. A. Absolom, st Pooley, b Barratt... 1
Mr. F. A. Mackinnon, lbw, b Barratt  4
G. G. Hearne, c Pooley, b Southerton  32
Mr. F. Penn, st Pooley, b Barratt  37
4th Lord Harris, b Johnson   88
Hon. Ivo Bligh, st Pooley, b Barratt  1
Mr. W. F00rd—Kel_cey, b Southerton  2
Mr. C. M. Cunliffe, c Street, b Barratt  15
Mr. C. F. Tufnell, run out   18
I. Ingram, run out    0
Mr. A. Penn, not out    4
B 3,l—b 5,n-bl  9
21 l
SURREY.
Mr. L. A. Shuter, lbw, b A. Penn  20
Mr. F. Shuter, lbw, b I-Iearne   0
R. Humphrey, c F. Penn, b A. Penn  20
Mr. W. W’. Read, b Foord—Kelcey  7
H.J11pp, not out     52
Mr. W. Lindsay, st Ingram, b A. Penn  0
E. Pooley, b Fo0rd—Kelcey   3
E. Barratt, c F. Penn, b Foord—Ke1cey  7
J. Southerton, c Bligh, b A. Penn  18
F. Johnson, c and b'A. Penn   4
J. Street, b Fo0rd—KelCey  7

B 12,Lb 6,ur1ffi4)2... 21
153

c Southerton, b Barratt
not out  

c Pooley, b Southerton

st Pooley, b Barratt

st Pooley, b Southerton
c Southerton, b Barratt
st Pooley, b Southerton
st Pooley, b Barratt

st Pooley, b Barratt

b Sontherton  ..
b Southerton 

c Bligh, b A. Penn

b Foord—Kelcey 
c Absolom, b A. Penn
b Foord-Kelcey

not out 

c and b Cnnlifle

not out

B 5, l—b 2, w 3

(5 wickets) 

BOWLING ANALYSIS.

10
99

lst Inns. 2nd Inns. | l5t Inns. 2nd Inns.
B. R. W. H. R. \\ 1 13. R. W. B. R. W.
Southerton... 192 41 2 l80 89 5 A. Penn  284 71 5 180 44 2
Barratt  260 83 5 144 87 5 1 Hearne  84 25 l 28 I0 0
Street  144 46 0 52 26 0 K Foo1'd—Kelcey 157 32 4 164 20 2
Johnson  67 21 l 28 25 0 Cunliffe  20 8 0 44 6 1
Read  16 ll 0 24 15 0 |T11fnell  20 2 0 12 l O
| Absalom  28 8 0

Street bowled a no-ball.

Mr. Foord—Kelcey

and 2 no—balls.
Umpires : VV. Caffyn and W. H. Fryer.

Drawn.

bowled 4 wides

Pooley caught 2 and stumped 8, but several Kent men deliberately sacrificed
their wickets in the second in11ing.~s in tl1e hope of winr1ing the match.
law empowering a side to “ declare ” was not passed until 1889.)

(The


464

Played at Maidstone, July 29th and 30th, 1878.

465

Played at Canterbury, August 5th, 6th and 7th, 1878.

ENGLAND.
KENT. ,
 X7-JG-Ygfgge. C :£._1i1d b Hearne  21 c F. Penn, b A. Penn 14
Mr. C. A. Absolorn, o Read, b Barratt  20 not out 20 A ‘Shim '  e_ Y 9» Ici eamey b A- PC1111-~ 9 C Jones, 13 Hearne 6
Mr. F. A. Mackinnon, lbw, b Street  21 not out 8 Jéhn SS’; 111% yvcb lei-31116. b A. Penn  43 b Cunlifie   20
Mr. F. Penn, c Humphrey, b Southerton 160 Mr A W‘ y1{ic11e’ c ea(1n1SF  1  32 C F" Penn. 1) A. Penn  4
4th Lord Harris, b Street   0 1 VV .Mi.d .. tn byI,_I an oor — {e cey 41 c Foord-Kelcey, b A. Penn 44
G. G. Hearne, b Elliott    35 Mr- G Eylléer, Earns:    7 b Hearne   . 44
Hon. Ivo Bligh, run out    30 W ‘F1(')W"3r§I;1°E!u:flifle“r“e» b 911111116  25 C F. Perm, b A. Penn 25
Mr. W. Foord—Kelcey, b Johnson  14 F Avvfld c»T.{e b ec   5 c Yardley, b A. Penn 2
1. Ingram, b Barratt    22 A' Stu“; ngt 311115. 1111 1 6 2 b I-Iearne   1
Mr. C. F. Tufnell, not out   18 F. Mocrley b E?“  1  0 C Absolom, b A. Penn 10
G. MeCan1is, b Street    4 - 7, oor — e Ce 0 not out    1
Mr. A. Penn, 1) Street    0 7 L—b 2, w 1  3
B 2, l—b 5, w 1, n—b 1  9 Byes, etc.  0 - A
.. _ 192 174
333 28
XIII. OF KENT.
SURREY. .
  ‘X *§11§t°11{<3111. 10 Moréésye   1 c wad, b Morley   29
G. F. Elliott. c He:1rne.b A. Penn 0 b Tufnell    4 Mot-16 - <° 11111011. C r - Grace. b _
A. ]. Boarchuan, b Foord—Ke1cey  33 c Macklnnon, b A. Penn  14 Mr F 1:§)7em.1..C VV'.1.(i b    35 c Rldley, b Morley   l7
]3_ Barmtt, c Bligh, b Tufnell   43 c Foorc1—Kelcey, b A. Penn  15 G -G «H . 1 , Or ey   4 not out    6
Mr W. W. Read, c and b Hearne  37 c: Absolom, b Hearne  3 4t'h ' ‘game: fun °“t    83
Mr. 1. Shuter, 1.) Tufnell  ..  17 bTufne11    42 Mr §§1§{H3§11S, 9 M151 b Shaw  93
H. jupp, c Absolom, b Hearne 5 c Foord—Kelcey, b Hearne  18 HO'n I'VO ‘Eli €11’: C131,/Vélldr bbM°f1eY  6 C ShTeW5b111’Y» 1’ M0119)’  7
R_ Humphrey, b Hearne  4 b A. Penn   37 Mr -WV F g , C 1 ey, "W. G. Grace 16 not out    1
E. Pooley, not out  23 b Hearne    12 Gmée ‘°°’d‘Ke1‘3eY» C Wild. 1) W- G. 8
.8 t1 rtm1,b Hearne   1 b Hearne    10  ,  _    _
1. Sgryeelf C MCCan1is, b A. Penn 1 not out    3     ‘é1Y£11vd- b W- G- Grace  St Wild, b W. G, Grace  5
'7 ~ ‘I .   19 bA.P    ' ' ' I _   
1 . Johnson, b A. lcnn B 3’ Lb 1  4 enn B 9, Lb 1  10 Mr. C. F. Tufneu’ C Vvfld, b Sha  1
__ #_ 1. Ingram, c Morley, b W. G. Grace  1
I87 171 Mr. A. Penn, not out    3
B 13,1-b7... 20 B7, 1-191 .. 8
BOWLING ANALYSIS. —— ' _
lst Inns. 2nd Inns. 294 73
S. . 3%. ‘$4 ‘X’ B‘ R‘ W‘ . A Penn .23 is ‘V3 327 ii ‘V4’ 1301111116 ANAINSIS»
reet  k - -
Barratt  223  2 16 18 0 [ ’I]':IefEttI11(1E    § 13%  4; last Ir1:ns.W ind IR11n:{Y 113st I1I1{ns.W 2nd ]nnS_
Johnson  2 ‘ une  \_ - A. P  . 1 . ‘ ‘ - - . B. R. W.
Southerton... 100 so 1 12 10 0 Foord-Kelcey 56 20 1 4 3 0 H6336“ 1;‘; ;5g 3 fég gg g   364 72 3 75 12 0
Elliott  '13 25 1 Cunliffe ii. 72 22 3 80 39 1 iv“ Ey  248 98 4 72 23 3
Bozxrdman  8 12 0 1 Tufnell  32 11 0 Miawihgrrace 1:: 11% 3 30 21 1
Johnson bowled a wide and Street a Foord—Ke1cey 30 15 2 48 14 0 Ridley III 20 11 0 28 9 0
110-1>=111- Mr A P b 1 d . G. F. Grace... 16 11 0
Umpires : W. Carlyn and W‘. H. Fryer. ' ' enn OW e a wide‘ ,
Il'mzt won by ten wickets. -Umpires : F‘ H‘ Farmnds and E- VVi115heY-
Mr. Frank Penn’s 160 was tl1e highest innings plaved for Kentto this date. Kent won by “.54” W’-5kg‘-53
He hit twenty 4's, and with the Hon. Ivo Bligh at one period put on 50 in twenty Lord Harris and Hearne put on 123 for the fourth wicket. A " cap “ of

minutes_ £22 25. was collected for the latter and presented to him on the spot.

2E


458 459

Played at Derby, June 17th, 18th and 19th, 1878. .
Played at Manchester, June 20th and 21st, 1878.

KENT.
Mr. C. A. Absolom, c Platts, b Mycroft 12 run out    20 KENT‘
G. McCan1is, b Hay    2 b Hickton    8 [1 Ah 1 L 11- l 13
G. G. Hearne. 5: Hey, b Mycroft  4 c Rigley, b Mycroft   0 M${c%1t§ré so  Cm ancais. Ire  37 C Homby, 1) Mclntyre 41
4th Lord Ha.rnS' C Curggnven’ b .MyCr°ft 36 b Hickton    106 Mr F. A. Mackinnon, cI’i11ir1g, b McIntyre 14 c Barlow, b McIntyre 2
Hon. Ivo B11g11,_ c A. Sunth, b I-I1ckton, 8 run out    2 G  Heame, C Mdntyre, -0 Watson  13 C sub.’ 13 McIntyre  9
Mr. F. A. Mackmnon, b Mycroft  16 run out    23 4t‘h Lord Harris’ b Watson   11 C 1>i111ng’ b Mdntyge  0
Mr. C. F. Tufnell, b Platts   10 b Hay    26 Hon. IVO Bligh, C sub" 1) Appleby 26 C Mdntyre, 1, Baflow .. 9
Mr. V. K. Shaw, 1) Mycroft   O c Mycroft, b Platts   19 Mr. W_ Fo0rd_Ke1cey' run out  15 C Sub” 1, McIntyre 0
Mr. VV. Pearce, lbw, b Mycroft   6 b Mycroft    14 G. Mccanfi-S’ C and 1) Watson  1 C pining, 1, Barlow ,,, 0
G. H. Remnant, run out   2 b Mycroft    0 Mr. V_ K. Shaw’ b Appheby 5 b Barlow   1
E. Henty, not out...    2 not out    0 G_ H. Remnant, run out  0 C Watson‘ 1, Barlow  0
B 9,1-b 4 13 B 6.1-1) 2, W 2 10 H. Vvood’ not Out__' 1 not out ...1  (6
“ " .'   2 Wt ,bB W...
111 223 E‘ Henty‘ bwmon 13 1,1-bl  2 C 3 son am . 1
DERBYSHIRE. 127 63
Mr. R. P. Smith, b Tufuell   0 c Remnant, 1) Harris  5
VV. Rigley, b Tufnell    12 c and b Hearne   35 LANCASHIRE'
G. Frost, c Harris, b Heatne   8 b Hearne    8 Mr‘ A_ N_ Homby run out   58
J. Platts, b Tufnell    1 c Bligh, b Hearne   36 R. G‘ Baflow, 1) F001.d_Ke1Cey   11 not out 7
Dr.  G. Curge11ve11,_c and b Pearce  20 b Hearne    27 M1.’ ]_ E_ Kershaw, C “food, 13 Heame  51
S. Rxchardson, c Hams, b Hearne 2 b Tufnell    0 M1._ S_ S_ Schukz’ C and 1, Heame  0 not out 4
T; Foster, run out...    13 c sub., b ‘I-Iearne _   10 MI. 0. P_ Lancashire’ 1bW’ b Heame  0 b Mccanlis 1
W. I-I1.ckto1-1, not out    31 c McCan11s, b Harris  27 ML E_ H_ Potter’ hit Wkt” 1) Heame  5
A. Smlth, b Pearce    0 not out    0 Mr. A_ APp1eby, hit Wkt” 1) AbSo1Om  17
W. Mycroft,  Pearce    0 b Hearne    3 Mr_ E_ B_ R0W1ey’ C Heamel b AbS°1om___ 5
G. Hay, c Bllgh, b Hearne   4 b Tufnell    3 A_ Watson C Henty_ b Heame   4
B 3» W 1  4 B 7: Lb 1 8" W. McIntyre, not out    5
“ ' ” R. P'111' ,bH    0
95 162 1 ng earne B 7, Lb 4, w 2  13 Byes, etc.  0
BOWLING ANALYSIS. 1% 1;
1st Inns. 2nd Inns. lst Inns. 2nd Inns.
B. R. w. 13. R. w. 13. R. w. B. R. w. - BOWLING ANALYSIS.
Mycroft  200 22 6 204 67 3 Hearne  91 44 3 172 77 6 151 Inns. 2nd 1nnS_ 1st Inns. 2nd Inns,
Hay  84 22 1 96 36 1 Tufnell  84 31 3 116 41 2 B_ R_ W. B_ R_ W. B_ R, W, B_ R_ w,
Pletts  72 26 1 144 53 1 Pearc_e  24 16 3 16 9 0 Appleby  144 49 2 Hearlle  200 62 6 2] 3 O
Hlckfon  96 23 1 34 37 2 Harm  05 27 2 Watson  188 43 4 so 16 0 Foord-Kelcey 64 32 1
F°Ster ,  20 5 0 Mclntvre  72 25 2 100 43 5 Harris  8 7 0
R- 1’- .Sm1‘Ch 8 3 0 Bar1ov§7  28 8 0 39 3 5 Remnant  40 16 0
A. Sm1th  16 7 O McCa111is  96 28 0 20 9 1
Platte bowled 2 wides. ‘ Mr. Pearce bowled a Wide. Shaw  13 11 0
Absolom  28 10 2

Umpires : VV. Goodhew and J. Harvey. .
Mr. Foord—Ke1cey bowled 2 Wzdes.
Kent won by 82 mm. _ _

Lancashire won by mm: wzckets.
In the first over (4 balls) he bowled Mr. Pearce dismissed Dr. Curgenven, . _ _ _ _
A. Smith and Mycroft. SIX men falled to score 1n Kent's second lnmngs.


460-

Played ‘at Hove, July 1st, 2nd and 3rd, 1878.

Ireland  8 7 0
Mr. A. Penn bowled a wide.

Umpires : C. Payne and VV. Martingell.

Sussex won by 56 runs.

In Kent’s second innings all ten wickets fell to catches.

SUSSEX.
Mr. R. T. Ellis, b Cunliffe   20 c Cunliffe, b Hearne  11
H. Phillips, b Hearne    5 run out   35
Mr. J. M. Mare, lbw, b I-Iearne   4 c Hearne, b A. Penn... 19
Jas. Phillips, c Hearne, b A. Penn  36 c Henty, b Hearne 7
V H. R. J. Charlwood, 1) Cunliffe   34 b Hearne 1
VV. A. Tester, c McCanlis, b Hearne  0 b A. Penn 1
Mr. C. M. Kennedy, c Hearne, b Cunliffe 8 not out   1
R. Fillery, C F. Penn, b Cunlifie  17 c VVOod, b A. Penn  16
I215. Lillywhite, jun., c and b Cnnlifie  16 c Ireland, b A. Penn... ‘ I
J. B. Hide, not out    1 c ‘Wood, b A. Penn  0
E. Miller, c Henty, b Cunlifie   1 b Hearne    1
B3,1—b l  4 B 1,1-b 1,w1  3
146 96
KENT.
G. H. Remnant, b Lillywhite   2 c ]. Phillips, b Fillery 2
G. M cCa.nlis, 1) Fillery    4 c and b Fillery  2
G. G. Hearne, b Fillery    12 c ]. Phillips, b Fillery 15
4th Lord Harris, b Lillyvvhite   27 c Charlwood, b Lillywhite  29
Mr. F. Penn, c and b Lillywhite...  10 C Turnbnll (for Ellis), b Fillery 8
Mr. W’. Penn, c Ellis, b Lillywhite  21 c H. Phillips, b Fillery . 8
Mr. F. S. Ireland, not out   18 c Fillery, b Lillywhite 1
H. Wood, c and b Fillery   0 c J. Phillips, b Lillyvvhite 4
Mr. C. M. Cunlifie, b Lillywhite   5 c and b Lillywhite O
E. Henty, c H. Phillips, b Lillywhite  0 not out   0
Mr. A. Penn, c Hide, b Lillywhite  14 c Hide, b Lillywhite  1
L—b  2 B 1
1 15 7 1
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
lst Inns. 2nd Inns. 1st Inns. 2nd Inns.
B. R. W. B. R. W. B. R. W. B. R. W.
Hearne  208 57 3 125 29 4 Lillywhite  224 45 7 164 23 5
A. Penn  100 21 1 116 29 5 Fillery  164 49 3 160 47 5
Cunlifie  161 56 6 80 35 0 Miller  20 7 0
McCan1is  20 1 0 Hide . 36 12 0

Of the twenty-seven matches played by Sussex in 1877, 1878 and 1879 they

Won only two.

461

Played at Tunbridge Wells, July 15th and 16th, 1878.

SUSSEX.
Mr. A. ‘N. Anstruther, b Hearne  3
H. Phillips, c Hearne, b Cunlifie  22
Mr. J. M. Mare, C Harris, b Cunliffe  14
Mr. H. Whitfeld, c Hearne, b Cunliffe  0
H. R. ]. Charlvvood, b Cunliffe   37

J. Phillips, c Ingram, b I-Ienrne   3
Mr. VV. A. Bettesworth, -3 Jones, b Cunlifie 8

b A. Penn

b Hearne . 
c Ingram, b A. Penn
c Ingram, b A. Penn

c A. Penn, b Hearne...
c Ingram, b A. Penn
b A. Penn

jas. Lillywhite, jun, not out  . 39 b I-Ieatne
R. Fillery, not out    0 run out
Mr. G. Goldsmith, c I-Iearne, b Cunlifle... 3 not out  
Mr. C. A. Brown, c F. Penn, b Hearne  4 c F. Penn, b A. Penn
B 15, l—b.1  16
149
KENT.
Mr. F. A. Mackinnon, run out   19
Mr. C. A. Absolorn, c Brown, b Goldsmith... 10
Mr. F. Penn, c Mare, b Fillery   30
4th Lord. Harris, c Fillety, b Lillywhite  76

Mr. W. Penn, c W'hitfel(l, b Lillvwhite  27

Hon. Ivo Bligh, C H. Phillips,

by Fillery . . . 4

G. G. Hearne, run out    4
Mr. R. S. Jones, c I-1. Phillips, b Lillywhite 20
Mr. A. Penn, C ]. Phillips, b Fillery .. 0
I. Ingram, C Fillery, b Lillywhite   25
Mr. C. M. Cunliffe, not out    20
B 7, 1-1) 1  8
243
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
lst Inns. 2nd Inns. |
B. R. W. B. R. W.
Hearne  144 51 4 108 25 3 l Goldsmith 
A. Penn  52 23 0 55 3 6 ‘ Lillywhite 
Cunlifle  92 59 6 52 27 0 Brown
Fillery . .
Bettesworth

Umpires : W’. H. Luck and C. Payne.

Kant won by an innings and 36 runs.

Mr. A. Penn’s bowling in the second innings was noteworthy.

B

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©C.0©>FA)—.


454 455

Played at"Lord’s, May 20th and 21st, 1878.

M.C.C. AND GROUND.

Mr. A. N. Hornby, b Hearne   12
W. Hearn, c Wood, b Hearne b   23
Ca t. F. Roebuck, st Ingram, Hearne 
Mr? A. F. Jeffreys, st Ingram, b Penn  33
Mr. G. F. Vernon, c I-Iearne, b Penn  40
AVERAGES FOR 1377_ Mr. J. S. Russel, st Ingram, b Penn  2
Mr. A. S. Barnes, b Hearne   10
Not Mr. A. H. Stratford,  Hearne   
In. Out Mt. Total. Aver. B. R. W Aver, R‘ 0' Clayton’ C Harms’ b Shaw   1,,
Absolom, Mr. c. A.... 26 1 44 490 19-60 1210 509 19 26-78 A; RY1°tt- C H3YW°°d» 1’ Remnant  6
 Hon. IV0 3 0    __ _ __ _ W . MyC1‘0ft, 11012 01112  9... 1  9
Burke, G. H.  1 0 9 9 900 88 51 4 1275 B 5» 1"’ ~» W 
Clifton, Lord  2 1 5* 9 9-00 12 9 0 —— 193
Crawford, Mr. J. C. 2 O 0 0 — 64 35 1 35-00
Crowhurst, G. 2 0 1 1 -50 112 46 1 46-00
Croxford, H.  8 2 11* 43 7-16 141 66 1 66-00 KENT_
Cunliffe, Mr. C. M.  4 - 1 16 30 10-00 92 48 2 24-00
Cufteis’ M;-_ E_ W_  2 0 8 9 4-50 _,— 2 4- A— Mr. F. A. Mackinnon, b Mycroft  3 c Roebuck, b Rylott... 4
Foord—Ke1cey, Mr. W. 25 1 74 433 18-04 2368 935 54 17-31 Mr. V. K. Shaw, b Rylott   17 c Hearn, b Mycroft  1
Grace, Mr. W. G. .. 2 0 58 108 54-00 244 74 3 24-66 Mr.  H. Mellor, b Mycroft . 0 c Rylott, b Mycroft  4
Harris, 4th Lord 23 2 80 533 25-38 144 82 3 27-33 4th Lord Harris, b Rylott  1 c Mycroft, b Rylott  0
He-arne, G. G. 24 2 35 209 9-50 3442 1235 105 11-76 G. G. Hearne, b Rylott    14 b Rylott   29
Henty, E,  18 9 53* 92 10-22 _— — »— —— G. H. Remnant, c Hornby, b Rylott 1 c and b Rylott 0
Jones, Mr. R. S,  1 0 2 2 2-00 _— — — Mr. A. Penn, b Rylott    3 b Rylott 0
Leney, Mr. H.  4 0 33 53 13-25 12 7 0 — I. Ingram, b Rylott    0 b Rylott 3
Mackinnon, Mr. F. A. 23 2 51 314 14-95 —~ —— -— — H- Wood. b Rylott   0 T1111 Out 6
Marsharu, Mr. G.  4 1 20 36 12-00 —— # —- — G. McCan1is. b Rylott 0 not out 6
BiCCa111is, Sgt. W.  10 O 63 134 13-40 128 66 3 22-00 R.  Haywood, not out    0 1) Clayton   0
Mellor, Mr. F. H.  4 0 20 31 7-75 — # — — Byes, etc. 0 B 2, 1—b 1 3
Penn, Mr. A.  5 1 9* 19 4-75 540 212 9 23-55 —— -
Penn, Mr. F.  24 3 148* 857 40-80 326 125 6 20-83 39 56
Remnant, G. H.  9 1 62 112 14-00 269 101 5 20-20
Ridley, Mr. A. W.  2 0 31 40 20-00 60 29 0 w BOWLING ANALYSIS‘ .
Shaw, Mr. V. K.  15 3 19 104 8'66 156 93 6 1550 151; Inns. 2nd I111-1s_
Stokes, Mr. L.  4 0 17 29 7-25 280 135 6 22-50 B_ R, w, B_ R, w, B, R, w,
Street, Mr. F. E.  1 0 0 0 —-— — ~ - - Penn    112 56 3 Mycroft  112 22 2 120 20 2
VVa1'de, M1‘. F.  2 1 8* 12 12-00 12 14 0 —- I-Iearne    168 72 5 Rylott  119 15 8 132 19 6
Yardley, Mr. VV.  15 0 76 356 23-73 —- — —‘\— McCa.n1is    16 12 0 Stratford  8 2 0 16 6 0
'.    2  2 8 '
At the wicket Henty caught 21 and stumped 3; Mr. Marsham caught 2 Igzfififood     151; 8 Clayton 9 1
and stumped 1 ; and MI. Yardley caught 3. Shaw    4 3 1
Remnant  . 20 11 1

Mr. Shaw bow'1ed a V-Viide.
Umpires : M. Sherwin and VV. Price.
M .C .C . and Ground won by innings and 104 runs.

“ This match was played in weather that consisted of strong cold Winds,
fierce rain storms, vivid lightning, loud thunder crashes and one or two small hail
showers.”


456

Played at Town Malling, June 3rd and 4th, 1878.

KENT.
Mr. C. A. Absolom, c Daft, b Morley  1 b Morley 7
Mr. F. H. Mellor, b Morley ..  0 b Morley ..  0
Mr. A. W. Fulcher, b Morley 13 1) Shaw   0
G. G. Hearne, b Shaw   0 b Morley   10
Mr. W. Pearce, c Daft, b Morley 8 (2 Shaw, b Morle . 8
G. H. Remnant, b Morley  6 c Flowers, b Morley  0
H. VVood, c Shaw, b Morley 2 b Shaw   2
Mr. A. Penn, b Morley 4 c \7Vild, b Morley 0
I. Ingram, lbw, b Shaw  0 not out   9
 Henty, b Shaw...    0 c Oscroft, b Morley  6
Mr. W. Yardley, not out   2 b Morley    6
Byes, etc.  0 L~b  2
36 50
NOTTING-I-IAIVISHIRE.

R. Daft, c Fulcher, b Hearne . 52

W. Oscroft, c Penn, b Pearce  O

A. Shrewsbury, c Remnant, b Hearn 1

John Selby, c Mellor, b Penn 50

F. VVild, b Penn    8

VV. Barnes, c Absolom, b Hearne  10

W. Flowers, b Penn .. .. 2

A. Shaw, not out   .. 6

S. Hind, c Mellor, b Hearne .. 0

Mr. R. Tolley, hit wkt., 1) Penn .. 0

F. Morley, c Penn, b Hearne . 3

L-b 2

134

BOWLING ANALYSIS.
lst Inns. 2nd Inns.

B. R. W. B. R. W. B. R. W.
Shaw  88 27 3 116 22 2 I-Iearne    168 49 5
Morley  88 9 7 114 26 8 Pearce    40 25 1
Absolom    16 16 0
Remnant    24 8 0
Penn    82 34 4

Umpires : R. Carpenter and W. Goodhew.
N ottinghamshire won by an innings and 48 runs.

Kent had a very weak team, but Shaw and Morley bowled splendidly. Notts.
won the toss and put Kent in.

The Town Malling ground " had lately been re-turfed, enlarged, and otherwise
much improved."

457

Played at Southampton, June 13th and 14th, 1878.

KENT.
Mr. F. A. Mackinnon, lbw, b Young 26 b Judd  . 8
Mr. C. A. Absolom, b Tate .. 0 c Tuck, b Young . 18
G. G. Hearne, run out  6 run out .. .. 1
4th Lord Harris, b Young  27 b Tate  .. 58
Mr. A. W. Fulcher, b Tate  24 c and b Tate  13
Mr. V. K. Shaw, c Young, b Tate 6 c and b Tate  9
Mr. F. S. Ireland, run out  0 b Young 4
Mr. W. Pearce, b Tate  9 b Tate 5
G. H. Remnant, b Tate  0 not out 0
G. McCan1is, not out 19 b Young 36
E. Henty, b Tate    23 run out    1
B6,]-b5 11 B2,1-b1,wl 4
151 157
HAMPSHIRE.
Mr. C. Booth, c Harris, b Hearne 0 b I-Iearne . . 1
C. Young, c Henty, b I-Iearne   5 lbw, b Hearne 2
Mr.D.W.].Duncan,c Absolom,b Hearne 0 b Ireland 8
Rev. W. J. Kendle, b I-Iearne   O b Ireland    3
G. Carter, c Harris, b Pearce  4 c Absolom, b I-Iearne .... .. 15
Mr. W. Baldock, b Pearce 8 c Absolom, b I-Iearne . 17
J. J. Tuck, b Absolom 15 lbw, b Ireland .. 0
H. Tate, not out    61 b Hearne 0
Mr. H. VV. R. Bencraft, b I-Iearne 11 not out   29
Mr. A. Duncan, c Henty, b I-Iearne 0 c Pearce, b Hearne  2
W. Judd, b Hearne    7 b Absolom    1
Bl,1-b4 5 132,1-b2,w2 6
116 84
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
lst Inns. 2nd Inns. lst Inns. 2nd Inns.

B. R. W. B. R. W. B. R. W. B. R. W.
Tate  161 51 6 236 61 4 Hearne  180 45 7 160 30 6
Young . . 196 61 2 159 70 3 Pearce  116 26 2 24 12 0

Judd  84 28 O 80 22 1 McCan1is  12 6 0
Absolom  48 21 1 22 9 1

Shaw . 20 13 0
Ireland . . . 112 27 3

Young bowled a wide.

Hearne and Mr.

one wide each.

Umpires : W. Martingell and W. Paris.

Ken! won by 108 runs.

Pearce bowled


450

1877.‘
Played at Canterbury, August 9th and 10th;

(XII. A SIDE.)

451

Played at The Oval, August 16th, 17th and 18th, 1877.

KENT.

 

Mr. F. A. Mackinnon, c Lindsay, b Barratt 3 c Strachan, b Barratt  6
KENT Mr.C.A.Abso1om,c J.Shuter,b Southerton 142 b Jones    21
‘ t , b Bra  17 Mr. F. Penn, not out    48 c L. Shuter, b Read   14
Mr. C. A. Absolom, C a_nd b M0r%)e§'VI 1... 2? . :tI§{1xi1§§::Otee’ b Gmyce 20 4th Lord Harris, c Jupp, b Barratt  64 c Read, b Southerton  8
Sgt. W. McCan11s, c Kmgscote, or ey 26 Km some b Grace 4 Mr. W. Yardley, c Pooley, b Southerton 7 lbw, b Southerton   76
Mr. F. Penn, run out. ...t   0 git Wft 'b jgmy   0 Mr. W. Foord—Kelcey, c Read, b Jones 2 C Lindsay, b Barratt  4
4th L (1 Harris. 5‘? K1I1z‘~’.SC0 er ‘ace  " __   7 G. G. Hearne, b Strachan   8 b Barratt   0
Mr.  Yardley, c Butler, 13 Rylotatc 3:  Bray    1 Mr. L. Stokes, b Southerton   4 c Southerton, b Barratt 3
Mr‘F'A'MaCkim10n’cfigniinitifrl jmce 12 (‘ Kingscote b Grace 1 G. H. Remnant, c Lindsay, b Southerton 1 st Pooley, b Barratt L;
M _ W. F o1:d—KelceY. _ Y 0   ‘ ’ .  3 Mr. V. K. Shaw, c and b Jones   13 not out   
 F- H(')M°1‘1°r’ St Ifullggscotfi b Grace 1? Blgirrziggcote b”Bray  2 Mr. G. Marshain, c Lindsay, b Southerton 14 b Southerton    20
G. G. Hearne, c Hay. > my   t ’   0 B 8, 1-13 3 11 13 5, 1-13 3 8
ML 0 M' C1m1ifie' C Tumenttt) Morley   <1;uG1l:1'Ll1:e, b Grace 0 -— -
G. H. Remnant, lbw, b Rylo . . .  9 not out    H 317 153
E‘ HWY’ mt °“t"'  "'12 3 B 5- H’ 3  3 SURREY.
1:]; 74 Mr.W.Lindsay,c Marsham,b Foord-Kelcey 14 b Hearne    45
H. Jupp, not out     91 c Mackinnon, b Stokes  2
Mr. J. Shuter, c Foord—Kelcey, b Stokes 5 b Hearne    15
M.C.C. AND GROUND. Mr. VV. W. Read, c Marsham, b Stokes 11 b Remnant    9
Mr. L. A. Shuter, 1‘. Stokes, b Hearne  89 not out    30
*_ G , , F rd—Kelcey, b R. Humphrey, b Hearne   5
Mrdbyt/)vl0n(i... raci. C ii)?   1 not out 49 Mr. G. Strachan, b Hearne 0
Mr A \V Anstruther, c Foord—Ke1cey, 1_ t out 14 E. Pooley, b Hearne 14 not out    2
I i l     o no   - E. Barratt, run out   1
Mrb II-felzalfirnérutcliley, b Hearne   37 G. G. Jones, st Marsham, b Stokes 6
M1-‘C ‘C C1arke,cFoord—Kelcey, bHearne 0 J. Southerton, c Absalom, b Hearne . . 4
Mr. J: Turner, c Foord—Ke-lcey, b Hearne 2 B 16, l-b 3, W 4, n—b 1  24 B 1, l-b 1 2
. . .B tl , ndb Absolom .- — ’ —-
1c‘:/[.affi>t].EH}.IB. Igiiiegscbtae, c Harris, 13 Hearn E3 _ 264 (4 wickets) 105
Mr. C. E. Cottrell, b Absolom      5 BOWLING Ammysrs.
26 b Hearne
Mr. VV. 11- H3YI:I“°€ 0“?  rd Izélcey  37 1st Inns. 2nd Inns. 1st Inns. 2nd Inns.
Mr. E. Bray, C en Y, 00 ’ ‘  B. R. W. 13. R. W. B. R. W. 13. R. W.
A. Rylott. c Hentgg f‘00I<1‘Ke1°eY 12 5 Barratt  152 70 2 140 70 5 Hearne  275 70 5 64 32 2
F, Morley, b F001’ ‘ 3 Cey   B 4,1-b 1  Jones  132 70 2 88 31 1 Foord-Kelcey 116 55 1 32 6 0
B 15: H’ 6  3 9; Southerton 210 88 5 136 48 3 Absolom  96 24 0 8 3 0
Strachan  76 51 1 Stokes  168 56 3 48 45 l
178 Read  28 20 0 12 ll 1 Penn  64 11 0
Bowmrc ANALYSIS. I 2 d mm L. A. Shuter 16 7 0 } ant  £3 1% 8 60 17 1
_ 11 .  ‘
1513 Inns‘ 2nd 3111:’, I 113st XI1lI.1S\V. B R. W. Harris  16 6 0 d
B. R. W. B. . - 21b 54 5 64 33 1 Mr. Foord-Kelcey bowled 4 \vi es
Grace  164 2': 3 132 23 ii   120 30 3 40 24 0 and a no-ball.
Morley  176 6 3 Foord-Kelcey 117 52 3 20 12 0' Umpires 2 W. H. Fryer and J. Street.
Ry1°“  130 4 116 27 4 I McCanlis  12 10 0 BMW
Bray  28 10 1‘ 1 Cunliffe  32 11 0 "-

Jupp batted on each of the three days for 91 not out. He carried his bat
through the innings and with Mr. L. A. Shuter added 147 for the fourth wicket.
His innings lasted six hours and contained two 4’s and 36 singles.

In Kent’s first innings Mr. Penn and Lord Harris put on 12] together.

Mr. Lindsay caught Remnant 103 yards from the wicket, and the ball was not

only at least eight feet off the ground when he stopped it with his right hand, but
was travelling fast.

Umpires . F. ‘wild and E. \Vi11sher.
M C C and Ground won by IM w1'0k3t5-

Capt Kingscote caught 5 and Smmped 3' b M F rd Kelcey
. . . ht at point y r. 00 - 2
The first four M.C.C. men dismissed were caug

.


452

Played at Maidstona, August 23rd, 24th and 25th, 1877.

LANCASHIRE.

Mr. A. N. Hornby, c Shaw, b Foord—Kelcey 1 b Hearne ...  24
R. G. Barlow, c Yardley, b Hearne  21 (1 and b Remnant  17
Mr. J. E. Kershaw, run out   5 b I-Iearne  ...  11
Mr. V. F. Royle, b Foord—Kelcey  8 C Foord-Kelcey, b Hearne  17

Mr. A. Appleby, c Maekinnon, b Foord« |
Kelcey      6 bflearne  2
Mr. E. B. Rowley, b Remnant  26 b Foord.—Kelcey 1
Mr. H. \Va1l, C Mackinnon, b I-Iearne 1 b Foord—Ke1cey 4
A. \Vatson, b Footd—Ke1cey  0 b Foord-Kelcey 40
Mr. C. G. Hnlton, b Hearne   0 not out   9
W. McIntyre, b Foord—Kelcey 5 c Mzmckinnon, b Hearne 5
R. Filling, not out   6 b Foorc1—Kelcey   0
B l.l—b6 7 B11,n—b2 13
86 143

KENT.
Mr. C. A. Absolom, c Pilling, b Appleby 0 c Appleby, b V/Vatson 41
Hon. IVO Bligh, c Appleby, b McIntyre 15 b McIntyre   1
Mr. F. Penn, c V’Vatson, b McIntyre 5 b McIntyre . 21
4th Lord Harris, c Pilling, b Mclntyre 34 not out 33
Mr. VV. Yardley, b VVatSo11   17 b Melntyre   O
1VIr.F.A.Mz1ckinnon,c VVats011,b McIntyre 5 c Barlow, b McIntyre 0
Mr. VV. Foord-Kelcey, c \Va1l, b McIntyre 7 run out   10
 G. Hearne, b 'WatSon    10 b Appleby   3
G. H. Rem11a11t, not out    7 c Watson, b Appleby 0
Mr. V. K. Shaw, lbw, b W'atS0n...  3 c Filling, b Appleby 0
Mr. G. Marshaxn, C 1-Iornby, b VVatSon 2 not out    0
B4,l—b3 7 B5,l—b4 9
1 12 1 18
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
lst Inns. 2nd Inns. lst Inns. 2nd Inns.

13. R. W. B. R. W. 13. R. W. B. R. W.
Hearne  96 36 3 137 63 5 Appleby  60 24 1 41 23 3
Foor(1—Kelcey 96 43 5 116 46 4 McIntyre . 120 70 5 96 " 4
Reinirant  1 0 1 36 21 1 VVatSon  63 11 4 112 1
Barlow  20 0

Mr. F0or(1—Kelcey bowled 2 11o—balls.

Umpires 1 VV. H. Fryer and —. Smith.

Kent won by one wicket.

VVhen Mr. Marsham Went in, last man, Kent req
Lord Harris then made a 2 and a single and the game was won.
3 wickets when Kent were within 5 of Victory.

uired three runs to win.
Mr. Appleby took

453

Played at Nottingham, August 27th, 28th and 29th, 1377.

KENT.
Mr. F. A. Mackinnon, b Barnes   17
Mr. C. A. Absolom, c Cursham, b Barnes 0
Mr. F. Penn, c Shrewsbury, b Barnes 32
4th Lord Harris, b Barnes    10
Mr. W. Yardley, c and b Oscroft   33
Hon. Ivo Bligh, run out    4
Mr. W. Foord—Ke1cey, lbw, b Daft  56
M1‘. F. E. Street, c Sherwin, b Oscroft  0
Sgt. W. McCanl1s, c and b Daft   15
G. G. Hearne, not out    7
G. H. Remnant, c Wild, b Morle  10
W  2
1%
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE .
VV. Oscroft, e Absolom, b P  2
R. Daft, c Remnant, b Peminn 8  1)) $31111:  31(1)
 Cursléam, run out 3 c Street, b Hearne   1
- . 1111 011   8 c Absolom, b Hearne  21
A’ Shrewsbury. b Hearne 14 e Hearne b Penn 3
Mr‘ R. Tolley, run out .. 3 not out    13
‘T;/>hn Selby, c Penn,  Hearne 3 c Absolorn, b Hearne , 8
W. glarnes, C lV£:Canhs, b Harris 6 e Yardley, b Harris   9
~ 0WefS. c emnant, b Penn 0 b Hearne  ._ 7
F. Morley, not out .. 11 run out i 1
M. Sherwin, b Hearne .  1 c Foord—Kelcey, b Hearne  0
B 511-10 1 6 13 11,1-b 1  12
65 lg
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
B 1st Inns. 2nd Inns,
. R.W. B. R. W. B. R w
B I . n
Ming;    12% 33 4 Hearne  102 14 3 120 47 7
.    6 1 Penn .  96 36 3 48 18 1
Oscroft    140 62 2 McCanl1s 12 4 0
Flowers    32 20 0 Harris If 16 5 1 20 6 1
Daft    96 13 , 2 Remnant  23 9 0
Absolom  28 14 0
Foord-Kelcey 23 3 0

Oscroft bowled 2 Wides.
Umpires: R. Carpenter and W. Goodhew.
Kent won by an innings and 12 runs.

N . - .
Shawbtts had all the Worst of the wicket, and were, moreover, vnthout A1fred


446

Played at Tunbrldge Wells, July 19th and 20th, 1877.

KENT.

Mr. C. A. Absolom, c VV. Humphreys. b

Brown     

Mr. F. A. Mackinnon, c H. Phillips, b
Lillywhite      12
Sgt VV. McCanlis, b Lillywhite   0
Mr. F. Penn, c Mare, b Fillery   83
4th Lord Harris, c Mare, b Fillery...  19
Mr. W’. Foord—Kelcey, c and b Skinner  29
G. G. Hearne, not out . .   25
G. H. Remnant, c Curteis, b Skinner  3
Mr. V. K. Shaw, c Fillery, b Skinner 0
H. Croxford, c H. Phillips, b Lillywhite 4
E. Henty, b Fillery     4
B2,1-b 4,W1 7
190

SUSSEX.

W.A.Hu1npl1reys, c Hearue, b Foord-Kelcey 6
G. T. Humphreys, b Foord—Ke1ce 1
Mr. J. M. Mare, b Hearne   0
H. R. J. Charlwood, b I-Iearne   O
J. Phillips, b Foord-Kelcey . .  0
R. Fillery, c Remnant, b Hearne . 0
Mr. R. M. Curteis, b Hearne  
J as. Lillywhite, jun., c and b Fo0rd—Kelce
Mr. C. A. Brown, c Absolom, b Hearne 
H. Phillips, not out   
J. Skinner, b Hearne   
B 1,1-bl, W 1 

Oil »—
LO 0J>8>CDOr&U1

b Foord-Kelcey 
c Henty, b Foord—Ke1cey
not out  
c Harris, b Foord—Kelcey

c Foord-Kelcey, b Hearne 

0 Shaw, b Hearne
c and b Remnant
b Hearne

b Hearne . .

c Henty, b Hearne
(2 Penn, b Hearne

B 2, 1-1; 3, w 1, illb 1 If

BOWLING ANALYSIS.

 

lst Inns.
B. R. W. B. R. W. B.
Lillywhite    176 62 3 I Hearne  93 I9 6 l62
Brown    132 53 1 Foord—Ke1cey 92 l7 4 180
Fillery    72 42 3 I Remnant  36
Skinner   76 26 3 I Croxford  16

Skinner bowled. :1 wide.

2nd Inns.

R. W.
36 6
55 3
9 1
4 0

Mr. Foord—Kelcey bowled 2 wides
and Hearne 21 no—ball.

Umpires: VV. Goodhew and H. Stubberfield.

Kent won by rm ivmings and 40 nms.

The match being over early, a scratch game was played between the
Gentlemen of Kent and Sussex (lO1—Lord Harris 58) and the Players (90 for

_four wickets——Hearne 35 not out).

 

447
Played at Maidstone, July 23rd and 24th, 1877.

SURREY.

Mr. A. P. Lucas, c Yardley, b Hearne  110
H. Jupp, c Absolom, b Crawford  
Mr. S. H. Akroyd, b Penn  
G. F. Elliott, run out 

Mr. G. N. VVyatt, c and b Penn 
Mr. G. Strachan, c Absolom, b McCanlis
R. Humphrey, c Henty, b McCanlis

E. Pooley, c Henty, b Foord-Kelcey
E. Barratt, b McCanlis 
G. G. Jones, not out...
J. Southerton, run out

m‘ _~m— ago
~ mu~woww»w¢m

 
 

B 4, w l 
3
KENT.
Mr. F. A. Mackinnon, st Pooley, b Barratt 5 lbw, b Southerton   0
Mr. C. A. Absolom, b Jones   5 c Pooley, b Barratt   25
Mr. W. Yardley, c Pooley, b Barratt  0 c Elliott, b Barratt   1
Mr. F. Penn, c and b Lucas   16 b Jones    22
4th Lord Harris, c and b Lucas   62 b Southerton  .. 0
Mr. VV. Foord—Kclcey, c \/Vyatt, b Jones 26 c Jones, b Lucas 36
Sgt. VV. McCanlis, lbw, b Sontherton  0 b Lucas  l8
G. G. Hearne, st Pooley, b Barratt  24 b Barratt  0
Rev. J. C. Crawford, c Barratt, b Lucas... 0 c and b Barratt 0
H. Croxford, c Pooley, b Lucas   6 not out  7
E‘. Henty, not out...    0 c Lucas, b Barratt 2
B 2, l-b 2  4 B 3
148 114
BOWLING A.-.\TAI.YS!§.
I 1st Inns. 2nd Inns.
B. R. W. l B. R. W. B. R. W.
Hearne    212 92 l Barratt  116 50 3 137 54 5
Absolom    72 29 0 Jones  136 55 3 28 18 1
Foord-Kelcey   I92 62 l Southerton  72 22 l 48 19 2
Crawford    64 35 1 Lucas  48 17 3 32 7 2
Croxford    52 32 0 Strachan  40 13 0
McCanlis    104 52 3
Harris    28 l5 0_
Penn . 86 39 2 5

Mr. Foo.r.d—Ke-lciey bowled a wide.
Umpires 2 W‘. Martingell and J. Street.
Szmzzy won by rm zhmings and 99 "1M7.§.

Mr. Lucas (first out) and Jupp made 189 for the first wicket of Surrey.
Jupp was second out, at 240. Mr. Lucas was missed when he had inade two singles.

“ A new pavilion had been erected, by subscription, on the Mole Park around
since last season ; a substantial structure, and thanks are due to (the 7th) Lord
Rodney for granting permission to build the szime.”


448

Played at Canterbury, July 30th and 31st and August 1st, 1877.

KENT.
Mr. C. A. Absolom, b Young   31 c Baldock, b Young  15
Mr. F. A. Mackinnon, b Tate   44 not out   5
4th Lord Harris, run out...   75 not out .. ' 9
Mr. F. Penn, c Young, b Tate   10
G. G. Hearne, run out    35
Mr. VV. Foord-Kelcey, b Tate   O b Tate...    0
Mr. V. K. Shaw, b Tate    9 -
Mr. E. VV. Curteis, st Longman, b Ridley 1 b Tate...   8
G. H. Remnant, b Duncan   62
G. H. Burke, 1) Tate 9
E. He-nty, not out...    53 c Baldock, b Young   0
B 10,1-b 9,w3... 22 L—b 2, w]  3
351 40
HAMPSHIRE.
Mr.G.I-I.Longman,cMacki11uon,bI-Iearne 11 c Burke, b Foord—Ke.lcey  1
Mr. C. F. Lucas, c Henty, b Foord—Kelcey 20 c Penn, b Foord—Ke1cey 12
Mr. D. VV. J. Duncan, b Hearne  4 c Absolom, b Burke   75
Mr. A. W. Ridley, 1: Shaw, b Hearne  22 b Hearne    39
C. R. Young, b Foord—Kelcey 1 b Hearne    5
Mr. C. Booth, b Burke    18 c and b Shaw...   77
Rev. J. G. Crowdy, c Remnant, b Foord-

Kelcey      2 (‘ Burke, b Foord-Kelcey  4
Mr. R. G. Hargreaves, c Absolom, b Burke 7 not out    35
Mr. W’. Baldock, b Absolorn   12 c Harris, b Shaw   7
Mr. J. Ward, c Absolom, b Burke  3 c and b Hearne   11
H. Tate, not out ..   - 0 b Remnant    O

B3,1—b2  5 B9, 1-b 7, w2,n—b1  19
105 285
BOWLING A‘.\TAIf,YSIS.
1st Inns. 2nd Inns. lst Inns. 2nd Inns.

B. R. W. B. R. W. B. R. W. B. R. W.
Vvard  152 77 0 Hearne  116 35 3 204 72 3
Young  172 82 1 40 13 2 Foord-Kelcey 120 42 3 120 43 3
Ridley  68 52 1 Burke  32 16 3 56 35 1
Booth  20 14 0 Absolom  25 7 1 56 21 0
Tate  13 60 5 40 24 2 Remnant  80 39 1
Duncan  17 6 1 I Shaw  56 25 2
Baldock  20 13 0 Harris  12 17 0
Hargreaves... 20 16 0 Penn  16 14 O

Longman  12 9 0

Messrs. Ward, Booth, Longman Mr. Foord—Ke1cey bowled 2 wides

and Young bowled 1 wide each. and Hearne a no-ball.
Umpires : W. Goodhew and H. Holmes.
Kent won by six wickets.

In Kent's first innings Remnant and Henty added 97 for the last wicket

and Lord Harris and Mr. Mackinnon put on 109 together for second.

449
Played at Canterbury, August 6th, 7th and 8th, 1877.

KENT (with Messrs. W. G. Grace and A. VV. Ridley).
Mr. A. W. Ridley, c Emmett, b Mycroft... 31 c Mycroft, b Lucas   9

Mr. F. A. Mackinnon, b Lockwood  11 b Lucas    0
Mr. F. Penn, 1: Shrewsbury, b Mycroft  11 b Ulyett   135
4th Lord Harris, c VVatson, b Emmett... 35 c Walker b Lucas ..  16
Mr- W. G. Grace. 1: Emmett   50 c ‘Watson’, 1) Ulvett ..f  as
Mr. W. Yardley, c and b Ulyett  47 C Ulyett, b Emmett   61
Mr. W. Foord—Kelcey,.b Mycroft  12 c Ulyett, b Emmett   30
Mr. F. H. Mellor, c VV1ld, b Mycroft  2 c and b Emmett 20
G. G. Hearne, c Walker, 1) Mycroft  9 b Emmett    1
Mr. C. A. Absolom, b Mycroft   7 C Emmett, b U1yett   0
E. Henty, not out...    0 not out    4
B5,1—b.7,w2... 14 -B1,l-b4,w3... 8
229 
ENGLAND.
1%/Ir. I. D. Walker, c Harris, b Hearne  38
1 r. A. J. Webbe, run out   8
Mr. A. P. Lucas, c_ and b Grace   21 not out  7
E. Lockwood, c Rldley, b Absolom . 63 c and b Absolom  4
Mr. G: F. Grace, c I-Ienty, b I-Iearne  12 c Mackinnon, 1) Grace _. 14
A. Shrewsbury, lbw, b Grace  3 not out ..  . ' 1 7
F. \Vild, b Foord—Kelcey... . 24
(E. Ulyett, b Absolom   25
T. Emmett, c Ridley, b Absolon 5
A. Watson, not out    4
W’. Mycroft, c and b Absolom   0
B 2, 1—b 2, W 1, n-b l  6 Byes’ et,;_  O
209 (2 wickets)  §§
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
1st Inns. 2nd Inns. 1 . 1st l.n11s. 2nd Inns
B. R. W. B. R. W. 1 13. R. W. 13. R 
Lockwood  116 41 1 20 19 0 1 Grace  188 53 2 56 11% 1‘
Mycroft  159 42 6 152 70 0 Foo1‘d—Kelcev 104 41 1
glyett  8:: 6173 1 144 62 3  Ridley  60 29 0
wmmett  6 4'. 2 208 89 4 [ Henrne  176 61 2
Watson  48 22 0 32 25 O ’ Absolom  40 14 4 52 115 1
Lucas  140 52 3 1
Grace  16 17 O 
Emmett bowled 5 wides. Mr. Foord—Ke1ceV bowled a wide

and a no—1:>a1l.
Umpires : F. Morley and E. VVillsher.
Dwwm.
In Kent's second innings Mr. Penn put on 81 for the third wicket with “ W G ”
and 107 for the fifth with Mr. Yardley. In Eng1aud’s second i1]_11h1(:rs Gmie
amusement was caused by Mr. G. F. Grace nlaking three big drives for 4:eacl1 off

an over (4 balls) from his big brotlier.
This match was played on an excellent wicket, “ the perfect level of which

v had been obtained by the continued use of a steam roller.”

2D


438

Played at the Oval, August 24th, 25th and 26th, 1876.

KENT.
Mr. C. A. Absolorn, c Read, 1) Southerto 5 c Street, 1) Barratt 27
Mr. F. Penn, b Jones    22 b Southerton  11
Mr. VV. B. Pattisson, b Street 0 b Southerton  2
Mr. VV. Yardley, 1) Street 0 b Southerton  45
4th Lord Harris, 1) Jones... 21 b Southerton  31
Mr. F. A. Maclzinnon, 1) Jones 0 1) Jones 11
G. G. Hearne, 1) Jones   0 b Barrett 5
Mr. VV. Foo1'<l—Ke1ce_v, b Soutlierton 5 b Bnrratt 49
Mr. V. K. Shaw, 1) Jones... 1 1) Jones 55
H. Croxford, not out 2 1) Jones 3
E. He-nty, b Jones .   .2 not out .   2
I3 G,l—b2  8 B7,l—b3... 10
66 258
SURREY.
H. Jupp, not out     73 not out 25
G. F. Elliott, 1) I“oord—Kelcey   0 .
R. Humphrey, c and b Henty   71 not out 28
Mr. V1". VV. "Read, (3 Harris, 1) Croxford  13
Mr. 1.. A. Shuter, b Foord-Kelcey 0
Mr. J. Carinichael, b Foorr1—Ke1cey 0
E. Pooley, run out    38
E. Barratt, c Shaw, 13 Foord—Ke1cey  5
J. Soutlierton, b Absolom   4
G. G. Jones, C Harris, b Absolom 0
J. Street, 12 Croxford    26
B 30, 1-1) 1, w 6, 11-1) 1  38 B 4
268 57
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
lst Inns. 2nd Inns. lst Inns. 2nd Inns.
13. R. W. B. R. W. B. R. W. B. R. W.
Southerton... 96 28 2 228 93 4 Foord-Kelcey 168' 56 4 52 20 0
Street . 44 20 2 36 31 0 Hearne  164 76 0 8 0 0
Jones  52 10 6 151 59 3 Absolom  116 53 2 52 19 0
B arratt . 156 59 3 Harris ... 36 10 0
Elliott . . . 12 6 0 Penn 64 13 0
Shaw 80 13 0 8 14 0
Henty  4 3 1
Croxford  25 6 2

Mr. Foord—Keleey

gwled 5 Wides

and a no-ball and Lord Harris a wide.
Umpires : V17. H. Fryer and T. Humphrey.
Surrey won by ten wickets.

Jupp was on the field throughout the match.

In his first innings he went

in first and carried out his bat, and with Humphrey put on 121 for the second

wicket.

At one time in the first innings of Kent Jones took five wickets, all bowled,

in six overs for 5 runs.

 

439

AVERAGES FOR

Not
In. Out
Absolom, Mr. C. A.... 19 1
Byass, Mr. J. E.  4 0
Constable, VV.  2 0
Croxford, H.. ..  7 4
Fellowes, Capt. J.  2 0
Foorrl-Kelcey, Mr. W. 18 0
Harris, 4th Lord  21 1
Hearne, G. G.  20 3
Henty, E.   16 4
Keeble, G.   2 1
Mackinnon, Mr. F. A. 19 2
Marsham, Mr. G.  1 1
McCan1is, Sgt.‘ VV.  10 1
Palmer, R.   6 2
Pattisson, Mr. VV. B. 9 0
Penn, Mr. A.  2 0
Penn, Mr. F.  21 2
Penn, Mr. W.  2 0
Remnant, G. H.  6 1
Shaw, Mr. V. K.  15 1
Thomson, Mr. H. S.... 3 0
Warde, Mr. F.  4 0
Wood, H.   4 O
Yardley, Mr. W’.  13 0

At the Wicket Henty caught 15 and stumped 7 ' Mr. G.
Palmer stumped 3 ; and Wood caught 2 and stumgied 3.

Mt.
43
17

1
32*
32
88

154
57*
19

6*
51*

0*
39

13
92

Total
306
29
1
80
33
401
715
256
74
8
266
0
124
9
85
22
331
19
28
225
44
21
28
329

l87(‘.

Aver.
17-00
7-25
-50
26-66
16-50
22-27
35-75
15-05
6-16
8-00
15-64
*0-00
13-77
2-25
9-44
11-00
17-42
9-50
5-60
16-07
14-66
5-25
7-00
25-30

B.
2064

141
496
2108
352
1571
12
132

8
32

553
196

20
646
140

24

28

32

R.
1022

56
198
839
193
634

10

37

W. Aver,

4-1 24-92

4 14-00
10 19-80
49 17-12
14 13-78
37 17-13

1 10-00

1 37-00

0

0 _-
4 12-35
0 __
10-00
41-00
28-66
5-00

Ol€0J\]>—A

0 ..

Marsham stumped 1 ;


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Played at Hove, July 9th and 10th, 1877.
Played at Tunbridge Wells, July 16th, 17th and 18th, 1877.

KENT.
Mr. F. A. Mackinnon, c Curteis, b Fillery 23 not out ...   lg KENT.
M .C. A. Ab 1 , B , b '11 h't 30 t t   
 F_ Penn sf: Zfildg Lri(1)1‘;;hitIe“1 yw  61 no on Mr. C. A. Absolpm, b W. It/lycroft  33 run out    1
4th Lord Hérfisl C Brown b Hide  12 Mr. F. A.yMack1‘11non, b Hlnd   36 b VV. Mycroft...   1
Mr.W.F0ord_Ke1Cey, CH"PhimpS’ bflide 74 Sgt. W. McCan11s, c Shaw: b W. Mycroft 4 b VV. Mycroft...   10
Mr. L. Stokes, hit wkt., b Lillyvvhite  17 Mr‘ E Pen“, °.F‘°-“I 1’ H‘°kt9n 47 C I ~ Smith: *3 Hickton  12
G. G. Heame’ C H. Phillips’ 1) Hide 5 4th L(7)rd‘Harr1s, C Platts, 1_) Hind 7 c T. Mycroft, b Hickton  12
Mr. R. S. Jones, b Hide   2 M“ W I‘°°‘d‘Ke1°‘=Yx b H‘°kt‘?“ 3 1’ VV- Mycroft-~  .— 0
H‘ Croxford’ run out   -  8 H. Cxoxford, c VV. 1\_/Iycroft, b Hickton 2 b W. Mycroft...   5
Mr. F. Warde, c Cotteri11,b Lillywhite  4 9- 9- H‘~"”“e» P H1°1<t°n---  3 st T- Mycroft. 12 W. Mycroft... 5
E. Henty, not out...    7 Mr‘ C‘ M’ Cunhfie" n°.t out 3 C W: Mycmft 1’ Hickton  11
B 21 1-b 4 w 2 n-b 1  28 Byes, etc.  0 M1 V K Shaw. b Hlckton  2 not out   .. 13
’ ‘ ’ _ _ E. Henty, c W. Mycroft, b Hickton 0 b VV. Mycroft...   1
2 1 13 4 L43  4 B 1, 1-b 1  2
1 9 _
SUSSEX. 78
G. T. Humphreys, b Foord-Kelcey  7 b Foord~Ke1cey   2 DERBYSHIRE.
Mr. I. M. Cotterill, b Hearne   33 b Hearne    3 ,_ _
Mr. R. M. Curteis, b Hearne   3 b Hearne    1 M‘ 1- Smlthr lbw» b Cunhfie   9 1) F00rd—KelCey   28
H. R. _I. Charlwood, C Absolom, b Hearne 36 run out    47 G- F3053 b F°°Id‘Ke1CeY   24 1.) Hearne    6
J_ Phillips, b F0Ord_Ke1Cey   4 run out    0 W. Rigley, c C_roxford, b Foord—Ke1cey  13 c Mackinnon, b Cunliffe  15
R. Fillery, c Penn, b I-Iearne   15 c Jones, b Hearne   11 M“ R- P- Smith» b F°°rd‘Ke1CeY  17 C MCCaI1lis, b Hearne  18
Mr. C. A. Brown, st Henty, b 1-Iearne  0 b Foord~Ke1cey   0 J ' P1'f1tt5» b Cmxford    27 1) F00rd-Ke1cey   27
Mr. C. M. Kennedy, c Absolom, b Hearne 10 c Foord—Ke1cey, b Hearne  1 A' Hmd- C Ab5°1‘,’m' b Heame   1 C Shaw: 13 F°°1'd‘Ke1C‘3}’ - 5
Jas. Lillywhite, jun., c Henty, b Fo0rd— T‘ Foster’ C Harms’ b Heame O C Cmxfordv 13 F0°Td‘Ke1CeY--- 3
Kelcey      2 c Henty, b Foord-Kelcey 52 H~ Sh_3Wr C Absolomg b Heame  3 not out    1
J. B. Hide, b Hearne    0 c Henty, b Stokes 23 W» Hlcktofl. C Cunllffe, b Hearne 0 not out 3
H. Phi11ips, not out    1 not out    1 ' T~ MYCr°ft- run Out   8
B 5 1-1; 3 n-b 4 12 B 10,1-b 3, w 2, n-b 4 19 1 W4 Mycroft» not out    0
’ ' __ __ B3,1—b l,W1,n-b3... 8 B2,1-b4,Wl 7
123 160 *“ -
. 110 119
BOWLING ANALYSIS. .
lst Inns 2nd Inns lst Inns 2nd Inns BOWLING ANALYSIS‘ 1
13. I R.  B. R. Viz. B. R. W. B. R. W. 1135’: IIIIKHS. 2nd Inns. 1st Inns, 2nd 11mS_
1i11 whit  208 79 4 Foord-Kelcev 120 59 3 136 53 3 ' 4 W- B~ R~ W~ 13- R. W. B. R. W.
érozvn e  92 36 0 Hearne    7  _  4  lVIyCl‘Oft... 120 38 2   6 Hearne ...   4  57 2
Fillery  144 69 1 12 6 0 Absolom  8 7 0 H!“  92 26 2 F°°‘.‘1‘Ke1°eY 108 34 3 88 33 4
Hide  116 59 4 12 7 0 Stokes  28 13 1 Hickton  155 47 6 112 45 3 Cunhffe  20 17 1 40 20 1
[ Croxford  32 7 0 g-at: SID-1th   8 Croxford  20 21 1 21 2 0
Mr. Brown bowled a no—ba11. Mr. Foord-Kelcey bowled 2 Wides  _ .
 s    3   
Umpires : W. Martingell and H. Killick. ; Umpires : W. H. Luck and R. A. Thorns.
KW‘ "70" by 55"’ wi5ket5- i Derbyshire won by thnze wickets.

Four were run from one of Mr. Foord-Ke1cey’s 110—ba.1ls. There W35 110 P13)? 011 the first day owing to rain.

In their second innings Sussex lost their seventh wicket at 24, but totalled 160i

Mr. Absolom obtained all the runs made in the second innings of Kent.


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Played at Canterbury, August 7th, 8th and 9th, 1876. .. 435
KENT AND GLOUCESTERSHIRE. - Played at Canterbury, August 10th, 11th and 12th, 1876.
Mr. W. G. Grace, c Shaw, b Emmett  9 b Shaw    91 (XII. A SIDE.)
Mr. \V. R. Gilbert, lbw, b Shaw  143 not out    0 3 KENT_
Mr. F. Townsend, c and 13 Hill   28 c A. ]. Webbe, b Ulyett 28 Mr. V. K. Shaw, b Clarke   17
4th Lord Harris, b Hill    45 b Ulyett   as Mr. C. A. Absalom, b Grace .  10
Mr. W. Yardley, c and b Shaw   47 c Davey, b Ulyett 32 Mr. W. B. Pattisson, c and ‘D Clark"  20
Mr. F. Penn, b Hill    22 1; Shaw  0 Mr. W. Yardley, b Meares    47
Mr. G. F. Grace, c Ulyett, b Shaw  17 b Shaw 0 4th Lord Harris, c Meares, b Crutchley  154
Mr. V. K. Shaw, c H111, b Shaw  5 Mr. F. Penn, run out  . 0
Mr. W. Foord-Kelcey, lbw, b Hill  7 c H. R. Wcbbe, b Shaw 3 , Mr. F. A. Mackinnon, c and 1» Grace  23
Mr. C. A. Absolom, c Ulyett, b Shaw  4; b Shaw   O 1 G. G. Hearne, not out  ..  57
Mr. J. A. Bush, not out    . 1 Mr. H. :3. Thomson, c 1 ' 
B 8, 1-13 7, w 1  16 13 4, 1-b 5 9 1 Mr. W. Foord—Ke1cey, %§i‘§eJ° Grim  
’— —— Ca t. . Fellowes, c G01 ‘ 
345 (8 wickets) 2 ‘G 1 E.IlI_ei]1ty, b Meares  dne§.,.).b Cn?F.Ch1ey.:.. 
ENGLAND,  B 28,1-b 4, w 4  36
Mr.A.P.Lucas,c W.G.Grace,b Foord-Kelcey 0 b Townsend    46 1 '7
Mr.A.].Webbe,c VV.G.Grace,b Foord—Kelcey 8 c Bush}, b Aéasolom   109  M C C 473
E.Loc.kw0or_‘1,c Foord-Kelcey,b Gilbert  63 st Bus 1, b ilbert   36 .- Mr, W, ‘_ ; . ' ' ’ ,
A. Greenwood, b Foord-Kelcey   19 b Foord—Kelcey   23 I Mr. A.  ’  I1{Xb:<r)ll1<?1nb Thomson”. 13 C iizlw’ b.H‘°lr“5   344
G. Ulyett, 0. Gilbert, b Absolom  24 c and b Harris   32 5 Mr. G. Bird, 0 I~1e11ty b Fenowe-g-~  4 11:) F omson, b Hearne  7
Mr. H. R. Vvebbe, c VV. G. Grace, b Foord—  Mr. ]. Turner, c Absolom b Fellowes  15 b HOOK-1_Ke1°eY   13
Kelcey      52 c Bush, b Foord-Kelcey  6  Mr. C. C. Clarke c Absolorn b Fe11owcs'" 19 Hams  -   15
T. Emmett, c Harris, b Gilbert  . 19 c W. G. Grace, 1) Gilbert  58 ; Mr. L. s. Howell b Foord-1{c1ce  34 C 91? mm’ b Hams   12
A. Shaw, cYard1ey, 1» Absolom  10 bl-Iarris ,    15 1 Mr. G. E. Cottrell, b Fellowes "y  17 C ‘T1,aw’bTh°mS°“-   30
A. Hill, c and b Absolom   15 not out    12 , Mr. W. I-I. Hay, b Hearne   12 C Omsom b Harms  10
J. G. Davey, c Townsend, b Absolom  6 c Bush, b Absolom   1 3 Mr. G. H. Goldnev b Fellowes   0 4- L
F. Morley, not out    1 c W. G. Grace, b Gilbert . . 1 ; Capt. G. B. Meares’ c and b rte-;.;}1c  14 not Om    0
13 4, 1-15 4, w 1  9 B 7, 1-1; 7, w 2  16  111:. H. N. Tennantjst Henty, b‘Hear11e.':: 3 :‘1O1;e:11r11t b Absolom   13
226 355 A: r. P. E. Crutchley, no%o?11t1_b  S  3 c Pattisson, b Absolom  84
BOWLING ANALYSIS‘ 1 » - ~  B 14, 1-13 11, w 5  30
1st Inns. 2nd Inns. 1 lst Inns. 211d Inns.  144 (9 wickets)  557
13. R W. 1;. R. W. B. R. W. B. R. w. 5 BOWLING ANALYSIS.
Shaw  300 78 5 102 61 5 Foord—Ke1cey 100 49 4 100 64 2 1 I 151 11111s_ 2nd hum
Emmett  152 77 1 36 22 0 W. G. Grace 1 88 51 0 ‘ 84 56 0 5 Cr . 13. R. w. 11 R_ W‘ B. R. W_
Hill   196 as 4 36 27 0 Absolom  90 54 4 116 67 2 B} 3“    308 116 4 Absolom  128 42 1 156 105 2
Morley  as 51 0 52 36 0 G. F. Grace 32 19 0 28 9 0 Cfalrfs    130 85 2 Thomson  23 14 1 so 52 1
Ulyett  20 15 0 so 51 3 Gilbert  60 40 2 113 63 3 C01: en    80 50 21Fc11owcs  164 50 5 112 G3 0
Lockwood  52 20 0 Shave  4 4 0 32 14.  Lmarse    76 49 0 I Foord-Kelce)’ 56 24 1 160 84 1
. Harris . 36 18 2. (‘O1-dne    24 19 O Hearne  17 0 3 140 91 1
Townsend  36 48 1 1 If Y    36 30 0 | Penn  16 5 0 23 25 0
Emmett bowled 21 wide. , Mr. Foord-Kelcey bowled 3 Wides. ; Centnant    24 20 0 Harris  76 59 4
Umpires : T. Hearne and E. VVil1sher. V ' ff‘ Chley    96 68 2 . Shaw  16 14
1 - Brrd... . 8 9 0 1 1 ‘ 0
I . Dmztm. . . . . . ~.   Y9,r(1_ey  32 27 0
Mr. Grlbert made his 143 out of 330 111 290 mlnutes, gwmg only one drificult I C _ I Hcnty  3 7 0
cl1a11<:c and hitting 17 4’s. M1‘. \Vebbe obtained his 109 out of 204 in 130 minutes  , . apt‘ Meares ]’°“V19d 3 Wides Cltld Mr. Thoxnson b0w1ed 4 Wide
. . . Mr. Goldner 1 S and
and 111‘: 16 4 s.  3 - Mr. Foord-Kelcey 3. (Four were run
“ For the first time i11 this match the batsrnerfs names, arranged in the order 1 V . for one bowled by the former.)
of going—in, and p1'i11tcd in large letters, were placed on L116 te1egraph—board as ’\ U111P11"=S1 T- H€§).rI1€ and E. VVillsher.
' 1 TKIZUH.

they went in, so that they co11ld'be seen from all parts of the ground." . . I d H _ _ ‘ _ .
W’ hen stumps were drawn Kent and G1oncestersl1irc,_with 2 wickets in hand, .  four r “'§‘.rt‘;S ‘Fade 1115 134 ‘vhflst Only 30 Other 111115 Were SCOIEG and hit twenty-
wanted 31 to win. " Tl1c “round was as level and true as 1t could have been made, , 1 5‘ , 1 M1" Yardley 119 Put On 107 for the fo11rt-11 wicket,

. Dnrnrg the match 19 men bowled, 1,999 balls were delivered and 1,174 runs

thztnlzs to the stea1n—roller. ’ 1 mqde f .51 V. k ‘

In the second innings "VV.G.” and Townsend added 100 for the second  ‘ '“/fr ‘ t}V1V1°_\ft§- -

wicket, and A. J. VVebbe and Lucas 111, also for the second mcket. ; in Si‘ Iififirs‘2:15‘£E—‘;EI:1tf0l3I(:yyV'C(%—01’l,  lzch111d_ «. ug‘(_;_,, Scored 344 out of 546
‘ ‘ V Y - 11111 95 WI 1011 :1 chance cre being ca11qht at mid‘off

H 1 't fift - ’ 1 ‘ ’ , I . . _
e n 5’ one 4 5v fight 3 5. tVVU1'CY 5-’ S and seventy-srx singles and added 78

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Played at Southampton, June 4th, 5th and 6th, 1877.
KENT j‘ Played at Canterbury, June 14th, 1511. and 16th, 1877.
Sgt. W‘. McCan1is, c Hargreaves, b ‘
Baldock      63 b Hargreaves...   3 ,
Mr. C. A. Absolom, b Lushington  42 run out    23 NOTTINGHAMSHIRE‘
G. G. I-Iearne, c Carter, b Lushington  3 c Tate, b Galpin   22 3 VV_ Oscmft C Shaw 1) A‘ Penn   10 run out    42
M13 F- Penn: ‘3 HYSIOP» 13 H3rgT9”~Ve5  55 not out    48  R. Daft, b ’Foord—K'e1cey... V   13 c Absolom, b Hearne  18
Mr. W’. Foorc1—Ke1cey, b Hargreaves  24 11013 Out    21 1 A. Shrewsbury, c and b I-Iearne...  29 c Henty, b Absolom   58
i%‘'-  L9§eY- b TF}t‘1‘- _   V   John Selby, b Foord-Kelcey   1 b Foord-Kelcey   22
7- - 15- haw» C (Ja_Pm» “$199-V 95-~ R. Butler, c Absolom, b A. Penn  29 b Foord-Kelcey   2
M1 A- Penn» C Lu5.111ngt011: b Tat‘?  2 » F. W'i1d, c Foord—Ke1cey, b A. Penn  4 r11n out    3
Mr. L. Stokes, b Rxdley    5 ‘ W. Barnes, hit wk‘r., b Abso1om  0 not out    109
Mr F- Warde. _not out    8 Alfred Shaw, b Hearne    36 c Harris, b Shaw   32
E- He11tY» 13 Rune)’    0 S. Hind, jun., b Crowhurst   1 c Henty, b A. Penn   18
B 8.1—b 2, W 2  12 B 3-1-10 2  5 F. Morley, lbw, b A. Penn   14 c and b Shaw...   31
2—_ 12: 1 I. Tye, not out     1 c Foord-Kelcey, b A. Penn... 2
63 “ B 10,1~b 8,vv1 19 B 1,1-b 8,n-bl 10
_ HAMPSI-II_RE. V  1; - 347
H. Hyslop, hit wkt., b Absolom...  :> c Henty, b A. Penn   1 I
Mr. C. Booth, 1) F0or(1—Ke1cey   5 b Absolom    73 E
C. Tuck, st Henty, b Absolom   6 c I-Ienty, b Stokes   9 KENT,

 F.xG2V17g71>ir11{,_<1i91 Ab.st:)1IoI1n     c 1I;Ite):11t1y, b It-)Ie§rne  6; , Mr F Penn C Wild b Shaw 3 b Sh 93
r. 2. . 1 ey, earne   . c so om, earne  - - . _ .   aw    -
Mr, R_ G. Hargreaves, C F0ord_Ke1cey, Mr. F. A. Mackinnon, run out   21 st Wild, b Daft  23

b Absolom     5 b Foord-Kelcey   1  GV.VH‘e‘ar:4i<:1, b lgcirileyl    3 b Shaw  42
Mr. A. F. Jeffreys, c Warde, b A. Penn  O b Foord—Ke1cey   8 ; f- - "M e_Y. Or ey   C Wild, b Daft
G. Carter, b Foord—Ke1cey . .  31 c Abso1on1, b Hearne  10 ' 4th L015 Harris. C OSCYOH. 13 S113  1 b 5911))’   29
Mr. A. H. Luslfington, c Shaw, b Hearne 6 c F. Penn, b I-Iearne...  10 OMY- V- K- Shaw. C arid 13 ShaW_   7 113W, 13 Shaw  -- 1
Mr. '\V. Baldock, not out...   16 c Hearne, b Foord-Kelcey  8 M13 W- F00Td'K€1CeY, C Oscroit, b Shaw 20 C 0SCf0ft. b 511-3W 28
H. Tate, c Stokes, b Hearne   9 not out    38 ‘ M1 A- Penn» b Tye    5 b TYE   1
B 5’ 1.}, 3, W 1  9 B 5_ W 1’ 31.1, 2  3 . Mr. C. A. Absolom, b Tye   24 c Shaw, b Tye 7
_ _ V G. Crowhurst, c Tye, b Shaw   0 b Shaw  1
155 231 ~. E. Henty, not out...    0 not out    0
BOWLING ANALYSIS. - 4 B 4. 1-b 2  6_ B 3, 1-1: 1  3
1st Inns. 2nd Inns. 1st Inns. 2nd Inns. f 94 171
B. R. W. B. R. W. B. R. W. B. R. W. ‘
Galpin  G8 40 0 32 10 1 Absolom  188 64 4 60 39 1 , B A
Ridley  97 48 2 36 19 0 Foord—Ke1cey 116 30 2 108 57 3 _ 1 1 I OWLING NA W515‘
Tate  168 57 2 so 33 0 A. Penn  76 30, 1 41 20 1 ;.g BS‘ Ifflsw §I1d1RnI1§‘-, list 111315-W find inn:
‘I’ t  80 48 2 8 7 0 H  77 19 3 19/.‘ "8 4 :< - - - - - ~ - - - - —- '-
1fi3:t1L11g onm 32 4 0 Slfigle  4 3 O ’ °  1C1. Pefim t  13g E12 4 11%; 33 2 Shaw  213 23 5 224 44 5
Hargreaves... 92 46 3 44 33 1 W'arde  12 14 0 ;  F;‘:)‘;’d_‘§:1Cé§ 72 30 2 108 67 3 ¥°:1‘=Y  lgg =3?) 3 28‘;  3
B“1d°°k  28 1° 1 8 7 0  3:: _ fig 2; (1,  I-Iearne  20 2 2 204 87 1 Dzftiff ii. 64 34 2
} R Pénn  16 7 0 1  2I‘_XIbso_1om  56 34 1 124 65 1 Oscroft  32 12 0
Mr. Booth bowled 2 wides. Mr. Foord-Kelcey bowled 2 Wides Slfrns  16 $5 0 Selby  28 3 1
and a no—ba11 and Hearne 1 no-ball. ‘ aw  48 "9 2
Umpires : H. I-Iolnles and W’. H. Luck.  A Mr‘ F0°rd'Ke1Cey bowled a Wide
; , and Hearne a no-ball.

Kent won by seven wickets.
When Hampshire fo11owed—on Messrs. Booth and Ridley put on 107 for the 3
third Wicket. T ‘ - - V
The second innings of Kent was played in a downpour of rain, the players ' Nottmghamshwe won by 239 mm‘

being soaked to the skin.
Lord Harris was on the ground, but was unable to play owing to a sprained

Wrist.

Umpires : R. Carpenter and VV. Goodhew.

Alfred Shaw's bowling was Wonderfully true, as usual.

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Played at Have, July 10th, 11th and 12th, 1876-

 
  
 

  

SUSSEX.
‘\’[1‘ F J Greenfield, b 'c'<‘:m1'd—Kelcev  6 C Foord—KelCey, 1) H-€1f—‘5i5  42
H. Phillips, b Absoloin  V   23 b .!Ibsol<)m .  .. 16
T, Phillips, c Croxford, 1) Foord-Kelcey 41 b 1* oo1‘d1~KelCey . 17-
1.17. l\le1:11e11, C and 1) Ab<=.olon.1 K  1 lb W‘, b t‘00Yd'K€1C9Y~-- 123
H. R. ]. Charlwoocl, c Hearne, b Harris 40 b Absalom _‘  _  V 31
]:1s_ LillvWl1i‘te, 11111., C Heuty, b Hezxrne 28 C Byass, 1.7 Iioord-Ixelcey 40
R. Fillery, b ;’\1.>eo1n111    8 b Hearne   1
- ‘ .o.var(l, st I~Ie11ty, b Absolmn  0 b Foord—KelCey 33
‘~. . . .'cI111111)hreVs, it and b Absoloin  0 not out  3
. . L. M. Ke1111e(ly, not out   12 b Hearne  .. 1
_ _ Q_  Brown, run out   6 b Foord—KelCey I   2);
B9, 1.1) 2,w 1, 11.132  15 B 141,113 4,w2.r»-b5  1_
180 330
KENT.

Sgt, w_ Mgcanlis, b Lillywhite   '7 C Greenfield, 1) Lillywhite 
Mr. C. A. Absolom, C Mechen, 1) Brown 43 c and b Brown  48
Mr. F. Penn, c Brown, b Fillery  9 C Greeniielcl, by Brown _  17%
41:11 .I.or('l. Harris, b Brown   47 C  Plnlhps, 1) L111Y‘Vh1i/9  
M1 \V. 1%. Pattisson, b Brown   0 b lrreenfield   10
1\. ‘.F.:\.MaCkin11o11, C Brown. b L1llywl11te 1 1 b Greenfield 8
Mr. J.  Bjvass, lbw, b Greeiifield  17 run ont p...  11
Mr. W‘. Foord—Ke1cey, b Brown .  1 C §IeCne_11,.13 Uf9t‘{‘f1i€1‘Y1h,  3
G. G. 1~Ie:1.r11e, e H. P11illi;>s, b Lillywhite 32 C H. Plnlhps, 1) L11 YVV 116  g2

H. Croxforcl, not out    24 not out  _   <
‘ ' ,_ b F'11>  2 Gr nfield, b Fillery .. 16
E. I-IenfY. C J. Pl11lligs,6‘ H1 3:11, 1  10 C ee B 8‘ Lb 2, W 4: mb 2 18
55; 250

BOWLING ANALYSIS.
lst Inns. 2nd Inns. lst Inns. ind ];:J.I1SV;V
B. 1«:. W. B. R. W. I E- 1} V‘«:- i - ‘-
Absolom  193 91 5 180 104 2 Filler)? _  $46  é   '12
Foord—Ke1eey 184 55 2 287 101 5 Lillywlule  .36 I L 3
Emu-m., 3 14 1 76 30 2 Brown  100 57 4 140 72 -
C,;;.1=.,;(1  is 3 0 4.0 19 0 Greenfield  36 17 1 176 43 3
Hana II. 16 :2 1 36 2g 1 H. Phillips  . 12 4 0
Penn .. 23 33 0

Mr. F0ord~KelCey bowled 2 Wides
and 8 no~balls and Mr. P1:-n11 :1. wide.

Mr. Brown and LillyWl1ite bowled

Phillips 2 no—balls.

Umpires : VV. Ma.rt1'.ngell and H. Killiek.

Sussex won by 57 721-1725.

2 wides each and Fillery one and H.

C11arlwood’s 123 was :1 very fine innings, containing 11 4’s and being played

without a mistake.

431

Played at Tunbridge Wells, July 17th, 18th and 19th, 1876.

      

SUSSEX.
Mr. F. J. Greenfield, 11 F00rd—Ke1Cey  0 C Shaw, b Harris 5
H. Phillips, b Foord«KelCey   14 b Sliaw   
J. Phillips, r: Henty, b Absoloin.  38 C Reninant, b Foord—KelCey
H.R.].C11arlwood, C Harris, 1) Slmw  26 C S1121“, b Absolom 
I/‘J.  H11n1pl1.reys, C Henty, b Shaw  0 b I<‘oord—KelCe_v
J. ,. Lillywhite, j1.1n., C Henty, b Shaw 9 b Henrne ..  5
R. Fillery, b Foord—KelCey   71 c Henty, b Al.>.=.010n;
C. I-Iowarcl, C Foord-Kelcey, b Hearne 14 C Henty, b I-Iearne
Mr. C.  Kennedy, C Henty, 1) Harris 3 C Harris, b F0ord—Ke1Cey
Mr. C. ‘L Brown, C and b Harris . C I“oo1‘d—Ke1Cey, b I-Iearne  I
I. B. I-Iide, not out    1 not out  

B 17, 1-13 2,w3, n«b.’Z  24 B E2,1—b4,w4 2

200 168

K:«NT

Mr.W.B.7"1.ttisson,c I-Ioward,b Lillywhite 2 c H. Phillips, 1) Lillywhife 0
Mr. C. A. Absnletn, b Broxvn.  2'2 9 H‘-.~.1npl1reys, b Hide 1?!
Mr. W’. Yardley, b Lillywhife   16 C ]. Phillips, 1) Lillywhite 34
4th Lord Harris, C H. Phillips, b Brown 0 not out   84
Mr.  Penn, C H. Phillips, b Brown 7 C (.}reenfie1.d, b Lillj‘/VVl1i‘1’C 19
Mr. F. A. iVL'1(‘.k1I1I1.“-I1, C Kenned_v, b Fillery'l9 C ]. Pl1illip~"., b Lillywhite 0
Dir. V. K. Shaw, C J. Phillips, b Lillywhite 0 1) Hide...   '7
G. G. Bearne, C ]. Phillips, 1) Hide  42 C Hide, b Lillywhite 11
G. H. Remnaiit, C Hide, b Lillywhite  6 C Hide, b Lillywhite O
Mr.\V.Foord—KelCey,C ].Pl1illips,b Hide 31 C. Greenfield, b Brown 19
E. Henty, not out...    0 not out    4
B7, 1-1: 3, W1  11 B12,1-bl,w1 14

156 21.5

BOWLING ANALYSIS.
lst Inns. 2nd Inns. 1st Inns. 2nd Inns.

B. R. W. B. R. W. B. R. W. B. R. W.

Fo(.\3:r1—I{elcey 86 47 3 104 51 3 Lillywhite  148 60 4 238 72 6
Absolom  120 67 1 76 32 2 Brown  96 46 3 80 35 1
Shaw  100 28 3 48 37 1 Fillery  80 32 1 36 32 O
Hearne  52 24 1 69 20 3 Greenfield  32 6 O 16 8 0
Harris  28 10 2 12 8 1 , Hide 10 1 2 104 52 2

Mr. Shaw and Lord Harris bowled
3 wicles each, Mr. Foord-Kelsey 21 wide
and 21 no-ball and Hearne a no—ball.

Mr. Broyvn bowled 2 Wides.

Umpires : VV. H. Luck and H. Killick.

Kent won by (me wiokei.

When Henty went i11, last man, and joined Lord Harris, 27 runs were Wanted
to win, and that number the pair obtained amid much excitement and entliusiasm.

In Kent’s second innings H. Phillips, whilst keeping Wicket, had his nose

broken by a ball bowled by Mr. Brown.

In the final stage of the game Mr. Absolom Was splendidly Caught at 10ng—0n
by I-Iumphreys, who fell over some Canvas with the ball, but both umpires agreed
that the Catch had been made over t11e boundary.

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436

for the fourth wicket with Mr. Howell and 227 for the fifth with Mr. Crutchley.
The first 100 runs were made by the side in forty-five minutes, and at the end of
the second day “ VV.G.” had scored 133 of 217 for four wickets in one hundred
and ten minutes. During his innings Mr. Yardley bowled both right-hand and
left-hand. " VV.G.’s" 344 was a new record for first class cricket, surpassing
Mr. W. Ward's 278 for M.C.C. v. Norfolk at Lord's in 1820, and he followed it
with 177 11. Notts at Clifton, and 318 not out 11. Yorkshire at Cheltenham. This
year he also made 400 not out for U.S.E.E. v. XXII. of Grimsby.

Played at i=ave:sl;z}n, A;]g’;.;1 17th, 18th and 19:11, 1876.

HAMPSHIRE.
H. Holmes, b Absolom    7
Mr. H. H. Hyslop, c Henty, b Thomson  5
Mr. G. H. Longman, run out .  6
Mr. D. VV. J. Duncan, run out 30

Mr. A. VV. Ridley, c Mackinnon, b  arde: 104

 

Mr. C. Booth, b Absolom . . 13
Mr. H. Maturin, b VVarde    13
Mr. A. F. Jeffreys, c and b Hearne  42
Mr. H. VV. R. Bencraft, b Hearne   5
VV. Paris, c Penn, b Hearne   3
H. Tate, not out     1
1333, 1-1) 7,w5, n—b3  48
277
KENT. -
Mr. V. K. Shaw,bTate    7 bTate    5
Mr. F. A. Mackinnon, c Hyslop, 1) Tate  7 not out    37
Mr. VV. Foo1'd—Kelcey, c Booth, b Ridley 31 c Tate, b Ridley   7
Mr. VV. Yardley, b Tate    15 c Bencraft, b Ridley...  19
4th Lord Harris, c Duncan, b Ridley  24 b Tate...    3
Mr. F. Penn, b Ridley   1 c Booth, b Tate   0
G. G. Hearne, b Tate    11 c Maturin, b Tate   14
Mr. F. Warde, b Ridley    1 c Maturin, b Ridley   10
Mr. C. A. Absolorn, not out   20 run out    16
Mr. H. S. Thomson, st I-Iyslop, b Ridley... 1 c Bencraft, b Ridley...  16
E. Henty, c Booth, 1) Tate   1 b Ridley    3
B6,1—b4  10 B5,l—b7  12
129 142
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
lst Inns. 2nd Inns.
B. R. W. B. R. W. B. R. W.
Absolom    176 73 2 Ridley  152 52 5 206 61 5
Thomson    32 20 1 Tate...  152 67 5 184 54 4
Foord-Kelcey   116 48 0 Holmes  48 15 0
Hearne    107 38 3 ‘
Harris    32 15 0
VVarde    20 5 2
Shaw . .. 68 30 0 1

Mr. Foord—Kelcey bowled 2 wides
and 3 no-balls and Messrs. Thomson
and Warde and Hearne 1 wide each.
Umpires 2 W. Goodhew and W. H. Luck.
Hampshire won by cm innings and 6 runs.
Mr. Ridley made 104 out of 241 by fine, free cricket, giving only one chance
late in his innings, and took ten wickets with his lobs.
This match was played at St. Anne’s, the residence of Mr. R. H. Neame. The
ground was rather small and the outfield rough.

437

Played at Gravesend, August 2151:, 22nd and 23rd, 1878.

KENT.
Mr. C. A. Absolom, b Watson-   22 b Watson    29
Mr. V. K. Shaw, b Watson   0 b Mills...    3
Mr. W. Yardley, b Watson   10 c Barber, b Watson   44
4th Lord Hrris, c Wadsworth, b McIntyre 9 c Watson, b McIntyre  1
Mr. F. Penn, c Hornby, b McIntyre  12 lbw, b Mills    30
Mr. F. A. Mackinnon, run out   11 not out    51
G. G. Hearne, c W'atson, b McIntyre  5 b Mills...    0
Mr. W. Foord-Kelcey, b Mills   50 b McIntyre    17
Mr. F. Warde, b McIntyre ,   10 c Royle, b McIntyre...  0
H. Croxford, not out    10 c Royle, b Ricketts   4
E. Henty, b VVatson    2 c ‘Watson, b McIntyre  6
B5, 1-b3  8 B5,1-b3  8
149 193
LANCASI-IIRE.

Mr. A. N. Hornby, c Henty, b Foord~

Kelcey      9 b Hearne 6
R. G. Barlow, c Mackinnou, b Foord:

Kelcey      29 c Yardley, b Hearne... 36
J. Ricketts, b Foord—Kelcey   0 c and b Hearne 4
Mr. VV. G. Mills, b Foord—Kelcey  4 b Hearne   0

' Mr. J. B. Barber, c Harris, 1) Absolorn  10 lbw, b Foord—Kelcey... 3
Mr. E. B. Rowley, b Foord-Kelcey  3 c Croxford, b Hearne 5
Mr. V. F. Royle, b Foord-Kelcey  8 b Hearne   7
A. Watson, c Absolorn, b Foord—Ke1cey... 25 b Foord—Kelcey 6
Mr. E. Wadsworth, b Foord—Kelcey  5 c Harris, b Hearne 1.
Mr. E. Roper, c Yardley, b Hearne  17 b Foord-Kelcey 0
W. McIntyre, not out    1 not out    0

B5,l-b 5,w6,n-b 1  17 B 12,1-b 3,w2  17
128 85
BOVVLING ANALYSIS.
lst Inns. 2nd Inns. 1st Inns. 2nd Inns.
B. R . W. B. R. W. B. R. W. B. R. W.
McIntyre  196 76 4 130 46 4 Foord—Kelcey 152 49 8 76 18 3
Watson  183 45 4 192 63 2 Absolom  104 48 1 16 3 0
Barlow  20 18 0 36 17 0 Hearne  56 9 1 103 43 7
Mills  12 2 1 68 52 3 Warde  4 5 0
Ricketts  8 7 1 [ Croxford  28 4 0

Mr. Foord-Kelcey bowled 7 wides
and a no-ball and Mr. VVarde a wide.

Umpires : VV. Goodhew and -—~. Smith.
Kent won by 129 mm.

Lancashire had a weak side, Messrs. Appleby, Hillkirk, H. B. Parr, etc.,
being away.


 

Absalom, Mr. C. A....
Baker, E. 
Bass, H.

Botting, 8.

Boys, ]. ].

Collins, G.  
Crawford, Mr. I. (3....
Drawer, ‘N.  
Fellowes, Capt. J. 
Foord-Kelcey, Mr. 1.-V .
George, V»/.  
G0ldsmit11, NV.
Harris, 4t11 Lord
Hearne, G. G.
I-lenty, E. 
I-Ii<:k!n0t";, E. 
Lubbock, 1VIr. A. 
1\1ackinno11, Mr. F. A.
1\’1cCanlis, (3.... 
McCan1is, Sgt. W. 
P£Ll'mr-3', R. .

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Penn, Mr. F.

Penn, Mr. '\V.
Remnant, G. H.
Renny—Tai1yr>nr,

Mr. H. VV....

Rninsey, R. E.
Shaw, Mr. V. K.

S1nith—Masters, 1\'Ir.1l7.

Stokes, Mr. F. 
Street, Mr. F. E. 
Tylocote, Mr. E. 1*‘. S.
\VL1lt0n, J. . 
VV11itc, Mr. E. A..
V\-'il1s11e1', E. 
Yardley, Mr. W.

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21 7-00
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64 10-66
4 1-33
3 3-00
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27 2-45
21 5-25
8 2-00
22 11-00
102 34-00
35 5-00
145 12-08
43 4-77
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60 8-57
25 25-00
34 8-50
20 5-00
107 35-66
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14 7-00
21 3-50
33 33-00
13 6-50
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A1"; the Wicket Henty canglit 3 and stumped 1, H‘-cknlott caught 3 and stumped
1, Palmer caught 3 and stmnped 4 and Mr. Tylccote caught 1 and stumped 1.

427

Played at Southampton, June 8th, 9th and 10th, 1876.

HAMPSHIRE.
H. Hyslop, c Harris, b A. Penn  17 c Harris, b Keeble 34
H. Holmes, st Palmer, b A. Penn  1 not out   23
Mr. G. H. Longman, b A. Penn  20 st Palmer, b A. Penn 44 ‘
Mr. D. VV. ]. Duncan, c Wood, b A. Penn 68 b A. Penn   58
Mr. A. W. Riclley, b A. Penn   8 c Harris, b A. Penn  50
Mr. C. Booth, C Shaw, b Hearne 75 st V\-’ood, b A. Penn  2
G. Carter, c Shaw, b Hearne 0 c Shaw, b Hearne .. 34
Mr. A. F. Jefireys, not out 7 st Wood, b A. Penn  7
H. Tate, C ‘Wood, 1) A. Penn 0 c F. Penn, 1) Shaw . 3
W’. Paris, st Xvood, 1) A. Penn 0 c Hearne, b A. Penn... 0
F. Tate, c Harris, 13 A. Penn  8 st Palmer, b Shaw . . 5
B3,1—b2,n--b6 11 B7,1—b3,w1 11
215 271
KENT.
Mr. V. K. Shaw, c and b-Ridley  17 b Ridley 9
Sgt. "W. McCa.n1is, C Hyslop, b H. Tate 39 b H. Tate . . . . ..  0
Mr. F. Penn, b Carter ..   15 st Hyslop, b Ridley  3
4’t11 Lord Hanis, run out   8 b H. Tate   33
Mr. F. A. Mackinnon, st Hyslop, b Ridley 28 b Ridley 0
Mr. A. Penn, b Riclley ..   6 b Riclley  15
H. \-Vood, C jefireys, b Ridley   12 c Il,ongn1an, b Paris  13
G. G. Hearne, not out    19 c I-Iyslop, b Ridley 7
W’. Constable, 1) Paris    1 1) Ridley . 0
R. Palmer, c H. Tale, 1) Ridley  1 c and b H. '.l‘a'r,e 4
G. Keeble, st. Hyslop, b Ridley   2 not out   3
132,1-b3,w2 7 B1,1-b3 4
155 95
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
1st Inns. 2nd Inns. lst Inns 2nd Inns.
B. R. W. B. R. W. B. R. W. B. R. W.
A. Penn  229 82 8 324 91 6 H. Tate  188 52 1 110 41 3
I-Iearne  192 62 2 72 17 1 Ridley  205 58 6 136 36 6
Keeble  52 16 0 8 21 1 Holmes 48 17 0
Shaw  84 33 0 210 76 2 Carter 20 11 1
F. Penn  32 5 0 28 18 0 Paris 44 10 1 28 14 1
Harris  12 6 0
‘Nood  28 13 0
McCan1is 8 4 0
Palmer . 32 "0 O

K€€blE.l)O\VlEd a Wide and “Mr.

Shaw 4 no—ba11s and Hearne 2. each.

Umpires’: Bailey and —.
H avnjpsiziwe won by 236 mm.
The Wicket—keepers accounted for t11e dismissal of 13 men.
In Hampshire's first innings Messrs. Booth and Duncan ‘put on 134 together.

H. Tate and Paris bowled 1 wide


432

_ h d 21 t 1876.
p|ayed at Tunbndge Wells, July 201'. an s 1

DERBYSHIRE.
. : Ab 1 m, b Hearne 5
W_ Rig1ey, c Harris, b Shafv 5: gt Hggtg,’ b Absalom 8
J. Burnharn, _c and b Abso   17 C and b Heame  2
Mr. R. P. Sm1th,dbKF¥>01‘d‘I‘e Ce-V 0 c Absalom, b Heatne 1:
A. Hind, b Foot — e cey  _t H t , b Hearne 
S. Richardscon, b Fop1r(l3—I§eOl(cneC31zI.<.e1CeV  (5) 2 Ha:1r1iS3: b Absolom 3
D1”- VV- G- urgcnve ’ — ” ‘Z run out    ~
t , _, b., b Foord Kelcey -- k F d_Ke1cey.__ 53
_']r_. 1I"‘l(z)1stt:t, 11C0‘:1i)ut    32 5 $23??? IPIea(r)*ii1e .. . 1
A. Smith, c Hentsn 13 Hear“ 1 not out   1
G_ Hay, b Hearne   0 C yard];-y, b Absolom g
W- M-"““’fi' b Heame "'13 14:1.-b 5  19 B 3: 1"’ 2 I.
147 ‘:12
KENT
,    0
Mr. W_ B_ 1>3tt1ssm1, b P at 5 " 0 c A. Smith, 11 Platts  6
Mr. VV. Y :1rd1€y- 13 Putts 1J.1"tt 8 c Burnlxam, ‘3 MYCTC-‘ft  43
4111 Lord Harris, C Brlycroft, b 11 S 61 C A_ smith, b I-Iind   23
Mr. F. Penn, flfft 0”’  « -'  Plltt 13 C and b Mycroft  
M11 F- A- 1““°1‘,“11§‘1‘f§gS° A‘ ‘Smith’ b ‘  S 0 b Mvcroft .   1;
GVG-H9<“~‘“"" ‘ ‘   . 3 1 Mycroft   
 C‘ Absolom’ C mags’ b xli/ir§eS1rl’)fi{irrlev 26 l)bw,’h Mycmft   3
M1__~\,V,Fo0rd-Kte1<Ai3e3£,{<:1yurge . , em. 1 not out   
G. H. Remnzm , V    5
 Hem" b Myuofln 1, 131) 8, 11111 1  10 B 2, 11-13 1  3
IE I16
BOWLING ANALYSIS-
. lst Inns. 2nd Inns.
15" Inns‘, falid I4Ii1nS'3 Mycroft . 157 48 2 99 51 5
Absolom  40 .30 .36 4;; 1; 1 Pmtts . 164 68 6 56 42 2
I-Iearne  121 oE_3 g L ‘1 1H,, 23 12 1
Foord-KCICEY 100  7 48 18 Rilgdey  15 7 1 . .7 1
Shaw 16 Hifid 65 -0

Umpires ; VV. Martingell and R. C. Tinley.

Kent won by two wickets.

. . . 61 not out and Platts did the 5211111: in
Mr. Penn Int 13 threes 1n hls

making 53-

433

Played at Maidstone, July 27th, 28th and 29th, 1876.

KENT .

Mr. V. K. Shaw, c Pooley, b Southerton 74 b Southerton    24
Mr. C. A. Absalom, b Southerton 0 c Humphrey, b Southerton 23

Mr. W. Yardley, c W. Jupp, b Southerton 92 c H. Jupp, b Southerton 1
4th Lord Harris, b Street   42 lbw, b Street    7
Mr. F. Penn, c Jones, b Southerton  6 not out    23
Sgt. W. McCanljs, b Southerton  20 not out 7
G. G. Hearne, b Southerton   31
Mr. W. Foord-Kelcey, b Street   88
Capt. J. Fellowes, b Street   1
H. Croxford, c H. Jupp, b Southerton  0
Mr. G. Marsham, not out   0
B 8,1-b 1  9 B 3,1-b 2  5
363 90
SURREY.
H. Jupp, c Foord—Kelcey, b Hearne  70 b Foord—Kelce   4
W. Jupp, c Foord—Kelcey, b Fellowes  9 b Absolom    11
G. F. Elliott, c Absalom, b I-Iearne  13 b Croxford    21
Mr. W. W. Read, c Harris, b Fellowes 106 b Fellowes  1   4
E. Pooley, b Fellowes .   7 b Absolom    36
R. Humphrey, c and b Absolom  7 not out    49
Mr. L. A. Shuter, c Yardley, b Fellowes 3 c Fellowes, b Croxforcl  30
Mr. A. Chandler, b Foord—Kelcey  22 hit wkt., b Absolom  0
G. G. Jones, c Hearne, b Absolom  4 c McCanlis, b Absolom  0
J. Southerton, b Foord-Kelsey   4 b Absalom    8
J. Street, not out     3 st Marsham, b Absolom  3
B 21, l—b 1, wl  23 B 8,1-b 6, w 1  15
271 181
BOWLING ANALYSIS .
lst Inns. 2nd Inns. I lst Inns. 2nd Inns.
B. R. W. B. R. W. B. R. W. B. R. W.
Southerton 226 103 7 108 52 3 l Absolom I68 73 2 126 56 6
Street  92 113 3 104 33 1 Fellowes  148 49 4 72 36 1
Jones  40 31 0 Foord-Kelcey 144 56 2 76 34 I
\V. Jupp  68 57 0 Hearne  76 45 2 20 16 0
Read  60 35 0 I Shaw  16 25 0
Elliott  16 15 0

ll Croxford  40 24 2
I Mr. Foord-Kelceyvbowled 2 wides.

Umpires: W. H. Fryer and T. Humphrey.
Kent won by six wickets.
In Kent’s fl1‘St innings Messrs. Yardley and Shaw added 165 together, and
Mr. Foord—Kelcey and Hearne 108. Also, in the first innings of Surrey, Mr. Read
and H. Jupp put on 152 for the third wicket.

Mr. Foord—Kelcey hit sixteen 4’s in his 88. Surrey followed-on.


423
422

Played at Canterbury, August 4th, 5th and 6th, 1875.

Played at Canterbury, August 2nd and 3rd, 1875. (XII. A SIDE.)

 

 

 

ENGLAND. M C C
7 -= -  30 c Yardle , b W. G. Grace 2 '
  $71-3i)¥G.“()}“r,z’1c1.::1j1.().ord Iffilcey  4 run out y   0 Mr. W. G. Grace, c Yardley: 10 Foofd‘
lur. I. D: “fdlkerl C Vvvebbe (for xlrardley) Kelcey ...  ... ... ... 0 C and 13 A. Penn ...  35
11 G. F. Grace     38 CW‘. G. Gr:1ce,b Foord—Kelce 15 Mr. A. I. Vvebbe, 1) Hegrne   10 c Palmer, 1) Shaw   8
A. 7(§res:11Wo0(l., e B11511, b VV. G. Grace  54 b F0or(l—Kelcey   0 Mr. G. N. Wyatt, cH21rr1s, 1) Foor(l—Kelcey 13 st Palrner, b A. Penn  17
M,_ ‘A’ w_ Rjmev, mu out   13 st Bush, b W‘. G. Grace 3 Mr. A. W. Rulley, cS11aw, b Foorcl-Kelcey 9 b Shaw    15
Mr. R. A. H. Mitchell, 1) \“T. G. Grace  ‘.22 st Bush, b W’. G. Grace 7 Mr. T. D. Walker, not out   31 c Hearne, b A. Penn...  21
19. Pooley, not out    31 run out   14 Mr. F. E. R. Fryer, c Shaw, 1) Hearne  18 c F. Penn, 13 ‘George   47
I'aS_ Lflh.Wm-te,.i“n_, “mg, 13 p(,0,(1.Ke1Cey 0 lbw, b W. G. Grace  0 Mr. G. Bircl, run ont_    1 c W. McCan11s, 1) George  75
A. $112111}, 1‘ XV. G. Grzuze, b Foord-Kelcey 1 c and b VV. G. Grace 21 Mr. ‘E. O. H. Wilkinson, c Palmer, b I
A_ Hm St Bush’ b W. (3, Gmcew  4 st Busl1,b VV. G. Grace 4 George      4 st Palmer, 1) A. Penn  3
F Morin, st Bush’ 1) ‘V G_ Grace  8 not out ..  0 Mr. J.  Ponsonby, c Palmer, b Hearne 3 b A. Penn    10
' ‘  B 12. 1.13 2, w 1  15 B  2 Capt. 1,. B. Meares, b Foord~Ke1cey 1 st Palmer, b A. Penn  271
’ _, Capt. E. A. Wood, c I-Iearne, b Foord- .
Q20 68 1 Kelcey      8 not out    1)
1 Mr. C. Michell, absent   —— c Harris, 13 A. Penn   1
KENT AND GLOUCESTERSHIRE. B 4, W 1  5 B 6. 1—b 3. W 2. n—b 1  I2
Mr. ‘JV. (2. Grace, 1) Shaw  .  19 not out 12 ' 103 267
Mr. G. N. ‘Nvatt, c Slmw, b Morley  1 run out 7 '
1\lr. F. 'l‘m\'11s(:11(l, 1) 1VIOrley ..  qi b M01’1€Y 3 KENT
1 Y — ;.~_- j~ 1 — ' _ . Lillvwhite  .1‘. _ _ -
  1)  J   10 air. VV. Penn, hit Wl«rt., 1) Grace  39 b Grace    4 0
Mr W: Ymdlev C sub.’ 1) Li11yW]n'te  51 agt. V17. McCanl1s, 1: Meares, b Grace  14
-Mr F. Penn 1)‘ i\’IOTley    48 1) Shaw    0 Mr. \V. Ya.r(lle_y, c Fryer, 1:) Grace  28 1: sub, 13 Meures   46
Mr: H. W. 1{o11nv,r—'1‘21ilvo11r, c Wullicr, b 41.11 Lord Harris, 1) Ponsonby   53 not out    16
Morley   1    54 not out    G Mr.F. Per1n,b V1/ya‘tt’    101 not out    10
M1,, F, G_ ,_\,IOnk1andV ,\ Ridlcv, 1, 1y[0(1ey___ 5 Mr. H. W’. Renr1y—'1a1lyov1r, b Po11so1I.by 0 b Meares    ‘IL:
Mr. T. A. Bnsli, 1; Shmv    0 R. Palmer, lbw, b Ponsonby ‘  O c Michell, b Meares   b
Mr {Kr 14‘001‘d_]:{Q1(‘(\V not out   1 b Shaw    16 G. G. Hearne, c Ponsonby, Grace 8 b Meares    7 V
‘ ' " 13 11, 1-11 5  11; Byes, etc.  0 Mr. W. Foord-Kelcey, b Ponsonby  4
_ 4 Mr. V. K. Shaw, b Fryer...   4
243 44 Mr. A. Penn, c Wood, 1) Grace  1
VV. Georoe ot out    0
BOWINC A-“’-'‘L‘’5’5~ ‘’ ’ n 13 1, 1.1» 3, w 1  5 B 1, 1-1» 1  2
1st Inns. Zncl Inns. 1st Inns. 2nd Inns. .
11. 11. W. 11. R. W. 13. 12. W. B. R. W. 262
VV. G. Hrzuge 215 82 5 G4 35 6 Shaw  353 47 2 4§ 12 2
}.‘001»d_K>e1CQV 95 3 59 31 2 M05193:  243 100 6 4/ 2/ 1 BOWLING ANALYSIS.
(1, F. (:;Ta(:eI|‘n 36 27 l H111   72 34 0 1st Inns. 2nd Inns. 1st Inns. 2nd Inns.
1 1«i11Y“’hi’-?<’~  4'4 30 2 B. R. W. B. 12. W. B. R. W. 13. R. \v.
I F~id1e>‘  44 ‘Z1 0 Foorcl—Kelcey 114 51 5 1230 70 0 Grace  243 104 5 124 54 1
  "°“'.‘“‘ ‘" ,‘‘f‘‘‘*' . ....11.,h. §§§§§§ 1:: 3.3,  1 38 $2 3 11512135135 1:: ‘£3 1? 3 52 18 4
UmP11‘°S= -L Hear“? 2””  ““ ~‘ ~" A. Penn  8 4 0 288 95 7 Fryer  112 52 1 32 19 0
Kant and (§Z.rJ1.1cesic1'5h1'1/e won by six wickets. Shaw  48 36 2 Ponsonby  104 38 4 40 16 1)
“A shilling was vlmrged for the first time for .'.1dm1ss1on all through the ‘ _ V"3’3tt  8 8 1 .
Canterbury 111951;, and it was re<‘.l«:onecl that there were 29,000 persons present George boWle(l2\V1des_andano-ball Capt. Meares bowled a wide.
altogether on the six days.” and M1“ F°°rd'Ke1°eY 3 W1de-
In Eng1a11(l’s second innings the wickets fell in pairs, thus : first and second Umpires : T. Hearne and E. Willsher.

at 2, tl1ir1l and fourth at 5, fifth £111.11 sixth at 2S,scVe111r11 and eighth at 60, and ninth Kem. mm by six w,-aka”

‘ma tenth at 68' _ L d (‘I 11. Mr. Frank Perm hit eighteen 4's in his first innings of 101 and with Lord Harris
It will be seen that no professlonal played on the Kent an .1 oucesters lre put on 85 runs for the fourth Wicket’

side.


428 429 .

Fla d at Gastleton June 15th 16th and 17th 1876.
ye ’ ' ’ Played at Derby, June 19th and 20th, 1876.

LANCASHIRE.
b b F d 1 65 DERBYSHIRE.
Mr. A. N. Horn , *oor —Ke ce 
R_ G. Barlow’ b %an,1S  my  29 not out    13 Mr. A. S_huker, st Henty, b Absolom  15 st Henty, b Absolom  20
Mr_ E_ L_ Chadwick’ not out 33 not out    10 f/ImO§H1nd,  Absolom    7 c Mackinuon, b Foo1'd—Kelcey 0
Mr. J. Leach, 1: Wood, b Harris  3 8 IR. 'hP‘ Smlthv S HentY: 1’ AbS010II1  21 c Hearne, b Absolom  14
Mr. H. B. Part, c Foord—Ke1ceY, 13 Harris 3  X1; Egdson: b 1*°°rd'Ke1CeY   5 C Harris, b Hearne   13
Mr. I R. Hiukirk’ b Harris __  9 Tr.F . . Curgenven, lbw, b Foord—Ke1cey l c Palmer, b Absalom  13
Mr. E. B. Rowley, b Foord—Kelcey  4 ‘ oster’ run out‘?    0 C Hentyr b Ab50101'I1  37
A. Watson’ 13 Harris    7 ].VP1a'tts, c McCanl1s, b Foord—Kelcey  9 c McCanlis, b Absolom  15
Mr_ J_ Schofield’ b F0ord_Ke1Cey 5  ‘Hnckton, st Henty, b Absolom   c Foord—Kelcey, b Absolom... 30
W. McIntyre, b Foord—Ke1cey   2  $1131» mt Out    15 C Henty. 12 Remnant  19
E. Tranter, c Absolom, b Foord—Ke1cey 5 ' Ycroft ° Pen“: 13 Ab5°1°m---  15 C Penn. b Hearne   3
B 9,1_b 3, W 3’ n_b1  16 L_b1’ W1  2 H. Shaw, b Foord—Kelcey   2 not out    2
__ _ B5,1-b4,wl,n—b1 11 B1,]-b2,w1  4
181 25 — _
107 170
KENT.
Mr. . . so om,c om V, 3 c n re a son    1 _
CAAb1 H blMIt 12 bWt 0 KENT"
Sgt. VV. McCanlis, c Rowlejr, b Wats0)r,1 O b Watson    13 V11 C- A‘ Absoltgm, C Shuker, b Hmkto 9 b Mycroft    21
Mr. F. Penn, b VVatson    0 c Schofield, b Trante  22 Sgt W- MCC3«l1115:_ b Mycroft  2 1bW, 1) Hickton   4
4th Lord Harris, b McIntyre   -0 c McIntyre, b Watson  82 ML F- Penn:  H1Ckt9I1    7 c Shaw, 1; Hickton 7
Mr.F.A.Mackinnon, st Schofield, b Watson 7 b Watson    15 4th Lord H<’1TT1S_: b Hlfld _   79 lbw, b Hickton 11
Mr. W. Penn, c Hillkirk, b McIntyre  17 c Hillkirk, b McIntyre 2 W F- A- Macklnn-0“: b Hlckmn 0 C Platts. b Mycroft  23
G. G. Hearne, b Mclntvre   2 b Watson   2 G-  Remnallts b H1Ckt011 -- 0 b Hickton    19
Mr.W'.I<‘oord—Ke1cey,c Chadwick, b Watson 14 c Barton, b McIntyre 3 3 9- ('- Heame. b Mycroft _   1 not_out   I2
Ii Wood’ 1) Mdutyre    3 C and b Watson 0 1 311/117. J.  Byass,c R. P..Sm1‘th, b Mycroft 4 c Richardson, b Hickton O
R_ Palmer, C Watsoll’ b Mdntyr  0 not out 1 r.VV.1‘0ord—Kelcey, h1t Wgt, b Hlckton 6 run out   4
E. Henty, not out...    1 b Vvatson   0 E- Henty. 33 P19-HS   7 b Hickton 4
Byesl eta  0 B 6_1_b 2’ W1 9 R. Palmer, not out   2 b Hind  1
_ _ B 2, 1-1) 2 4 B 7
56 149 — _.
121 113
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
lst Inns 2nd Inns lst Inns. 2nd Inns BOWLING ANALYSIS.
B. R. W. B. R. W. 13. R. W. 13.‘ R. W. Ah 1 15f II111S- _ 211d arms. 1 1st Inns, 2nd 11m5_
Absolom  44 38 0 20 11 0 McIntyre  84 30 6 152 56 2 1 F 5130111  107 60 a 148 :4 6 M_ycroft  100 32 3 120 55 2
Heanle  36 26 0 Watson  84 26 4 192 61 7 Roo11i—Kelcey -04 36 4 80 61 1 H1ckton  88 52 5 132 41 6
Foord-Kelcey 111 44 5 24 12 0 Tranter  40 18 l emflant  20 10 1 Hind  28 16 1 17 10 1
Harris  104 57 5 Barlow  24 5 0 ; Heme  68 21 2 Platts  20 17 1
Mr. Foord—Kolcev bowled 4 wides Tranter bowled a Wide. ML F°°rd'Ke1°eY b0W1€d El Wide
7 and a no—ball and Mr. Absolom 3. Wide.

 

and a no-ball.

Umpires : VV. Goodhew and F. R. Reynolds. Umpires: VV. Goodhew and R. C. Tinley.

Lzmcashire won by ten wickets. I-7""’b3’5'7"7:”5 “/0” by 43 “m5~

Lord Harris, in his first innings, scored 79 in 75 minutes and none of his

Mr’ Homby and Barlow made 95 together for Lancashiregs first Wicket‘ companions reached double figures. He hit a 6 (out of the ground) and eleven 4’s

In Kent’s second innings four men scorezl 132 of the 140 runs made from the
bat.


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KENT.
Sgt, VV. McCa111is, b Hickton 0 1) Hickton
Mr. F. E. Street, 1) Mycroft 12 1) Mycroft  
G. G. Hearne, l) Mycroft    0 C J. Smith, 13 Mycroft
4th Lord Harris, C Sowter, 17 Hickton  7 b Hay   
Mr. F. Penn, not out    79 b Mycroft
G. McCanlis, c Sowter, 1) Hickto 1 b Mycroft
M1". I. C. Crawford, b Hi(:1~:’ron 6 not on‘;
G, Collins, 1) Mycroft 1 19 Hay 
E. Hickmott, b Plntts  1 b Hay  
R.  Rnmsey, c and b Mycroft... 13 C Sowter, b Hay
‘V George, C P12-.’cts. 1) Mycroft   0 b Hay  ..  .
B5,1—b6... 11 B8,1-b3.
131
DERBYSHIRE.
Mr. R. P. Smith, b Rumsey  37
Mr. ]. Smith, C G. McCan1is, 1) George 12
G. Frost, 19 George     1
'1‘. Foster, c W’. McCz1111is, 1) Penn   30
Dr. W’. G. Cnrgenven, C Hiekmott, 17 Harris 71
Mr. U. Sowter, 1) George 39
J. Platts, C Harris, b George . 80
W. Hickton, c Rurnsey, ‘.3 George  3
A. Smith, 1) George   6
G. Hay, c Harris, b George... 15
\V. Mycroft, not out...    18
B 5, 1-17 5, W 5  15
307
BOWLING ANAIfizsIs.
lst Inns. 2nd Inns.
B. R. W. B. 12.. W. B.
Mycroft . 128 43 5 156 52 4  Crawford  64
Hivkton . 112 66 4 104 33 1 1 Rumsey . 140
Platts  15 11 1 1 George . 159
Haw...  5G 17 5  Hearne 48
Penn 8
Collins 88
Harris 44
Collins bowled 3 wides and Messrs.
Crawford and Penn 1 each.
Umpires 2 VV. Martingell and R. C. Tinley.
Derbysh1'1'e won by an innmgs and 63 mus.
Mr. Penn hit splendidly for 79 not out and twice sent the ball clean out of the

ground.

419

Played at Hove, July 12th and 13th, 1875.

SUSSEX.

Mr. ]. M. Cotterill, st Henty, b Absolorn  191
J. Phillips, C Absolom, b Rumsey   27
H. R. ]. Charlwood, c Henty, b Stokes 39
R. Fillery, 1) A. Penn   7
Mr. L. V\"ins1oW, b Stokes    16
‘N. A. Humphreys, C Rnmsey, b A. Penn... 51
Mr. F. ‘P. U. Pickering, c Harris, b Absalom 13
C. Howard, C H-enty, b A. Penn 2
]as. Lillywliite, jnn., not out 32
11. Phillips, run out  .. 7
Mr. A. Smith, 13 A. Penn    6
B17,l—b 4. W 2  23
414
K ENT.
E. Henty, 2 Pickering, 1) Lillywhite  14 c Lillywhite, b Fillcry .. 1
S. Botting, run out    1 c Cliarlwood, b Lillywhite  4
Sgt. V1,’. McCanlis, 1:1 Picl:eri'n_ .  42 hit Wkt., b Lillywhitc 13
4th Lord Harris, cCl1arl\-voorl, l.) Lillj7wl1ite 9 c H. Phillips, 1) Fillerv 14
Mr. F. Penn, C ]. Phillips, 1) Lillywhite  1 lbw, 1) Lillywhite   0
Mr. J. E. Street, C H. Phillips, 17 Lillywliite 0 st H. Phillips, 1) Lillywhitc  0
Mr.  Stokes, b Pic1;e1‘i‘ag   7 r: Pickerin;z_, 1) Lillywhite  5
Mr. A. Penn, C Fillery, b Lillywhite  1 1) Pickering ..  4
Mr. C.A_.Abs0lorn,st H. Phillips, bLillywl1ite 6 c Cliarlwoorl, b Fillery  17
R. E. Rumsey, C Picl;e1'ing, 1) Lillywhite 0 c Pickering, 1) Lillywhitr:  0
VV. George, not 0113: ..   1 not out    1
B 3,1-b 4  7 Eyes, etc.  0
89 59
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
lst Inns. 2nd 11111.9.
13. R. W. B. R. W. 15. R. W.
Absolorn  188 99 2 Lillywhite  124 44 7 75 26 6
Stokes    212 123 2 Pickering  28 7 2 20 7 1
George    80 43 0 Fillery  92 31 0 52 26 3
A. Penn    176 74 4
Rnmsey    Z8 21 1
Harris 44 25 0
F. Penn 15 6 0

George bowled 2 Wides.
Umpires:  H. Fryer and H. Killick.

Sussex won by an innings and 266 runs.

Mr. Cotterill made his 191 out of 352 in four and :1 half hours, hitting 21 6,

a 5 and fourteen 4’s.
for the fifth with Hnmphreys.

He made 88 for the first wicket with J. Phillips and 133

“ The fielding of the Kent eleven proved of no little advantage, on many
occasions, to their opponents. ” ....... ..“ The batting of Kent was debility itself."


424

Played at Gatford, August 16th and 17th, 1875.

KENT.
Mr. W‘. Penn, b Appleby...   0 run out 1
Mr. C. A. Absolom, b McIntyre   21 b McIntyre 4
Mr. F. A. Mackinnon, lbw, b Barlow  19 b W'atson   17
4th Lord Harris, 0 Stephenson, b Barlow 19 c Royle, b Appleby  0
Mr. F. Penn, lbw, b McIntyre   31 c Stephenson, b VVatso 46
H. Bass, b Melntyre ..   8 b Appleby   0
Mr. V. K. Shaw, not out 28 b VVatson  21
R. Palmer, b McIntyre  3 b McIntyre . . . 7
G. G. Hearne, b McIntyre   O lbw, b Appleby 4
Mr. VV. Foord—Kelcey, e Kewley, b Watson 9 not out . . . .. . 9
\\'. Draper, c Royle, b VVatson   4 c Coward, b Watson...  0
B5, 1-b2... 7 B1,l-bl 2
149 111
LANCASHIRE.
Mr. A. N. Hornby, run out   39
R. G. Barlow, c Absolorn, b Shaw  87
C. Coward, run out    5
A. ‘Watson, b Shaw    10 e W. Penn, b Shaw  0
Mr. I. H. Hillkirk, c and b Hearne  36
Mr. V. F. Royle, b Hearne .  ' 18 not out  1
Mr. A». Appleby, not out    21 not out    0
Mr. E. Kewley, c Mackinnon, b Hearne... 3 b Shaw  0
Mr. J. H. Keven, b Hearne   0 c Harris, b Shaw 12
IV. McIntyre, st Palmer, b Hearne  18 b Hearne 5
F. Stephenson, c and b Hearne   0 b Shaw ..   0
B 4, n—b 2  6 Byes, etc.  0
243 18
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
lst Inns. 2nd Inns. 1st Inns. 2nd Inns.
B. R. W. B. R. W. B. R. W. B. R. W.
Appleby  148 55 1 144 55 3 Absolom  172 82 0
McIntyre . 192 39 5 80 22 2 Foord-Kelcey 136 44 0
\Vatson  75 32 2 124 22 4 Hearne  128 51 6 29 7 1
Barlow  32 16 2 8 10 0 Draper  16 13 0
Shaw  48 37 2 28 11 4
Harris 12 10 0

Mr. Foord—Kelcey bowled 2 no—balls.

Umpires : W. Goodhew and —. Smith.

Lancashire won by five wickets.

Mr. Al)S0lOl'11, in his first innings, got all his runs (21) before a single other

run was made, and was also first out.

Lnncasl1i1'e lost two wickets—tl1ose of Mr-Intyre and Mr. Kewley———wl1<=n

the game was tie.

425

Played at Winchester, August 19th and 20th, 1875.

HAMPSHIRE.
Mr. L. Bathurst, b Hearne ...  3 run out ... 3
H. Holmes, c Foord-Kelcey, b Remnant 11 c Shaw, b Hearne 7
1- Galplll. 1bW, b Remnant ..  2 c Remnant, b Shaw  13
Mr. C. Booth, b Remnant   9 c F. Penn, b Hearne... 0
Rev. J. G. Crowdy, c Shaw, b Remnant... 6 c Mackinnon, b Shaw 18
Mr. A. H. Wood, b Hearne   1 b Heame _  9
H. Tate, b Hearne    O c Mackinnon, b Remnant 0
Mr. G. Greenfield, C W. Penn, b Remnant 0 absent    _
Mr. H. Dutton, not out    0 not out 7
Mr. G. P. Greenwood,cRemnant,bHearne 1 b Stokes 1
Mr. R. Henley, absent    — b Remnant    14
B 1 ‘ B7,l-b 1,wl,n-bl 10
34 (E
KENT.
Mr. VV. Penn, e Booth, b Tate 16
Mr. V. K. Shaw, b Tate   54
Mr. F. A. Maekinnon, e Holmes, b Galpin... 66
Mr. W. Foord-Kelcey, c Tate, b Galpin  18
G. H. Remnant, c and b Galpin   25
4th Lord Harris, b Galpin    75
Mr. F. Penn, st Bathurst, b Crowdy  47
Mr. W. Smith-Masters, c Bathurst, b Tate... 7
Mr. F. Stokes, not out    2
G. G. Hearne, e Greenwood, b Galpin  O
R. Palmer, c Tate, b Galpin   5
B9,1-b5,w4... 18
355
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
1st Inns. 2nd Inns.
)3. R. W. 13. R. W. B_ R_ w_
Remnant 60 24 5 56 28 2 Galpin  275 53 5
élteirire  58 9 4 52 26 3 Tate...   232 76 3
Sho \,3  40 8 1 Hohnes    92 45 0
aw  36 10 2 Greenfield    44 32 0
Booth    44 33 0
Dutton    36 8 0
Crowdy    28 31 l
Bathurst    16 8 0
_ Henley    12 14 0
Mr. Stokes bowled a wide and a Mr. Greenfield bowled 3 wides and

no-ball.

Mr. Booth 1.

Kent won by an innings and 217 runs.
With Messrs. A. W. Ridley and G. H. Longman away, Hampshire were very

weak.

Lord Harris and Mr. F. Penn put on 111 Whilst torretller and Messrs.

Mackinnon and Shaw S7.

The match was played on the College ground.


 

 

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Played in Lamb’s Conduit Fields and White Conduit Fields, London,
May and July, 1719.
KENT 1/. LONDON.
London won by 21 runs.

This match, which was commenced on one ground and finished on another,
gave rise to a law-suit. The Weekly journal of May 16th, 1719, said: " Last
Week a Tryal was brought at Guildhall, before the Lord Chief Justice Pratt,
between two Companies of Cricket Players, the Men of Kent, Plaintiffs, and the
Men of London, Defendants, for Sixty Pounds played for at Cricket, and after
a long Hearing, and near £200 expended in tlie Cause, my Lord, not understanding
the Game, ordered them to play it over again ; and they met accordingly on Monday
last in Lamb's Conduit Fields, but one of the Players being taken ill, it was
deferred till another Opportunity."

The sequel appeared in the issue of the Weekly jommzl of July 4th :~" The
great Match betwixt the Londoners and the Kentish Men, for which there has
been a famous Trial at Law, and by a Rule of the Court was ordered to be played
out, in which the Kentish Men had four Men to play, and to get 30 to come up
with the Londoners, was played in White Conduit Fields, near Islington; the
Kentish Men were bowl’d out after they had got 9, and lost the Match. ’Tis
reckoned the Law Suit will amount to £200. The Match was Played for a Guinea
a Man each Side.”

Played in White Conduit Fields, London, August 19th, 1719.
KENT 2;. LONDON.
Kent wan.

" Played for a considerable Sum of Money ........ ..The Kentish Men won the
Wager."

Played in White Conduit Fields, London, in July, 1720.
KENT 11. LONDON.
London won.

Played “ for 5s. a Head ; at which Time, being in eager Pursuit of the Game,
the Kentish Men having the Wickets, two Londoners striving for Expedition
to gain the Ball, met each other with that Fierceness, that hitting their Heads
together, they both fell backwards without stirring Hand or Foot, and lay deprived
of Sense for a considerable Time, and yet ’tis not known whether they will recover."

Played on Kennington Common, August 29th, 1726.
KENT 2:. LONDON AND SURREY.
Result ma recorded.
Played " for 25 guineas.” Kennington Common is now the Park.

Played at ? , June 24th, 1728.
KENT 1;. SUSSEX.
Kent won.

The Kent team was chosen by Mr. Edwin Stead, of Maidstone, that of Sussex
by the 2nd Duke of Richmond, a grandson of Charles II. by the Duchess of
Portsmouth (Louise de Querouaillel.


420

Played at Gatford, July 19th and 20th, 1875.

DERBYSHIRE.
Mr. J. Smith, b Harris    35
W. Rigley, c Street, b Lubbock   0
G. Frost, 1) Harris     20
Mr. R. P. Smith, b Walton...   19
].P1atts, b Hearne     O
W’. Hickton, c Harris, b Lubbock   44
T. Foster, run out .    34
G. Hay, c and b VV. McCan1is   16
H. Shaw, C Hearne, b Foord-Kelcey  2%

A. Smith, not out   
VV. Mycroft, c Walton, b W. McCanlis .. 1
B 1,1-b 3, w 14, n-b 1  19

2i§

KENT.
Mr. F. E. Street, b Mycroft ...  0 c R. P. Smith, b Mycroft 3
E. Henty, c A. Smith, b Mycroft  0 not out V   6
Sgt. VV. McCan1is, c I-Iickton, b J. Smith 5 b ]. Smith  0
4th Lord Harris, 13 Mycroft   14 c Hay, b Hickton 49
Mr. A. Lubbock, b Mycroft .  20 b Mycroft  .  2
R. Palmer, b Mycroft  14 c Frost, b J. Smlth  O
G. McCan1is, c and b Mycroft 2 b Mycroft  0
G. G. Hearne, b Hickton...  0 b Mycroft 3
I. VV"a1ton, C R. P. Smith, b Mycroft 0 b Hickton 13
Mr. VV. Foord-Kelcey, c Platts, b I-Iickton 12 b Mycroft .. :3
G. Goldsmith, not out    2 c Hay, b ]. Smith .  1
W 1 Lb  I
73 83
BowL1N<; ANALYSIS.
lst Inns. 2nd Inns.

B. R, w. B. R, W. B. R. w_.
Lubbock    120 62 2 Mycroft . 176 80 7 56 12 a
Foord—Ke1cey   72 17 1 l J. Smith 80 29 1 84 38 3
Harris   . . 128 35 2 Hickton  96 10 2 25 6 2
Goldsmith    20 11 0 .Hay...  28 14 0
Hearne    ss 43 1 [watts  24 12 0

VV:1lt-an    24 15 1 ,

w. McCan1is   35 11 2 |

Messrs. Lubbock and Foord-Kelcey Mr. J. Smith bowled 9. wide.

bowled 5 wides each and Lord Harris
a11d \Valton 2 each and Mr. Foord—
Kelcey a no-ball.
Umpires : W. Martingell and R. C. Tinley.

Derbyshire won by an innings and 60 nms.

Kent won the toss and put Derbyshire in. The wickets were, by a_<_{r-ceznent,
changed each innings, the ground being so bad after heavy rain.

In Kent’s second innings Lord Harris scored 49 out of 66 whilst in.

421

Played at Manchester, July 26th, 27th and 28th, 1875.

LANCASHIRE.
R. G. Barlow, b Hearne    31 c Harris, b Hearne 45
A. Watson, c Henty, b Baker   22 b Hearne 0
Rev. F. W. \Vright, c Foord—Ke1cey, b
Hearne      32 bAbsolon1  3
Mr. E. B. Rowley, b Foord—Kelcey  12 o W. Penn, b Hearne 25
C. Coward, c Foord-Kelcey, b Absolom  25 c McCar1lis, b Hearne 4
Mr. V. F. Royle, c and b Absolom  14 b Hearne   7
Mr. R. Dewhurst, b Absolom   2 b Absolom 4
Mr. A. Appleby, b Absolom   16 b Hearne 0
Mr. J’. R. Hillkirk, not out  4 b Hearne 19
Mr. _T. H. Kevan, b Absolorn ..  0 b Hearne 0
Wm. McIntyre, lbw, b Absolom...  0 not out .   5
B4,1—b2  6 B4, 1-b2... 6
164 1E
KEN 1‘,
Mr. \V. Perm, run out   1 b Apple-by   3
Mr. C. A. Absolom, b Appleby   63 c Watson, b McIntyr 17
Sgt. VV. McCan_.l1s, c Watson, b McIntyre 9 c Hillkirk, b McIntyre 19
4th Lord Harris, b Appleby   7 not out   49
Mr‘ F- Penn, b W'atson 35 c Dewhurst, b McIntyre 4
13- Palmer, b Appleby . 8 run out   0
G. G. Hearne, b McIntyre  O b McIntyre . .  3
W. Draper, st Rowley, b VVatson 15 c Appleby, b McIntyre 0
Mr. W’. Foord-Kelcey, not out 1 13 Watson   6
E. Baker, run Ollt...  0 run out 0
E. Henty, absent (hurt)    — b Watson    0
B 4.1-b 2  6 B 2,1-b 1, n-b 1  4
145 1%
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1st Inns. 2nd Inns. 1st Inns, 2nd 1nns_
B. R. W. B. R. \V. B, R. w_ }3_ R. W.
Iébsolom  164 52 6 112 37 2 Appleby  132 51 3 96 28 1
oord—Kelcey 108 51 I 56 29 O McIntyre  116 64 2 120 36 5
Baker  40 19 1 Royle  32 20 0
Harris  12 11 0 W t  20 4 2
Hearne  36 25 2 116 46 8 a Son 76 36 2
Mr. Appleby bowled a no-ball.
Umpires : VV. Goodhew and —. Smith,
Lawzcashin won by 32 mm.
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KENT. KENT.
\V_ Draper, b Pickering .   28 b Fillefy _   0 Sgt. W. MCCan1is, b Tate    11
Mr. E. A. VV11ite, b Lillywhite   0 b Llllywhite    0 “7_ Draper_ b Galpin    6
Mr. H. W". Renny-Tailyo11r, b Lillywhite 0 C Phillips, b F1_1ler_v   7 G_ Mccanlis’ C F0X_ b Paris   7
4th Lord Harris, C Charlwood, b Fillery  84 C Phillips, b Fillery   26 Mr. E. I«‘_ S, Tylecote, b Tate   33
Sgt. '\V. MCCa111is, b Pickering .  O C and b Fillery ’   I2 ‘ ' 4th Lord Harr;S_ b Tate    92
3. MCCan1is, C Hurlrplnieys, b Smith 13 C and b L111YW111'f_€   1] ~ Mr. F. Penn, C Booth, b Paris   39
Mr. F. Penn, run out   20 C Lillywhite, b Fgllexy  12 J. J. Boys, b Paris     8
Capt. J. Fellowes, b Smith 4 C Cliarlwood. 1) 31111721!  0 5 G. Collins, b Galpin     20
E. Hickmott, b Pickering  6 b Fillery .  _   1 , E xvmshen b (;a1pin    5
Mr. C. A. Absolom, b PiCkC1.'ing  O C Lillywlnte, b Frllery  0 , R. E. Rnmsey, not out    0
W’. George, 11ot out   0 not out     ‘ XV. George, la Galpin    0
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SUSSEX HAMPSHIRE.
Mr. A. \V. Anstruther, run out   2 .not out 21 Mr. L. Bathurst, C Harris, b W'illsl1e1'  14 b Rumsey 10
VV. A. Hnmpbroys, 1) George ..  3 not out 3 H. Holmes, st Tylecote, b Willsher 10 C Penn, b Draper 8
C. Howard, st. Hickmott, b Fellowes  40 1 Mr. C. Booth, C Tylecote, b George 13 b George ll
Mr. F. P. U. Pickerirrg, C Hickmott, b Capt. C. V. Eccles, b George  0 b Rumsey . . 7
Draper      24 ‘ Mr. T. C. Fox, C Boys, b VVillsher 7 b Rumsey   O
H. R. J. Chzlrlwoorl, 1‘ Hir.:k111o'tt, l) George 4-? : H. Tate, b George...    3 C Harris, b Rmnsey  25
R. Fillery, b Fcllowcs    20 _, Mr. R. G. Hargreaves, C VVillsl1er, 1) George 9 b Rnmsey  1
JglS_ 1,{11yw1riLe, ju11., not out   42 Mr. E. Cecil, b V’Vi11sl1er    4 absent...  —
F. Newland, C Harris, b George  0 F. Jackman, not out 4 C Boys, b GCorg_e 16
E. Pattenden, C and ‘.3 George 1 , W. Paris, b George 0 not out   51
H. Phillips, b W. ll/ICC{1T1llS .  4 , J. Galpin, b George   O c MCCz111lis, b W'illsher 27
Hr. A. Smitli, c Draper. b Fellowcs  12 ‘ 1 Eyes, etc,  0 B 2, 1-13 1_ W 1  4
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BOWLING ANALYSIS" ‘ lst Inns 2nd Inns
lst Inns. ‘End 111115. I 15f 111113 3116 Inns‘ . B. R. W.  15. R. w. B. R. \V.
1:. R. W. 1;. R. w. { H. R. W. B. R. W- ‘ Galpin    115 37 i 1‘ Willslier  92 32 4 31 13 l
Filler)’   49 l l l6 24 7 George    4 32 l4 0 ‘ Tate     S9 3  (_;r,._O1,g,:.  92 32 6 64 52 2
Lillywllite  ('34 38 2 92 39 2 Absolom  168 3'1 0 _ Hargreaves."   20 19 Q 1 Draper  52 23 1
Pickering  4.4 )6 4 Dra1><’r  88 45 ,1 5 \" 0 Fox    20 19 0 I Rnmsey  132 48 5
N,.W1a,1d‘  40 23 0 Fellowes  114 48 3 24 10 0 ; Jackman    20 21 0 , W. McCan1is 16 13 1.»
Smith  48 31 2 24 8 1 W. McCanl1s 48 20 1 Paris '    44 28 3 1 G. MCCanlis 28 7 0
Mr. Smith bowled a wide. George bowled 3 wides. ‘ C931    12 3 0 I
Paris bowled 3 Wides. George bowled 2:. wide.

Umpires : VV. H. Fryer and H. Killick. 5
Umpires : W. H. Luck and G. Lee.

Sussex won by ten wickets.
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Lord Harris and Mr. Frank Penn put on 78 runs together.

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FOREWORD.

For over fifty years the Kent County C.C. has published annually,
with other matter, the full scores of its matches, and, therefore, by issuing
the present volume, it ca11 claim to have printed particulars of every game
known to have been played by the County since the earliest times. That
in itself is, we consider, an event worth emphasising : in any case, it marks
the completion of an undertaking which has been accomplished by no other
leading cricket organisation.

Another circumstance which may be mentioned in justification of the
publication of this volume is that it seemed well that the record of Kent's
earlier doings, so far as particulars are known to have survived, should
be collected for the sake of easy reference. Kent, after all, is one of the,
if not the oldest of cricketing counties, and its history, covering a period
of over two hundred years, extends from the time when the game was in
quite its infancy—-and, if the truth must be told, was of not altogether
good repute—througl1 all eras of progress to the time when it had developed
into a world—wide institution acknowledged to represent all that is best
and most wholesome in sport. In effecting such changes and improvements
Kent has played her part, and if, as mentioned in the chronicle which
follows, the County in the long ago took part in disputes and lawsuits,
heavy wagering and other regrettable incidents, the old saying Aulres
temps, cmtres moeurs must be remembered. ‘

So far as the information furnished is concerned, it is claimed that,
besides its value for ready reference, it contains much not to be found
elsewhere. Scores and Biographies, the magnum 0;‘,-us on the game, says
nothing of dozens of matches mentioned here, and‘-the same remark applies
to the books of scores issued by Britcher, Epps and Bentley. Copies of
the volumes mentioned are in the possession of very few, but they have all
been consulted, as well as all newspapers possible, in order to contribute to
the completeness of the appended chronicle. It is certain that details of
many games have been lost beyond recovery, but we are not without hope
that particulars of some may yet be unearthed from muniment rooms and
similar sources. That particulars of any such discoveries would be welcome
goes without saying, for nothing respecting the early history of the County's
cricket could, as least so far as Kentish Men and Men of Kent are concerned,
fail to be of the greatest interest.

HARRIS, on behalf of the Committee of
the K.C.C.C.

The matter contained herein has been searched for, collected and copied,
at great expense of time and trouble, by Mr. Ashley—Cooper, and the
Committee of K.C.C.C. welcome the opportunity of giving to the cricket
world the result of his labours for which it must be most grateful.-H,.