Sydney Edward Gregory & Richard Cameron North Palairet. 1895. (Cricketers).

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "Famous Cricketers and Cricket Grounds," 1895, showing two photographs one on each side for the following Cricketers.

1- Sydney Edward Gregory.
Though only now just twenty-three years of age, S. E. GREGORY has been already to England with more than one Australian Team.  A son of a good old Cricketer, as well as nephew of the Captain of the first Australian Team which visited England in 1878, he had every incentive to make a name for himself on the cricket field.  A remarkable for his size in every way.  Hits particularly well all round the wicket, and a really brilliant batsman on his day, as his score of 201 for Australia against Mr. STODDART'S Team last winter will prove.  One of the very best fields Australia has produced, which is of itself high praise.  One of the most popular Cricketers, too, in all Australia.

2- Richard Cameron North Palairet.
Like his elder brother Lionel, REGINALD PALAIRET'S record as a Cricketer takes Repton School, Oxford University, and Somersetshire as its three stages.  A severe injury to his knee interfered to some extent with the early part of his cricket career at Oxford.  Still, even under this disadvantage he played consistently good cricket for the University during the last two years of his residence there.  Last summer in particular, he was one of the mainstays of Oxford's batting.   Plays in good style, and with a variety of strokes generally scores fast.  An excellent field, even handicapped as he was while at the University.  A good Association forward until his football was stopped by the accident mentioned.

Condition is Very Good.