| Tossing for Innings | [Frontispiece] |
| Cricket as played in the Artillery Ground,London, in 1743 | To face page | [1] |
| The Royal Academy Club in MaryleboneFields | ” | ” | [2] |
| A Match in Battersea Fields | ” | ” | [3] |
| An Exact Representation of the Game ofCricket | ” | ” | [6] |
| The Game of Cricket | ” | ” | [16] |
| The Cricket Field near White Conduit House | ” | ” | [17] |
| The Noble Game of Cricket | ” | ” | [18] |
| A Match on the Heath | ” | ” | [29] |
| “Cricket.” After the painting in Vauxhall Garden | ” | ” | [36] |
| A Ticket for a Cricket Match in 1744 | ” | ” | [40] |
| William and Thomas Earle | ” | ” | [41] |
| Mr. James Henry Dark | ” | ” | [44] |
| Mr. Thos. Hunt | ” | ” | [45] |
| “Block or Play” | ” | ” | [52] |
| “Forward Play” | ” | ” | [53] |
| The Draw or Pull | ” | ” | [65] |
| The Leg Volley | ” | ” | [66] |
| The Cut | ” | ” | [67] |
| Eighteenth-Century Bats | ” | ” | [70] |
| Celebrated Bats | ” | ” | [71] |
| War-worn Weapons | ” | ” | [72] |
| Relics of Past Engagements | ” | ” | [73] |
| George Parr | ” | ” | [74] |
| N. Felix | ” | ” | [75] |
| The Bowler (Alfred Mynn) | ” | ” | [79] |
| William Lillywhite | ” | ” | [84] |
| John Wisden | ” | ” | [85] |
| Alfred Mynn | ” | ” | [92] |
| James Cobbett | ” | ” | [93] |
| William Lillywhite | ” | ” | [98] |
| William Clarke, etc. | ” | ” | [99] |
| Lord’s Ground early in the Nineteenth Century | ” | ” | [106] |
| One Arm and One Leg Match | ” | ” | [107] |
| A Match at the Gentlemen’s Club, WhiteConduit House, Islington | ” | ” | [110] |
| The Kennington Oval in 1849 | ” | ” | [117] |
| The Cricket Field at Rugby | ” | ” | [124] |
| A Match in the Eighties | ” | ” | [125] |
| Kent v. Sussex at Brighton | ” | ” | [137] |
| A Cricket Match (about 1756) | ” | ” | [148] |
| A Curious County Club Advertisement | ” | ” | [152] |
| Grand Female Cricket Match | ” | ” | [153] |
| The Batsman (Fuller Pilch) | ” | ” | [156] |
| An Old “Play” Bill | ” | ” | [174] |
| Rural Sports | ” | ” | [182] |
| The Cricket Ground at Darnall, near Sheffield | ” | ” | [190] |
| The Earl of March | ” | ” | [193] |
| Mr. J. H. Dark, Hillyer, The Umpire Martingell | ” | ” | [200] |
| Fuller Pilch | ” | ” | [201] |
| Portrait of a Youth | ” | ” | [208] |
| William Doorinton | ” | ” | [209] |
| George Parr | ” | ” | [214] |
| Thomas Box | ” | ” | [222] |
| Dr. W. G. Grace | ” | ” | [228] |
| Youth with a Cricket Bat | ” | ” | [236] |
| An Eleven of Miss Wickets | ” | ” | [248] |
| The Honourable Spencer Ponsonby | ” | ” | [260] |
| A Cricket Song | ” | ” | [272] |
| A Lyric of the Cricket Field | ” | ” | [273] |
| Salvadore House, Tooting, Surrey | ” | ” | [298] |
| Cricket Ground, Todmorden | ” | ” | [299] |
| Cricket at Rugby in 1837 | ” | ” | [304] |
| Cambridge University Students playing Cricket, 1842 | ” | ” | [305] |
| The Corinthians at Lord’s in 1822 | ” | ” | [320] |
| A Match in 1805 | ” | ” | [328] |
| Miss Wicket and Miss Trigger | ” | ” | [344] |
| A Country-House Cricket Match | ” | ” | [352] |
| A Village Match in 1768 | ” | ” | [361] |
| “‘Out,’ so don’t fatigue yourself, I beg, Sir!” | ” | ” | [370] |
| A Cricketer | ” | ” | [371] |
| Village Cricket in 1832 | ” | ” | [374] |
| Cricket at Hampton Wick | ” | ” | [375] |
| An Eighteenth-Century Caricature | ” | ” | [381] |
| A Parliamentary Match | ” | ” | [386] |
| A Match at Igloolie between H.M. Ships Fury and Hecla | ” | ” | [392] |
| A State Match | ” | ” | [398] |
| The Soldier’s Widow or Schoolboys’ Collection | ” | ” | [402] |
| Old Charlton Church and Manor House | ” | ” | [415] |
| Cricket’s Peaceful Weapons | ” | ” | [432] |
| At the End of the Innings (William Beldham) | ” | ” | [433] |
