DOI issue:
May 28, 1892
DOI Page / Citation link:https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.17693#0264
Mat 28, 1892.]
PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI.
255
THE POLITICAL LADY-CRICKETERS.
Lady Cricketer. "A Team of oub own ? I should think so ! If we 'be good enough to Scout fob you, why shouldn't we
take a tubn at the bat ? "
First A. B, Giving him a bit of her mind, you bet. What's that
she 's saying ?
Second A. B. Why, that she admires his style immensely, and
doesn't want to spoil his game; bnt that, after the next great All
England Match, it* not sooner, they mean to have a team of their own,
and go in for the game all round ! First A. B. Ah, what did I say ?
PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI.
255
THE POLITICAL LADY-CRICKETERS.
Lady Cricketer. "A Team of oub own ? I should think so ! If we 'be good enough to Scout fob you, why shouldn't we
take a tubn at the bat ? "
First A. B, Giving him a bit of her mind, you bet. What's that
she 's saying ?
Second A. B. Why, that she admires his style immensely, and
doesn't want to spoil his game; bnt that, after the next great All
England Match, it* not sooner, they mean to have a team of their own,
and go in for the game all round ! First A. B. Ah, what did I say ?