John Parkinson Whiteside. & Arthur Twiss Kemble. 1895. (Cricketers)

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "Famous Cricketers and Cricket Grounds, 1895," showing a Portrait Photograph on each side for the Following Two Cricketers.

1- John Parkinson Whiteside.
Originally tried for Lancashire, WHITESIDE migrated to Leicestershire, with the full consent of the Authorities at Manchester, with a view to qualify for Leicestershire, then much in want of a wicket keeper.  That he has filled that responsible position with credit the records of Leicestershire cricket during the last three or four years will bear witness.  With any amount of pluck he stands up to every kind of bowling, and with the same confidence, and if not demonstrative as the manner of some wicket keepers is, he is eminently safe, and as a rule very few mistakes are registered against him.  If few scores of any account have been recorded to his credit, he has frequently shown himself to be a useful batsman at a crisis.

2- Arthur Twiss Kemble.
Though just lately the heavy strain of County Cricket has compelled him to give up first-class matches, for a time at all events, Lancashire has not, nor have the Amateurs, a better wicket keeper at the present time than A. T. KEMBLE.  An old Cheltonian, he was a prominent figure in Liverpool cricket for some time before the Lancashire Executive had occasion really to give him a trial, such a master of the art of wicket keeping as PILLING being then available.  The pluck with which he stood up to a bowler like MOLD, however, was quite good enough to prove his capacity.  For several years he kept wicket for Lancashire with marked success, besides representing the Gentlemen more than once.  A fair bat at times.  Was one of the best Rugby forwards in England in his time, and played against Scotland several years.

Condition is Very Good.