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Globe, Volume VIII, Issue 1037, 22 October 1877, Page 3

INDIAN FAMINE RELIEF FUN D, COSTUME CRICKET MATCH AND SPORTS. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23ed. Programme : - A MUFF CRICK E i’ M vTCH IN’ FANCY COSTUME "jpHE following rules will be observed : The distance between Stumps not to exceed 32 yards. Each player to be allowed three trial balls. Overs to be at the discretion of the cap* ain. Players sitting or lying down whilst fielding, without permission of the captain, to be fined one shilling. If during the play the batter displaces the stumps <>r biiis by striking :he same with his bat, except by accident, he shall be out. Any dispute in fielding as to who should fetch the ball shall be decided by a majority of the votes of the players. Umpires to provide suitable refreshments during the game to exhausted players. Goose eggs not to county Any player found picking up the ball, when it does not come his way, will be arrested as a picker- up of nnconsidered trities. RICHARDSON’S SHOW, Where will be produced the Grand Historical, Mythical, Tragical, Comical, Agonising P.ay, entitled BAMBOOZLER, THE BRIGAND, OK THE BELLE OF THE TRIANGLE, And the LOST CHIGNON of the Ferry Road. Characters Bamboozler the Brigand ... MrJ. L. Hall Balie of the Triangle Mdlle. Adelinapattilindbisckachanti. Supi o ted by the Entire Strength of the Gaiety Company. During the Tragedy, the Croat KLAER MAGNET TROUPE, Of slack rope, tight rope, thick rope, thin i ope, long rope, short rope, high and low, lotty »n ground, acrobat*, velociped. t , and deb Li gymnasts, will appear, THE WIZARD OF THE N.N.E. (A little southerly), in his Grand Classical and Mystifying Mystical Entertainment, entitled THATJMATURGICS. A Grand E’IONY TROUPE From the wil's of Georgia, and the centre of the Himalaya Mountains, on the borders of Alaska, will play on Real Moa Bones. DON DERANGO DE DEERING And his Grand Canidrome with THE PERFORMING ImiG GUOA LARGE MARQUEE Will be provided f r the yoT ARI R S 0 F T ERl’Sl CHORE, Where they can Gyrate nimbly on the Li?:h Rantaatic Toe, “ Little to be Seen, bet Much to be Learnt,” By the Strong Man of the Hills, or the PATAGONIAN OR R'TOMAHANA. gjr The TIMBER required for this Wonderful Entertainment has been kindly promised by the leading Timber Merchant*, and will be SOLD BY AUCTION after the Match. A MONSTROUS BAND OF COUNTLESS NUMBERS Will Discourse Discordant Music throughout the Day. (PUBLIC NO r ICB SST No Money will be refused at the Gates, and No Change will bo found on the Gate-keepers. Wickets to be Pitched at Elven O’clock Punctually. In the Evenin SPECIAL PE , thcTe will be i FORMANCES >r the Benefit of this Fund at b »th of Theatres, under the Patronage of his Worship the Mayor, the City Council, and the Relief Committee. 43 a & BBIGO9> Baa. Sta*.