Cricket cartoons from Punch maragazine by F H Townsend

Two Gentleman of Warwickshire. Mr F R Foster (Captain of the Warwickshire XI, who have just won the cricket championship). "Tell Kent from me she hath lost."—II Henry VI, iv.10. William Shakespeare. "Warwick, thou art worthy!"—III. Henry VI, iv.6.

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Two Gentleman of Warwickshire. Mr F R Foster (Captain of the Warwickshire XI, who have just won the cricket championship). "Tell Kent from me she hath lost."—II Henry VI, iv.10. William Shakespeare. "Warwick, thou art worthy!"—III. Henry VI, iv.6.