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MATCHES 2021 APRIL Thursday 8 Middlesex v Somerset (LV= Insurance County Championship) 4 Days Thursday 15 MCC v Wales 1 Day Thursday 22 Middlesex v Surrey (LV= Insurance County Championship) 4 Day Thursday 29 MCC Women’s Day 1 Day MAY Thursday 6 Middlesex v Gloucestershire (LV= Insurance County Championship) 4 Days Thursday 13 Middlesex v Hampshire (LV= Insurance County Championship) 4 Days Saturday 22 Eton v Harrow 1 Day Sunday 23 Oxford v Cambridge 1 Day JUNE Wednesday 2 ENGLAND v NEW ZEALAND (LV= Insurance Test Match) 5 Days Thursday 10 † MIDDLESEX v SURREY (Vitality Blast) 1 Day Friday 18 MCC v National Asian Cricket Council 1 Day Thursday 24 † MIDDLESEX v ESSEX (Vitality Blast) 1 Day JULY Thursday 1 † MIDDLESEX v SUSSEX (Vitality Blast) 1 Day Saturday 10 ENGLAND v PAKISTAN (Royal London Series) 1 Day Friday 16 † MIDDLESEX v KENT (Vitality Blast) 1 Day Sunday 25 LONDON SPIRIT v OVAL INVINCIBLES (DOUBLE HEADER) (The Hundred) 1 Day Thursday 29 † LONDON SPIRIT v TRENT ROCKETS (DOUBLE HEADER) (The Hundred) 1 Day AUGUST Sunday 1 † LONDON SPIRIT v SOUTHERN BRAVE (DOUBLE HEADER) (The Hundred) 1 Day LONDON SPIRIT v NORTHERN SUPERCHARGERS (DOUBLE HEADER) Tuesday 3 † 1 Day (The Hundred) Thursday 12 ENGLAND v INDIA (LV= Insurance Test Match) 5 Days Saturday 21 † THE HUNDRED MEN’S AND WOMEN’S FINAL (2 Days) Tuesday 24 Vitality Blast – Quarter Final (2 Days) Monday 30 Middlesex v TBC (LV= Insurance County Championship) 4 Days SEPTEMBER Tuesday 7 MCC Schools v ESCA 1 Day Wednesday 8 MCC Men’s T20 Finals Day 1 Day Sunday 12 Middlesex v TBC (LV= Insurance County Championship) 4 Days Sunday 19 The Voneus Village Cup Final 1 Day Monday 20 MCC Foundation Day 1 Day Tuesday 21 MCC v Champion Club 1 Day Tuesday 28 Bob Willis Trophy Final 5 Days For more information on matches at Lord’s please visit lords.org † Floodlit Match Matches shown in italics are dependant upon Middlesex’s progress in the competition and the actual date will be determined at a later stage some time within that range..

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r t "1 ^J^JJ^-A (^7^ ^KJL^ AN ETON BIBLIOGRAPHY By L. V. HARCOURT ARTHUR L. HUMPHREYS, 187 PICCADILLY, LONDON 1902 ^^J3 //J /Joe PREFA CE. ^HIS new edition of Eton Bibliogr'aphy, like its predecessors, is mainly compiled from the catalogue of my own collection of ''' Etoniana'^ {destined ultimately for the School Library). I have added the titles of those hooks of which I know, but do not possess copies: these I have distinguished with an asterisk (*) in the hope that I may hear of copies of them for sale or exchange. I have endeavoured as far as possible—and with much success —to discover and record the names of the authors of anonymous books and pamphlets and of the editors of the ephemeral School Magazines, but I have felt bound, in printing this Bibliography, in many cases to respect their anonymity. There are, however, many anonymous authors still to be identified, and I shall gratefully receive any information on this or other subjects by way of addenda to or corrigenda of the Bibliography. I have intentionally omitted all School text-books from the collection. L. V. HARCOURT, 14 Berkeley Square, London, W, iv»21'1f>"?6 AN ETON BIBLIOGRAPHY 1560. Three Sermons preached at Eaton Colledge. By Roger Hutchinson. 1552. Pp. 110. Sm. 16mo. John Day, Aldersgate, London. 1567. Gualteri Haddoni, Legum doctoris, S. Reginae Elizabethae a supplicium libellis, lucubrationes passim collectae et editae. Et Poemata. Studio et labore Thomae Hatcheri Cantabri- gierisis. 2 vols. Vol. I., pp. I., viii., 350; II., ii., 141. Sm. post 8vo.
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