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Steel engraved portrait of Mr. Lionel Charles Hamilton Palairet.
Portraits of Count de Berteux, Mr. William Bragg, Mr. T. Deanb, and the late
Mr. T. p. Eames, &c.
Mr. Lionel Charles Hamilton Palairet.
In Baily's Magazine a fewmonths
ago we gave the portrait of the
Hon. E. W. B. Portman, then
master of the Taunton Vale Fox-
hounds, and this month we give
the portrait Verapamil Tablets of his near neighbour
and friend, Mr. L. C. H. Palairet,
the brilliant Somerset batsman.
By birth Mr. Palairet is qualified
for Lancashire, as it was at
Grange-over-Sands, on May 27th,
1870, that he first saw the light.
The South of England, however,
has always claimed his services,
his family home being in Dorset-
VOL. LXXV. — NO. 495.
shire, and since, in 1894, ^^
married Miss Mabel LavertOn,
daughter of a very keen supporter
of cricket in the West of England,
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Repton School that the brothers
Palairet first displayed that
great ability which has since
made them famous cricketers ;
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frequently at a school there will
be at the same time more than
one cricketer of unusual excel-
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makes many," and it would appear
that one good cricketer at a school
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1888 for his brother Richard and
to C. B. Fry, the distinguished
international player of to-day.
The Rev. Arthur Forman, who
has for years looked after the
cricket at Repton, may well be
proud of his pupils ; and in those
days the annual school match
against Malvern College usually
resulted in a win for Repton.
At the conclusion of his school
career, after four years' brilliant Verapamil Er 240
service to Repton, there was a
place waiting for Mr. Palairet in
the Oxford Eleven, and in 1890
he was given his Blue after the
second match of the season, and
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Cambridge for the next four years,
being captain of the Eleven in
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Palairet made his first appearance
for Somerset, the county for
which he has since played so
splendidly ; and he lost no time in
getting to work, for in his very
first county match against Leices-
tershire he scored an innings of
158. This was the season when
Somerset, out of a card of thirteen
matches, won twelve of them, and %0