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"Remembering the Death of Cricket: The Sporting Times' Mock Obituary in 1882" In a satirical twist, The Sporting Times published a mock obituary on April 20th, 1872
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"Remembering the Death of Cricket: The Sporting Times' Mock Obituary in 1882" In a satirical twist, The Sporting Times published a mock obituary on April 20th, 1872, announcing the demise of cricket. Little did they know that this playful piece would become an iconic moment in sporting history. Richard Corfield - A Life Well-Lived and Fondly Remembered With heavy hearts, we bid farewell to Richard Corfield, whose obituary serves as a testament to his remarkable journey through life. His legacy will forever be etched in our memories. Kehoe Hanged: New York Herald's Grim Announcement from December 19th, 1878 The chilling news of Kehoe's hanging reverberated through the pages of the New York Herald. This somber lithograph captures the weighty atmosphere surrounding this tragic event. Charles Gounod: A Melodic Farewell (Litho) As Charles Gounod took his final bow, his musical genius echoed throughout eternity. This lithograph pays homage to a maestro who left an indelible mark on classical music. Miss Hlawaczek: Pioneering Female Explorer Embarks on Expedition (January 1894) Breaking barriers and defying societal norms, Miss Hlawaczek embarked on an awe-inspiring expedition in January 1894. Her courage and determination continue to inspire generations of adventurers. Unveiling Lord Macaulay's Library: A Treasure Trove for Knowledge Seekers Step into Lord Macaulay's library—a sanctuary where wisdom resides amidst rows upon rows of books. This engraving invites you into a world steeped in intellectual curiosity and enlightenment. King George II Bids Adieu: Second Page Announcement from Boston Evening Post On this fateful day, King George II breathed his last breath—his passing marked by solemnity across the land. This second-page announcement captures the nation's collective grief and uncertainty.