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The Dictionary of national biography, Vol. 14
...and for prudential reasonschangedtheir name. Richard Nyren, a yeoman, who learned his cricket at Slindon under Richard Newland, was founder... (Hambledon, England, Regno Unito - 1715)

   

Marlborough Express, Volume XLVI, Issue 248 1912/10/18
...material of the Hambledon lads. Richard Nyren, who has been rightly dubbed the Father of Cricket," was, it should be... (Hampshire, Hampshire, Regno Unito - 1705)

   

Vestkusten 1940/10/03
...J. A. Hultman och mrs Judith Nyren sjöngo en duett för att påminna örn gamla tider de ofta uppträdde till... (Mission, California, Stati Uniti d'America - 1886)

 

Dictionary of national biography
...Raxlitt, Domenico Dragonettirq.v.], Charles Cowden-Clarke, John Nyren fq. v.], and Thomas At twood [q. v.] There is a sonnet written... (Oxford, Oxfordshire, Regno Unito - 1820)

 

Carl Fredrik Dahlgren: hans lif och diktning, en litteraturhistorisk studie
...Godhetsfullt meddeladt af kyrkoherde J. Gust. Nyrén i Kvillinge. Kvillinge församlings dop- och födelselängder för åren 1787 och 1791.... (Kvillinge, Norrköping, Svezia - 1791)

   

The Argus 1924/02/16
...and Ball Inn kept by Richard Nyren, in the little Hampaire village of Hambledon, was the headquarters of the game,... (Hambledon, Victoria, Australia - 1841)

   

Obituary - JOAN ELIZABETH NYREN - ObitTree - North America Obituaries
...WORCESTER: Joan Elizabeth Nyren, 44, passed away May 19, 2009 after a lifetime of heart problems. She... (Natick, Stati Uniti d'America - 2009)

   

The London Gazette, Issue 22549 - 1861-09-20
...names and description, of Jolm William Nyren and Adam Wilson, of Battersea, in the county of Surrey, Colour Manufacturers, -... (Battersea, Regno Unito - 1831)

 

Dictionary of national biography (Volume 45)
...take effect. The cricket chronicler, John Nyren (1764-1837) [q.v.], used to say that Pilch's play almost reconciled him to round-arm... (Canterbury, Kent, Regno Unito - 1837)

 

Dictionary Of National Biography(Pereira-Pockrich)
...take effect. The cricket chronicler, John Nyren (1764-1837) [q.v.], used to say that Pilch's play almost reconciled him to round-arm... (Canterbury, Kent, Regno Unito - 1837)