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• Mynn was also an enthusiastic amateur actor, appearing for the Old Stagers during Canterbury Week.
• The Old Stagers were invited to perform at the Canterbury Theatre during the Canterbury Cricket Week.
• The Old Stagers has close links to Kent County Cricket Club and the I Zingari nomadic amateur cricket club.
• Taylor performed, under his nom de theatre " J . Noakes, Esq ", with the Old Stagers for more than 20 years.
• He met his future wife at Croxteth Hall while performing for the Old Stagers as a guest of Lord Sefton with I Zingari.
• Old Stagers Amateur Dramatic Society records, including programmes, newspaper reviews and photographs of productions from 1842-2003, are archived at Canterbury Cathedral Library as item U449.
• He and the Old Stagers also performed in Royal Leamington Spa in 1852, and at the Theatre Royal during the I Zingari Cricket Week of 1853.
• Winterbourne also has a successful'A'team in Division 3 of the Bristol and District League consisting of the younger element bonded together by a few experienced old stagers.
• One of the earliest Old Stagers was the Kent and England cricketer Alfred Mynn who first appeared in 1847 and then regularly until his death in 1861.
• Although Cardiff lost, sports journalist'Old Stager'said : " B . R . Turnbull was the best centre on the field, ubiquitous in defence and valiant in attack ."
• He had amateur experience to build on with the Canterbury Old Stagers and the Windsor Strollers, and had played with Albert Richard Smith and Edmund Yates among others.
• After leaving Oxford he acted with the Old Stagers along with fellow barrister and OUDS alumnus C . W . Mercer, who subsequently acted as his best man.
• To sit beside him in the pavilion at Lords'or in the Old Stagers enclosure at Canterbury was to see cricket as it was played in the golden days ".
• He founded the Old Stagers club of Canterbury, and most eccentrically the team known as I Zingari, a wandering cricket club of assorted aristocrats and Victorian and Edwardian notables.
• Welsh journalist'Old Stager'stated " The Africans, by adherence to ten-man rugby, are winning their matches, but are not capturing the hearts and the imagination of rugby followers . . . ".
• Whilst its creditors lined up a High Court hearing with the aim of liquidating the club, Swansea City had come to rely on a combination of old stagers and young professionals.
• Some time after the march, Fawcett stated, " We, the old stagers, adopted new methods, one of the most successful of which was the organisation of public processions in the streets ."
• Most of the Old Stagers played cricket for I Zingari during the day and performed on the stage in the evening, but there is no evidence to suggest that Taylor played cricket.
• During 1842, Taylor, together with his Cambridge friends Frederick Ponsonby ( Earl of Bessborough ), Charles G . Taylor and William Bolland, formed the Old Stagers, which is recognised as the oldest amateur drama society still performing.
• Darlington soon established a lead at the top of the division which they were to hold for the rest of the season, despite their team containing numerous " real old stagers ", players who were well known before the war.