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Cape Town,1974). Jane Falloon's biography of Lady Bailey, Throttle Full Open: A Life ofLady Bailey, Irish Aviatrix (Dublin: Lilliput Press,1999),includes a chapter on Bailey. There is a sketch of Bailey in L. E. Neame, Some South African Politicians (Cape Town: Maskew Miller,1929),165-168.R. Ovendale contributed the entry on Bailey in the Dictionary ofSouth African Biography, vol. 2 (Pretoria: Human SciencesResearch Council,1972),19-20. 2 The existing literature includes H. S. Altham and E. W Swanton,'International Cricket Conference',in E.W.Swanton (ed.), Barclays World ofCricket: The Game From A to Z,3rd ed. (London: CollinsWillow, 1986),352-355; T. Lewis, Double Century: The Story of MCC and Cricket (London: Guild Publishing,1987),

bequeathed his large personal art collection to the South African National Gallery in Cape Town.

15 Cohen, Reminiscences, 29.

16 Bailey, 'Early Days',211; Falloon, Throttle Full Open,

37.

17 M. W. Luckin (ed.), The History ofSouth African Cricket: Including the Full Scores ofAll Important Matches since 1876 Oohannesburg: Hortor,1915),

217-219,508-510.

18 A. Bailey,'Cricket in South Africa',in P. F. Warner (ed.), Imperial Cricket (London: The London Counties

Press Association,1912),316.

19 H. Kidson, The History ofTransvaal Cricket

164-166.

Oohannesburg: Transvaal Cricket Board,1995),

3 Falloon, Throttle Full Open, chap. 5.

27-28, 39.

4 A. Bailey,'Early Days in Johannesburg', Empire Review and Magazine, no. 429 (October 1936),

20 Bailey,'Cricket in South Africa',311.

21 Sir Abe Bailey,foreword to Luckin, History ofSouth

206-212.

African Cricket.

5 W.Hammond, Cricketers' School (London: Stanley Paul,1950),100-101.

22 Bailey,'Cricket in South Africa',315.

23 R. Archer and A. Bouillon, The South African Game: Sport and Racism (London: Zed Press,1982), 86. 24 Debates ofthe House ofAssembly, 18 February 1924 (4th Session,4th Parliament,Vol. I),283-238. 25 See the chapter by JontyWinch in this volume, "'I Could a Tale Unfold"': The Tragic Story of "Old 26 For the JamesonRaid,see P. Fitzpatrick,The Transvaalfrom Within (London: Heinemann,1899);J. van der Poel,The Jameson Raid (Cape Town: Oxford University Press,1951); J. Butler, The Liberal Party and the Jameson Raid (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1968); E. Longford, Jameson's Raid: Prelude to the Boer War Oohannesburg: Jonathan Ball,1982); and J. Carruthers (ed.), The Jameson Raid: A Centennial Retrospective Oohannesburg: Brenthurst Press,1996). Caddy" and "Krom" Hendricks'.

6 Standard Bank Archives,Box Insp 1/1/81,Insp.

Rep.Jhb. 1891,263.

7 Neame, Some South African Politicians, 165-166.

8 L.Cohen, Reminiscences ofJohannesburg and London Oohannesburg: Africana Book Society,1924),31.

9 A. Barlow, Almost in Confidence (Cape Town: Juta,

1952),169.

10 Paul Emden, Randlords (London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1935),219-222;R. V. Kubicek, Economic Imperialism in Theory and Practice: The Case ofSouth African Gold Mining Finance 1886-1914 (Durham, North Carolina: Duke University Press,1979),195.

11 Kubicek, Economic Imperialism, 157-159.

12 Falloon, Throttle Full Open, 35-39.

13 A. A. Mawby, Gold Mining and Politics: Johannesburg 1900-1907, 2 vols (Lewiston,New York: Edwin Mellen Press,2000),73-74; J. W. Horton, The First Seventy Years, 1895-1965: Council ofEducation, Witwatersrand Oohannesburg: Wits University Press, 1968),chap. 1; T. Gutsche, Old Gold: The History of the Wanderers Club (Cape Town: Howard Timmins, 14 For a critical assessment of the patronage of the Randlords in establishing the Johannesburg Art Gallery,see J. Carman, Uplifting the Colonial Philistine: Florence Phillips and the Making ofthe Johannesburg Art Gallery Oohannesburg: Wits University Press,2007),chap. 5. In his will Bailey 1966),chap. 3.

27 M. Fraser (ed.), Some Reminiscences ofLionel Phillips

Oohannesburg: Ad Donker,1986),116.

28 Percy Fitzpatrick to his wife,13 January 1896,in A. H. Duminy and W.R. Guest (eds), Fitzpatrick: South African Politician, Selected Papers 1888-1906 (New

York: McGraw Hill,1976),35-36.

29 National English Literary Museum,Grahamstown, Percy Fitzpatrick Papers A/MSS XIII 1102/22. 30 Gutsche, Old Gold, 73,78-79; Kidson, History of Transvaal Cricket, 34-37; M. B. Hawke, Recollections and Reminiscences (London: Williams and Norgate,

1924),chap. 14.