Grounds
| 1882 | Wednesday | Wednesday are playing lesser matches at Hunters Bar |
| 1885 | Wednesday | v. Aston Villa Oct 26 pp - due to bad state of ground |
| 1877 | Wednesday | Move from Myrtle Grove Having lost Myrtle Grove Wednesday negociated use of Sheaf House with Mr Garret(propietor) Mr Garret had enlarged the playing area by removing several vineries and some buildings. |
| 1871 | grounds | Derby St Andrews Osmaston Park, Derby seat of Sir C Wilmott, Bart cricket ground of Derby club level and well drained adjourn to Clarendon Hotel |
| 1874 | grounds | Brightside Blackburn Meadows nr Wincobank Station |
| 1879 | grounds | Discussion over the suitability of Sheaf House and Bramall Lane - it is pointed out that Sheaf House can hold crowds on 4 sides while Bramall Lane usually just uses three. |
| 1879 | grounds | Sheffield v. Glasgow at
Sheaf House crowd was 5 or 6 deep all around |
| 1882 | grounds | Newhall Sheffield FA v. Cleveland played at the ground of Sheffield Racing Co. Pitch even and big but stands are too far from the action and the soil to clay Also too dar from town(only 500 turned up) |
| 1882 | grounds | Wednesday in the minor cup v. Walkley at Hunters Bar |
| 1882 | grounds | Sheffield v. Cleveland
played at Newhall (the enclosure of the Sheffield Racing Company) since
Bramall Lane being prepared for the international Newhall stand is too far from the pitch with too clayey soil |
| 1886 | grounds | Melville played Cavendish at Park Farm Cricket Inn Road - was this Quibell's Field ? |
| 1886 | Sheaf House | Sheaf House being upgraded - additional ground |