l i r l l ’ d m [ GRATIS.] PR INT ED AND PUBLISHED B T SUNDAY, JULY 26, 1857. MR WILLIAM CLEMENT, 170, STRAND, [ GEATISJ DERBY, OAKS, AND LEGER, 1859. THE DERBY. WEDNESDAY.— The Debby Stakes of 50 sovs each, h ft, for colts 8st 71b, llllles 8st 2lb, then three year o ld s ; the last mile and a half, to be run on the New Course; 249 subs. Lord Ailesbury’s b c by Bay Middleton, out of Bribery Mr Allison’s br c Layton Mr J. Anderson’s b c Trepan Mr J. Anderson’s b c Cozener Capt Archdall’s O’Ryan, brother to Planet Capt Archdall’s Cheeks, brother to Jolly Marine Capt Archdall’s Ebor ( late York), by Newminster Capt Archdall’s Laragh Capt Archdali’s Da Foe _ Mr Barber’s Tomboy, brother to Mary, by Idle Boy Mr J . Barnard’s br c by Grecian out of Celeste Mr W. Barratt, jun’s, ch c by The Fallow Buck, out of Flash of Lightning Mr W. Barratt, juw’s, bk or br c by Joe Lovell out of Bracelet Mr W. Barratt, jun’s b c by The Fallow Buck out of Susan Mr Geo. Bartle’s b c Quicksilver Count Batthyany’s br c DulliHKham . _ ___ , . Count Batthyany’s c Coxcomb, by Chanticleer, out of Salmon s dam ( Yorkshire Lass) „ , . r „ T Count Batthyany’s c Roussillon, by Burgundy out of Wasp Duke of Beaufort’s The Elk Duke of Beaufort’s Richmond Duke of Bedford’s Christopher Duke of Bedford’s Brother to Weathergage Mr D. W. Pack Beresford’s b c Vindicator ; , Mr M. Blake’s ch f Molly Carew, by Mountain Deer out of The Cook Mr J. Booth’s b c Birthday, by The Ugly Buck out of Penkull Pile Mr H. D. Boulton’s br c by Jericho out of Ariadne Mr Bowes’s The Lark Mr Bowes’s Mouravieff Mr Bowes’s The Four Leaved Shamrock Mr Bowes’s May Morning . „ Mr John Brennan ns Roebuck, by Mountain Deer— Marchioness D Eu Mr Bretherton’s b c Caviller, by Touchstone out of Maria Mr R. Ten Broeck’s ch c Woodburn, by Glencoe, dam by Trustee ( brea in America) , „ „ Mr R. Ten Broeck’s b f Bonita, by Financier out of Sarah Washington ( bred in America) Mr W. H. Brook’s Newlighfc Sir R. VV. Bulkeley’s Knuckle Duster Sir R. W. Bulfeeley’s Oeeanus Sir T. Burke’s b c The Red Earl, brother to Terry Land Mr W. Byrne’s br c Fingal Mr C. Capel’s b c by Cotherstone out of Black Bess Mr E. R. Clark’s br c by The Flying Dutchman—' Vandermulin s dam Lord Chesterfield’ 6 c by Orlando out of Vesuvieune Lord Clifden’s b c by Bay Middleton out of Rosary Lord Clifden’s br c by Bay Middleton out of Slander Lord Clifden’s c by Surplice out of H. R. H. Lord Clifden’s b c by Bay Middleton out ot Columbine Capt Codrington’s b c Fyfield, by Teddington, dam by V oltaire Capt Codrington’s b c Burlington, by Kingston out of Rosina Mr T. Conolly’s b c Tom Quin, by Saticy Dick out of Lizzy Mr T. Conolly’s b c Tom Moore, by Grecian out of Nourmahal Mr Cookson’s b c Touchwood Mr Cookson’s b c Child of the Don Mr Cookson’s b c Caucasian Mr Cookson’s b c Cabardy Mr Cookson’s b c Pillager Mr Copeland’s b f Cripplegate , „ Mr W. R. Court ns b c Hawthorn, by Buckthorn out of Romance Mr Craven’s Halliford, by Loup Garouout of sister to Tamerlans Mr Craven’s b c by Chatham out of Hesse Homburg Mr W. S. Crawfurd’s Vandiemen ( late Kirkleatham) Mr W. S. Crawfurd’s Chapelier . Mr J. Davidson’s b c Gladiolus, by Kingston out of Achyranthes Mr J. Davidson’s b c The Scout Mr M, Dawson ns b c Aneurin, by Windhound Mr W. Day’s b c by Joe Lovell out of Wapiti Mr W. Day’s b c by Joe Lovell out of Bridget Mr W. Day’s b c by Joe Lovell out of Marriage Capt Delinks b c Sniff , , Mr M. Dennett’s ch c by The Fallow Buck out of Subterfuge Lord Derby’s gr c Birdbolt, by Chanticleer out of Sortie Lord Derby’s b c by Slane out of The Ranee Mr Des Vccax’s c by Stockwell out of Muffatee Lord Dorchester’s ch c Reynard Mr Oouglas’s ch c Willy Reilly, by Russborough out of Nan Darrell Mr J. S. Douglas’s Caunie Bairn . Lord Downshire’s br c Assignment, by Portrait out of Circassian Maid Lord Durham’s b c by The Flyina Dutchman out of Sister to Lambton Mr R. Eastwood’s ch c Ticket of Leave Mr R. Eastwood’s b c West Stanley , Mr Ewbank’s ch c Tom King, by Chanticleer out of Jack Sheppard’s dam Lord Exeter’s ch c by Stockwell out of Little Fairy Lord Exeter’s br c by Ambrose out of Gardenia Lord Exeter’s bk c by Ambrose out of Miss Stamford Lord Exeter’s b c by Midas out of Elegance Lord Exeter’s b f by Nutwith out of Pocahontas Mr Eyton’s b c Snapdragon, by Sweetmeat out of Mitre Mr J. Fe guson’s Sloeman Mr J. Ferguson’s c Lovett, by The Confessor out of Julia Mr G. W. Fitzwilliam’s b c The Thames, by Kingston Mr G. W. Fitzwilliam’s Strafford, brother to Wentworth Mr Ford’s br c Hamlet, by Jericho or Weatherbit out of Guaracha Lord Glasgow’s ch c by Barbatus out of Maid of Masham Lord Glasgow's ro c by Big Jerry out of Phyealis Lord Glasgow’s b f by West Australian out of Miss Whip Mr W. J. Goodwin’s ch c Keppel, by Oollingwood out of Ally Crocker Mr Gordon’s ch c Volcano Mr Gratwicke’s bk c by Robert de Gorham out of Mary Mr Gratwicke’s ch c by Student out of The Squaw Mr J. Greer’s b c Benbow Mr Greville’s ch c Alexander, brother to Grand Duchess Mr Gulliver’s b or br c Artful Mr Gulliver’s b c Archduke _ Mr W. Halford’s br c Vault, by Vatican, dam ( foaled in 18tl) by Pantaloon Admiral 0 . V. tlarccurt’s br f by West Australian out of Ellerdale Mr Harcourt’s b or ro c Y. Sykes, by Sir Tatton Sykes out of Elinor Mr C. Harland’s b f Maid of the Mist Mr 0. Harrison’s b c Morton, by Flatcatcher— Maid of Balmoral’s dam Mr R, Harrison’s ch c Newcastle, by Newminster out of Mary Aislabie Mr J. Hawkins’s oh c by Sir Hercules out of Truth Mr J. Hawkins’!* c Enfield Sir J. Hawley’s ch c by Chanticleer out of Hag Mr J. Hewitt’s br c The Courier, by The Flying Dutchman Mr H. Hill’s Marwell Mr If. Hill’s Wanderer Mr H. Hill’s Trumpeter Mr G. J. Hill’s br c Stratliern, by Tadmor out of Firmament’s dam Mr T. Ham’s br c Aston Mr T. 1’ Anson ns b c Balnamoon Mr W. I’Anson’s br f Cauty Bay, by Annandale out of Haricot Mr Jackson’s b c brother to Flyaway Mr Jackson’s eh c by Bandy out of Simon Pure’e dam Mr Jackson’s Peace Proclaimed Mr Jacmes’s b c The Leper Mr J. Johnstone's b or br c brother to Lord of the Isles Mr J. Johnstone's b or br e brother to Rotherham Mr J. Johnstone’s br c by Touchstone out of Marian Mr J. Johnstone’s br cby Touchstone out of Olga Mr J. Johnstone’s br c by Annandale out of Executrix Mr J. Johnstone’s br or bk c by Annandale out of Epilogue Mr'J. La Mert’s Compton, by Touchstone out of Days of Yore Mr W. Lumley’sbcVulture, by Damask out of Kite Mr W. Lumley’s br c by Student out of Countess Mr W. Lumley’s b c by Robert de Gorham out of Henrietta Mr Lutwidge’s b c Cream of Tartar, by The Cossack out of Lady of Lyons Mr G. Lilly’s b cby Orlando out of Palmyra Lord Londesbnrougli’s b c Mazzini Mr Markweil’s be Babbler, by Backbiter out of La Malheureuse Mr F. Martin ns ch c by Slane out of All’s Lost Now Mr F. Martin’s gr c by Chan'icleer out of Woldsmaid Mr F. Martin’s br c. by The Flying Dutchman out of Miss Nancy Mr F. Martin’s b c by The Flying Dutchman out of Sudbury Mr F. Mari in’s b c by The Flying Dutchman out of Belsay Mr F. Marlin’s b cby The Flying Dutchman out of Pharsalia Mr F. Martin’s br c by The Flving Dutchman out of Black- eyed Susan Mr F. Martin’s br c by The Flying Dutchman out of Mogulistan Mr F. Martin’s br c by Tho Flying Dutchman out of Ri.- olctte Mr F. Martin’s br c by The Flying Dutchman out of Ohio Mr F. Martin’s gr or ro c by Chanticleer out ot Queen Bee Mr F. Martin’s ch c by Connaught Ranger out of Palma Mr F. Martin’s oh c by Slane out of Peaeh Mr R. N. Mnnton’sb c Bourne, by Ambrose out of Phlegra Mr Merry’s ch c by Pyrrhus the First out of Bay Celia Mr Merry’s br c by Touchstone out of Trickstress Mr Merry’s gr c by Chanticleer out of Sunflower Mr Merry’s b c by Chanticleer out of Miss Ann Sir J. B. Mill’s cli c Watchdog, by Safeguard out of Cressa Sir J. B. Mill’s ch c Bridegroom, by Joe Lovell out of Wedding Day Mr J. Mitchell’s br c by Student out of Anspaoh Sir C. Monck’s br c Gamester, by The Cossack out of Gaiety. Sir C. Monck’s ch c Harefoot, by The Cossack out ef Vanish Lord Newport’s br c Salaam, by Sweetmeat, dam by The Saddler— Salute Mr A. Nichol’s br e Phantom Mr F, Oldaker’s b c hy Newminster out of The Jewess Mr F. Oldaker’s b c by Newminster out of Fanny Fern’s dam Mr F. Oldaier’s b c by Newminster out of Telltale Mrs Osbaldeston’s br c St Clarence, by West Australian out of Sulphine Mr J. O. bonic’s b c Red Eagle Mr J. Osborne’s ch c The Weasel Mr Overman’s bk c Lawrence Hyde, by Rochester out ol Exchange Mr H. B. Pack’s br f Bouquet Lord Palmerston's b c by The Flying Dutchman out of Trochee Mr . T, Parker’s bk or br c by Grosvenor out of Columbine Mr . T. Parker’s gr c The Mite, by Mountain Deer out of Colleen Dhas Mr T. P ail’s ch c Stockham, by Weatherbit out of Birthday Mr T. Parr’s Merry Man Mr Payne’s c by West Australian out of Moulton Lass Mr Payne’s e by Cotherst ® ne out of Glenluce Mr C. Peck’s br c Napoleon, by Voltigeur Mr Pedley’s Hal o’ Kirklees Mr Pedley’s Sidon Mr Pedley’s Green Jacket General Peel’s ch c Precursor S r R. Pigot’s b c by Filius out of Belle Sauvage Mr Quartermaine’s br c Foremast, by Weatherbit out of Rhedycina Lord Ribblesdale’s Engineer, brother to Assault Lord Ribblesdale’s b c by Buckthorn out of Jocose Lord Ribblesdale’s b c by Buckthorn out of Anne Page Lord Ribblesdale’s ch c Iscariot, by Newcourt out of Treacherous Lord Ribblesdale’s br c brother toGlenmasson Jit;. J. Rigby’s ch c by Safeguard out of Idleness MrTJoberts’s ch c Lord ofthe Manor, by Pyrrhus the First— Sacrifice Mr F, Robinson’s Antonio Mr H, Robinson’s b c Aristodemus, by Stockwell out of Mitix Mr X'. Robinson's br c hy Jericho out of Glee BIr Robinson’s b c Cavendish, by Voltigeur out of Countess of Burlington Mr Robinson’s br f Ltoile du Nord, by Cariboo or VolCigeur out of Sally Snobs Baron Rothschild’s brother to Sydney Baron Rothschild’s ch c hy Leopold out of Agnes, by Pantaloon Baron Rothschild’s b c by Leopold out of Castile Baron Rothschild’s br c by Touchstone out of Mentmore Lass Mr Saxon’s b or br e by Melbourne, or Windhound out of Ellen Horne Mr Saxon’s b c by Bay Middleton out of Sepulchre, by Archy Mr Simpson’s b f Carlotta, by Orlando out of Cytherea Mr Simpson’s b f Fearless, by Orlando out of Frigbt Lord Scarborough’s br c by Newmiuster out of Peggy Lord J. Scott’s b or br g Gift, by Windhound— Polly Johnson's dam ( h b) Mr J. Scott’s ch c Uralian Mr . T. Scott’s gr c Cock of the Walk Mr J. Scott’s eh c Prediction Mr J. Scott’s b c by Augur out of Slashing Alice Mr C. Smith’s b c by Chatterbox out of Pink Bonnet Mr W. Smith’s bk f The Covenant Bow Mr R. Sutton’s br c b Teddington out of Tophana Mr L. Sutton’s ch c by Pyrrhus the First out of Eulagy Mr R. Sutton’s ch c Brother to Polly Peachum Mr Tatton Sykes no ch c by Daniel O’Rourke out of Panmure’s dam Mr Tatton Sykes ns ch c by Daniel O’Rourke out ofNaughty Boy’s dam Mr Tatton Sykes us ch e by Daniel O’Rourke out of Katerfelto’s dam Mr Tatton Sykes nschc by Daniel O’Rourke out of Sister to Leacontield Mr Tatton Sykes ns ch c by Daniel O’Rourke out of Sister to Baronet Mr Tatton Sykes ns ch c by Daniel O’Rourke, dam by Sleight of Hand Mr Tatton Sykes ns b c by Daniel O’Rourke, dam by Sleight of Hand ( foaled in 1816) out of Wollaton’s dam Mr Tatton Sykes ns ch c by Daniel O’Rourke out of sister to Driffield ( foaled in 1814) Mr A. Taylor’s ch c Cock- a- hoop Mr R. Taylor’s b or br f by Chanticleer out of Snowdrop Mr S. Thellusson’s b c Orleans, by Orlando out of Ma Mie Mr W. Unwin’s b c Sir Harry, by Sweetmeat, or Annandale out of Lady Wildair Mr J. Walker’s brother to Disraeli Mr R. L. Walker’s b c by Weatherbit out of Abbess of St Mary Mr R. L. Walker’s b c by Weatherbit out of Arethusa Mr T. Walker’s b c by Orlando out of Alicia Mr T. Walker’s « h f The Shamrock Green Mr B. Way’s br c Sir John Mr S. Webster’s b c by Newminster out of Graeila Mr G. Wentworth’s b c Schuloff Capt R. C. Whitehead us b e The Mountain Nut Mr W. W is ram’s ch c by Footstool out ot Joan Mr Wilkin’s b c Hundill, bv West Australian out of Sultana Mr H. Wilkin’s c Brandy Ball, by Sweetmeat out of Elizabeth Mr T. Wilkinson’s ch c The King of Algiers, by the Cossack out of The Wasp Mr T. Wdkinson’s gr c Grey Stock, by The Cossack out of The Squire’s Daughter Mr 8. William’s b c Hop Merchant Mr S, William’s b or ro c The Commodore, by Collingwood — Blanchie ' Lord Wilton’s b c by Orlando out of The Broom Mr Winteringham’s b c Malachite Mr R. Wright’s br c Don Cossack Sir R. Wright’s b cKing of Sardinia, by Vatican or John o’Gaunt Mr J. H. C. Wyndham’s c by Ambrose out of Midia Lord Zetland’s Viking THE OAKS. FRIDAY.— The Oaks Stakes of 50 sovs each, h ft, for fillies then three year olds ; Sst 71b each ; th e last mile and a half to be run on the New Course; 171 subs. Lord Aileshury’s br f by Orlando out of Vivandifere Lord Ailesbury’s b f by Orlando out of Elopement Cajit Archdall’s The Nile Capt Archdall’s La^ y Gwendoline, by De Ruyter out of De Ginkel’s dam Mr H. B. Baker’s b r Sister to Vengeance, by Chanticleer Mr H. B. Baker’s b or br f Sister to Alma* by Gameboy Jar J, Barnard’s Emotion Lord Londesborough’s b f Penalty, by West Australian out of Epaulette Lerd Londesborough’s Mazzini Lord Londesborough’s b f Mavourneen s i' r » — » m , T__ * Mr F. Martin ns eh c by Slane out ot All’s Lost Now Mr Bowes s May Moral- g Fi i out of garah Washing'con I! Mr F. Martin ns gr c by Chanticleer out of Woldsmaid Mr R. Ten Broeck s b f Bonita, bj I1 raancier „ Mr Martin ns b c by The Flying Dutchman out of Sudbury Count Batthyany’s br f Pendant, by West Australian out of Earring Duke of Bedford’s Orlanda. by Orlando out of Bn'C « ona Mr M. Blake’s ch f Molly Carew, by Mountam Deer out of The Cook - Windlass Mr T. Carter, jun’s, br f Keepsake, by Nuncio out of Aspasie Lord Chesterfield’s f by Stockwell out of Babette Mr J. Clark’s eh f by Windhound out of Elcot s dam Lord Clifden’s b f by Surplice out of Rose of Cashmere Lord Clifden’s b f by Surplice out of Latitude Lord Clifden’s br f by Surplice out of Blue Devils Lord Clifden’s b f by Pelion out of Concertina Lord Clitden’s b f by Pelion eut of Birdlime Mr Combe’s Lassie „ „ , . c „ Mr T. Conolly’s ch f Merry Moll, by Safeguard out of Crystal Mr Cooksou’s ch f Ortolan, by I. Birdcatclier, dam by Hetman Platoff Mr Cookson’s b f Cosa Mr CopperthwaRe’sbTL^ dy Kingston, by Kingston out of The_ Counteas Mr Coppertliwaite’s br f Madame Moet, by Kingston out of Caroline Mr W. S. S. Crawfurd’s Fleur d’Amour Mr W. S. S. Crawfurd’s Mayonaise Mr T. Dawson’s br f by Stiletto out of The Cocktail Mr T. Dawson’s br or bk f by Annandale out ot Itch Mr T. Dawson’s bk f by Knight of Avenel out of Pinch Mr T. Dawson’s b f by Knight of Avenel, Malcom, or Stiletto - Mr M. Dawson n sb f Head Knowledge n , Mr W. Day’s b or br f by Weathergage out of sister to Geraldine Mr W. Day’s b f by Sir Tatton Sykes out of Southdown Mr W. Day’s b f by Weathergage out of the Brtde Mr W. Day’s b f by Daniel O’Rourke out. of Palmistry Mr W. Day’s ch f by Safeguard out of Miss Beverley Mr W. Day’s ch f by Weatherbit out of Breastgirth Lord Derby’s ch f Boomerang Mr Disney’s b f Queen of Prussia, sister to Bay Celia Mr W. Dobson’s f by Malcolm out of Conmore s dam Mr B. Drage’s br f Scylla, b Vortex out of Olympus s dam Lord Exeter’s b f by Nutwith out of Pocahontas Lord Exeter’s b f by Stockwell out of Scarf Lord Exeter’s b f by Stockwell out of As 1 ou Like It Lord Exeter’s ch f by Stockwell out of Grace Lord Exeter’s b f by Stockwell out of Plenty Mr C W. Fitzwilliam’a br f Margaret Bruce, by The Hero — & poaefr Mr G. Forster’s b f by Turnus out of Harriet Lord Glasgow’s b f by Barbatus out of Brown Bess Lord Glasgow’s b f by Orlando out of Coalition Lord Glasgow’s b f by We3t Australian out of Miss Whip Lord Glasgow’s b f by Orlando, dam by Lanercost. or Retriever Mr W. Goodwin’s b f by The Cossack out ot Lady Shrewsbury Mr Gratwicke’s b f by Chatham out of Flirt Capt Gray’s br f Bilberry, by Simoom out of Nora Creina Mr A. Gray’s ch fby Stockwell out of Miss Twickenham Mr Gtiin'vcr’^ c h V YeUaw Rose, by Pyrrhus the First ont o! Yells tv Mr w\° Halford’ 3 b f Marmalade, by Sweetmeat out of Yafa Mr W. Halford’s br f Hop Blossom, by Windhound out otHopbjp Admiral 0. V. Harcourt’s b or br f by West Australian out of Ellerdale Admiral 0. V. Harcourt’s gr fby Chanticleer out of Ellerdale s dam Mr Harcourt’s b f Julie, by Orlando out of Nun Appleton Mr C. Harland’s b f Maid of the West Mr W. Harlock, jun, ns f Riversdale, by Annandale out of Mana Mr Harrison’s b fby Kingston out of England s Beauty Sir J. Hawley’s b f by Cowl out of Diversion LordH^ wtk’s ^ f Christmas Pic, by Mountain Deer- Mincepie’s Mr W. Hudson’s ch f The Secret Treasure, by Daniel O Rourka oitt * ol Stolen Moments Mr R. I’Anson ns br f Cauty Bay Mr Jaques’s br f Curse Royal Mr Jaques’s br f Ambush Mr J. Johnstone’s b f by Stockwell out of Terrona Mr J. Johnstone's b f by Jericho out of Selina Mr J. Johnstone's br f Sister to Apathy Mr J. Johnstone’s br f by Annandale out of Giselle Mr J. Johnstone’s br f by Annandale out of Betty Humphries Sir J. Johnstone’s b f by Annandale out of Extra vaganza Mr J. Johnstone’s b f by Armandale out of Prevention Mr J. Johnstone's br f by Annandale out of Revival Mr J. La Mm’s Lady Roden, by West Australian— Saunterer s dam Mr W. Lascelle’s cli f Brookside Mr W. Lascelles’s ch f Katrine Mr Lewis’s f by Verulam out of Fleur de Marie Lord Londesborough’s b f Mavourneen Lord Londesboroueli’s b f Penalty, by West Austiaaan out of Epaul- tte Mr C. Lynch’s b f bv Sir Isaac out of Stork’s dam Mr F. Martin ns gr fby Chanticleer out ot Pelisse Mr F. Martin’s b f by Chanticleer out of Snowdrop Mr F. Martin’s ro fby Slane out of Pass Card Mr F. Martin’s ch fby Slane out of Jovial Mr F. Martin’s ch f by Slawe out of Miss Fairfield Mr F. Martin’s br f by Tho Flying Dutchman out of Sorceress Mr F. Martin’s br f by The Flying Dutchman out of Urania Mr F. Martin's b f by The Flying Dutchman, dam by Venison Mr F. Martin’s b f hy The Flying Dutchman out of Eluina Mr F. Martin’s br f by The Flying Dutchman out of Delhi Mr F. Martin’s b f by The Flying Dutchman out of British Queen Mr F. Martin’s br or gr f bv The Flying Dutchman out of Wicket Mr F. Martin's b f by The Flying Dutchman out of Emeute Mr Mathew’s b f by Grecian out of Slender Mr Mathew’s b f by Grecian out of Brenna Mr Mathew’s ch f by Grecian out of Pantheou s dam Mr J. Merry’s ch f Sister to Goldfinch Mr J. Merry’s b f by Chanticleer out of Sister to Moss Trooper Sir J. B. Mill’s chf The Gem, by Pyrrhus the First out of Cymba Sir C. Monck’s b f Prelude, by Touchstone out of Gossamer Mr J. H. Mouseley’s bk f by Stultz out of Barbarina Sir L. Newman’s ch f Fair Rosamond ( late Gazelle), by Sir Tatton S jke s outofAveline „ „ Mr J. Newton’s br f' by Voltigeur out of Themis Mr F. Oldaker’s b f by Newminster out ot Lady Meaulys Mrs Osbaldeston’s ch f Villaret by West Australian Mountain Sylph. Mr J, Osborne’s b f by The Cure out of Miss Agnes Mr J . Osborne’s b f by Birdcatclier out of Barbate- Mr J t Osborne’s br f by Birdcatcher out of Lady Lambton _ Mr Overman’s b f Queen Charlotte, by Catesby out of Tamarind Lord Palmerston’s br f by West Australian out of Blister Mr H. B, Park’s b f Bouquet , „ „ , , Mr G. Payne’s f by West Aust ralian out of Farmer s Daughter Mr G. Payne’s Sister to Polydore Mr Pedley’s Signorina Mr Pedley’s Giiselda Mr Pedle. v’s Claire Lord Portsmouth’s cli f Olympias Mr J. Powney’s b f Felicitas Sir Quin’s b t by Bandy out of Attraction Mr Raxworthy’s br f Little Avon Lord Ribblesdale’s ch f Snap Lord Ribblesdale’s b f by Buckthorn out of Captious Lord Ribbleadale’s bk or br f Sister to Adamas - Mr H. Rich’s b f Adelaide, by West Australian— Prmce of Orange s dank Mr Rickaby’s Sacharissa , Mr H. Robinson’s ch f by Stock ell out of Olivia Augusta Mr W. Robinson’s brfEtoile du Nord, by Cariboo or Voltigeur out, of Sally Snohbs Mr Rogers’s Kate Coventry Baron Rothschild’s Gunilda, by Middlesex out of Molly Sir C. Rushout’s eh fby Hark away out of Lady Barbara Capt Sartoris’s b fby Orlando out of Twitter Lord Scarborough’s cli f by Newminster, dam by Jereed Lord Scarborough’s b fby Newminster out of I latterer s dam Lord Scarborough’s b fby Newminster out of Hospodar s dam Mr J. Scott’s b f Nicosia Mr J. Scott’s b f Lizzie Mr J. Scott’s b fby Augur out of Father Thames’s dam Mr Simpson’s b f Carlotta, by Orlando out of Cytherea Mr Simpson’s b f Fearless, by Orlando out of Fright Mr W. Smith’s b f Never Despair Mr W. Smith’s bk f The Covenant Bow Mr R. J. Southby’s b f Essay, by Flatcatcher out of Sally Mr J. Stvan’s b or br f by Poynton out of Elleu Mr H. VV. Thomas’s br f Certainty, by Voltigeur out of Actual Capt, Verner’s ch f Miss Harriet, by Tower out of Harriet Cawthorn Lord Vlllii> rs’s b fby Stookwell out of Melissa’s dam Mr T. Walker’s chi'The Shamrock Green Mr T. Walker’s br f by Teddington out of Inheritress Mr Waller’s br f Amethyst, by Archy out of Diadem MrF. Watt’s gr or ro f by Chanticleer out of Birthday Mr B. Way’s Slargery Daw Mr B. Way’s b f Betsy Thoughtless . Mr H. L. Wigram’s br f by Sweetmeat out ot Eyebrizht Mr S Williams’s Merry May, by Orlando out ot Martha Lynn Mr Wilson’s ch f by Teddington out of Miss Batty Lord Wilton’s b f by Alarm out of Ginevra Lord Wilton’s b f by Alarm out of Iris Mr R . Wright’s gr f Rara Avis Mr L. Yeoman’s ch f Praxiiioe Lord Zetland’s Sequidille. T H E ST L EG E E . The St Legee Stakes of 25 sovs each, for then three year olds colts Sst 71b, and fillies 8st 21b; St Leger Course ; 170 subs. Lord Ailcsbury’s b c by Bay Middleton out of Bribery Mr Allison’s br f Layton, by Irish Birdcatcher out of Speculation Mr J. Anderson’s b c Trepan Mr J. Anderson’s b c Cozener Capt Archdall’s O’Ryan Mr J. Barber’s Tomboy, brother to Mary Mr G. Bartle’s b c Quicksilver Count Batthyany’s br c Coxcomb, by Chanticleer out of Yorkshire Lass Count Batthyany’s b c Roussillon, by Burgundy out of Wasp Count Battisyany’s br c Dullingham Mr W. Baxter’s b c Tom Graaby, by Pompey out of Hawise Duke of Beaufort’s The Elk Duke of Beaufort’s Richmond Mr D. W. Pack Beresford’s Vindicator Mr D. W. Pack Beresford’s Erie Percy Mr Bowes’s The Lark Mr Bowes’s Mouravieff Mr Bowes’s The Four Leaved Shamrock Mr Bowes’s May Morning Mr Bretherton’s b c Caviller, hy Touchstone out of Maria Mr J. Brennan’s br c Roebuck, by Mountain Deer out of Marchioness D’Eu Mr R. Ten Broeck’s ch c Woodburn, by Glencoe, dam by Trustee ( bred ill America) Mr R. Ten Broeck’s b f Boaita, by Financier out of Sarah ( bred in America) Mr W. H. Btook’s Newlight Sir R. W, Bulkeley’s Oceanua Sir R. W. Bulkeley’s Knuckle Duster Sir T. Burke’s Tho Red Ear!, brother to Terry Land Mr W. Byrne's br c Fingal Sir E. R. Clark’is br c by The Flying Dutchman out of Vandermulin’s dam Lord Otifden’s b c by Bay Middleton out ot Rosary Lord Clifden’s b c by Surplice out of H. R. H. Lord Ciifdeu’s br c, by Bay Middleton out of Slander Mr Combe’s Pax Mr Cookson’s Touchwood Mr Cookson’s Child of the Don Mr Cookson’s Caucasian Mr Cookson’s Pillager Mr W. T. Copeland’s b f Cripplegate Mr W. R. Court ns b c Hawthorn ( h b), by Buckthorn out of Romance Mr W. S. S. Crawfurd’s Van Dieman( late Kirkleatham) Mr W. S. S. Crawfurd’s b f Fleur d’Amour Mr J, Davidson’s b c Gladiolus, by Kingston out of Achyranthes Mr J. Davidson’s b c The Scout Mr M. Dawsoa ns b c Aneurin, by Windhound Mr Dawson’s br f by Stiletto out of The Cocktail Mr W. Daj’s b c by Joe Lovell out of Bridget Mr W. Day’s ch fby Safeguard out of Miss Beverley Lord Derby’s gr c Birdbolt, by Chanticleer out of Sortie Mr H. Des Vceux's c by Stockwell out of Muffatee Lord Dorchester’s Reynard Mr Douglas ns ch c Willy Reilly, by Russborough out of Nan Darrell Lord Durham’s b c by The Flying Dutchman out of sister to Lambton ( foaled in 1849) Mr R. Eastwood’s ch c Ticket of Leave, by West Australian— Indiana Mr R. Eastwood’s b c West Stanley, by West Australian out of Titania Lord Exeter’s bk e by Ambrose out of Miss Stamford Lord Exeter’s ch c by Stockwell out of Little Fairy Lord Exeter’s b fby Nutwith out of Pochahontas Lord Exeter’s b fby Ssockwell out of Scarf Lord Exeter’s c by Midas out of Elegance Mr J, Ferguson’s c Sloeman Mr J. Ferguson’s c Lovett, by The Confessor out of Julia Mr G. W. Fitzwilliam’sb c The Thames, by Kingston, dam by Heron Mr G. W. Fitzwilliam’s Strafford, brother to Wentworth Lord Glasgow’s ch c by Barbatus out of Maid of Masham Lord Glasgow’s ro c by Big Jerry out of Physalis Lord Glasgow’s b f by Barbatus out of Brown Bess Lord Glasgow’s b f by West Australian out of Miss Whip Mr Gratwicke’s bk c by Robert de Gorham out of Mary, by Elis Mr Gratwick’s ch c by Student out of The Squaw Mr A. Gray’s ch fby Stockwell out of Teddington’s dam Mr Greville’s ch c Alexander, brother to Grand Duchess Mr Gulliver’s b or br c Artful Admiral Harcourt’s b f by West- Australian out of Ellerdale Mr C. Harrison’s b c Morton, by Flatcatcher out of Maid of Balmoral’s dam Mr C. Hatfield’s be Henry of Burgundy, by Burgundy out of Jenny Lind Mr J . Hawkins's eh c by Sir Hercules out of Truth Mr J, Hawkins’s c Enfield Mr J. Hewitt’s br c The Courier, by The Flying Dutchman Mr G. J. Hill’s br c Strathern, by Tadmor out of Firmament’s dam Mr 11. Hill’s Marwell Mr H. Hill’s Wanderer Mr H. Hill’s Trumpeter Mr T. Hunt’s b c Aston Mr James Stewart Hutchinson's bk f Precious Stone, by Touchstone out of Camphine Mr T. I’Anson ns b c Balnamoon Mr W. I’Anson’s br f Cauty Bay Mr Jackson’s b c Brother to Flyaway Mr Jackson’s ch c by Bandy out of Simon Pure’s dam Mr Jackson’s br cPeace Proclaimed, by Touchstone outof Janet’s dam Mr J. Johnstone’s b or br c, by Touchstone out of Fair Helen Mr J. Johnstone’s b or br c, by Touchstone out of Rowena Mr J. Johnstone’s br c by Touchstone out of Marian Mr J. Johnstone’s br c by Touchstone out of Olga Mr J. Johnstone’s b o by Annandale out of Virago’s dam Mr J. Johnstone’s b c by Annandale out of Jennala Mr J. Johnstone’s br c by Annandale out of Executrix Mr J. Johnstone’s b f by Stockwell out of Terrona Mr J. La Mert’s b c Compton, by Touchstone out of Days o£ Yoie Mr W. Lascelle's ch f Brookside Mr H. Lewis’s f by Verulam out of Fleur de Marie Mr G. Lilley’s b c by Orlando out of Palmyra Mr F. Mart in ns br c bv The Flying Dutchman out of Miss Nancy Mr F. Martin ns b c by The Flying Dutchman out of Belsay Mr F. Martin ns b c by The Flying Dutchman out of Pharsalia Mr J. Merry’s ch c by Pyrrhus the First out of Bay Celia Mr J. Merry’s br c by Touchstone out of Trickstress Mr J. Merry’s gr c by Chanticleer out of Sunflower Mr J. Merry’s b c by Chanticleer out of Miss Ann Sir C. Monck’s br c Gamester, by The Cossack out of Gaiety Sir C. Monck’s eh c Harefoot, by The Cossack out of Vanish Sir C. Monck’s b f Prelude, by Touchstone out of Gossamer Sir J. B. Mills’s ch c Bridegroom, by Joe Lovell out of Wedding Day Mr R. N. Munton’s b c Bourne, by Ambrose out of Phlegra Mr A. Nichol’s br c Phantom Mr F. Oldaker’s b c by Newminster out of The Jewess Mr F. Oldaker’s b c by Newminster out of Telltale . Mrs Osbaldcston’s br c St Clarence, by West Australian out of Sylphme Mr T. Parr’s ch c Stoekham, by Weatherbit out of Birthday Mr T. Parr’s Merryman Mr C. Peck’s br c Najioleon, by Voltigeur Mr Pedley’s Hal o’Kirklees Mr Pedley’s Claire Mr Pedley’s Green Jacket . Mr S. Quartermaine’s br c Foremast, by Weatherbit out of Rhedycina Lord Ribblesdale’s Iscariot, by Newcourt out of Treacherous Lord Ribblesdale’s Engineer, brother to Assault Mr H Rich’s b 1 Adelaide, by West Australian out of Prince of Orange s Mr Roberts’s Lord of the Manor, by Pyrrhus the First put of Sacrifice Mr Robinson’s b c Aristodemus, by Stockwell out of Mini Mr F. Robinson’s Antonio Mr ft. Robinson’s ch fby Stoekwellout of Olivia Augusta Mr T. Robinson’s br c by Jericho out of Glee Mr Robinson’s b c Cavendish, by Voltigeur outof Countess of Burlington 1 Mr Robinson’s brfEtoile du Nord, by Cariboo or Voltigeur out of bally I Snobs ( Neville’s dam) f Baron Rothschild’s Brother to Sydney Baron Rothschild’s cli c by Leopold out of Agnes 1 Sir C. RuRhout’s ch f by Harkaway out of Lady Barbara ! Mr Saxon’s b or br c by Melbourne or Windhound out of Ellen Horne Lord J. Scott’s b g Gift, by Windhound out of Polly Johnson’s dam ( h b) Mr J. Scott’s ch c Uralia Mr J. Scott’s gr c Cock o’ the Walk Mr J. Scott’s ch c Prediction Mr J. Scott’s b f Nicosia . Mr Schickler’s br c Hurrah, by The Flying Dutchman oat of Clarion Mr Schickler’s ch f Voluptuary, by Teddington out ef Orinoco’s dam Mr Simpson’s b f Carlotta, by Orlando out of Cytherea Mr Simpson’s b f Fearless, by Orlando out of Fright Mr Smallpage’s b c by Burgundy out of Clorinda Mr W. Smith’s The Covenant Bow Mr R. Sutton’s ch c Brother to Polly Peachum Mr R. Sutton’s c by Teddington out of Tophana Mr S. Thellusson’s b c'Orleans, by Orlando out of Ma 51ie Major Green Thompson’s gr c Harry Jack, by British Yeoman out of The Dofiie Beebee . , Mr Upton’s ch c Joey Grimaldi, by Joe Lovell out of Terpsichore BIr T. Walker’s b c by Orlando out of Alicia Mr T. Walker’s ch f The Shamrock Green Mr F. Watt’s gr or ro f by Chanticleer out of Birthday Mr G. Wentworth’s b c Schuloff Mr Wilkins’s b c Hnndill, by West Australian out of Sultana Mr T. Wilkinson’s eh c King of Algiers, by The Cossack— Tha Wasp Mr C. Winteringham’s b c Malachite Mr J, H. C. Wyndham’s c by Ambrose out of Hurdle’s dam Lord Zetland’s b c Ralpho Lord Zetland’s br c Viking on the 17th euncluded our gaieties for the present, a brief notice of which must conclude a letter which I am afraid you will think already long enough, First class, open to all Bermudian boats above 23ft 6iu ; second class, ditto, under 23ft 6in. Time at the rate of one and a half minute per foot water- line. The race was about six miles, from near Crawl Point to the Windward state boat, anchored between Mount Langton and Ireland Island, back to the Leeward boat, and thence again a beat to the windward. Nothing could be more favourable than the day. There was a very advantageous view of the race from Mount Langton, where a large party were invited by his Excellency and Mrs Freeman Murray. Not the least interesting sight was the departure of the Indus for Halifax, and numerous were the handkerchiefs that fair hands waved from the verandah at Mount Langton, as she sailed majestically past. The first race was won by the Hostess Quickly, a St David’s b o a t; the second race by the Alarm, Capt Eldertou ( 26th Regiment), Mystery, Mr Barton ( ditto) second. After partaking of an elegant dejeuner, the company at Mount Laugton separated— not without a waltz and polka to that very useful CameroHian baud— much pleased with the day, though the regatta itse lf was perhaps only a secondary object— at least with the ladies. The weather is now becoming very hot. We are looking forward to four quiet months, when nothing will be lively except^ the mosquitoes and cockroaches— and a great portion of which will be spent under our respective verandahs.— Yours, & c, A B e rm u d ia n V is ito r . [ Our obliging correspondent's communications will at all times prove acceptable.— E d .] ETON v WEST KENT. This match was played on Thursday, July 16, and was an extremely even one. The Etonians went down rapidly a t first, until Messrs Norman and Dyne appeared at the wicket, which two gentlemen remained there for a considerable time, and were not disposed of until they had added 100 to the score. The West Jient obtained their runs quickly, especially Messrs Aitken and Deacon, who did not fail to keep the field awake, b u t at the close of the game the West Kent were unable to equal their opponent’s score by 18 runs. Score : ETON. B E RM U D IA N S PO R T S .- N o . I. Me E d i t o r : A book recently published by a field officer, entitled Bermuda, a Prison, a Fortress, and a Colony has given the reading publio an entertaining account of these remote islands, of which little was previously known except by naval and militry officers, who had been on the station. Those who take ati interest iu the subject caunot do better than consult the Field Officers. My purpose in this letter is to give a short account of tho races, which have just taken place here, and also to glance at the other amusements, which occasionally enliven the dead sameness of garrison life in the Bermudas. At an early hour, then, on the lOthof June, those who cast their eyes up St George’s harbour, aud far away where the blue waters meander amongst fairy islands of loveliest green, might see many a white sail bearing down for St George’s— “ Youth at the helm, and pleasure at the prow.” The morning was lovely, and the fresh westerly breeze the fairest that could blow; as the town of St George is situated at the eastern extremity of the “ still vexed Bermoothes” ( I love a quotation that is not hackneyed), consequently everything in the shape of a boat was iu requisition , a merry crowd was collected at the market wharf to watch the various disembarkations— a large portion consisted of the coloured population, the ladies of which were arrayed in most killing colours, with “ loves of bonnets;” while white trowsers, turn- down collars, and “ sweet things in waistcoats” adorned the darker dandies— all literally indulging in that caohination, which is characteristic of the r a c e ; and which, if not exactly melodious, chimes in well with th e humours of a gala day. At half- past one, the “ course” presented a scene of great animation, not greatly differing from a small country meeting at home, but with one remarkable exceptioa— tho majority of faces were of a dusky hue. The course, which is not quite half a mile round ( with a cricket ground iu the centre), lies on the narrow strip of land between the barracks and the sea; and though somewhat hilly and rough, with sharp turnings, is, independently of its convenient locality, perhaps as suitable a piece of ground as could bo found in the Bermudas, where anything like a level piece of turf of any extent is not to be met with. A fatigue party had been engaged for some days previously levelling the inequalities, putting down posts, & c, aud erecting “ a Grand Stand”— the latter, it must be confessed, more useful than ornamental. I ts architectural defects were, however, amply compensated for by the beauty of its contents— a rude casket for such fair gems ! But tho bell rings, and the Mr S * * *, in a scarlet coat ( borrowed from the theatre, and rather short in the waist), with ponderous whip aud stentorian voice, is charging up and down to “ keep the course clear.” The jockeys turn out in all tho glory of silk and satin and tops ! They might be going to ride a D erb y ! One or two had, however, imposed upon the public by converting their Wellington’s into a semblance of the genuine articles. The “ card” was as follows :— Stewards: Major Carey, Cameronians ; CaptTClerke, Cameronians; Dr Gilborne, R . A .; J . W. Musson, Esq; Dr R. F. Hunter. WEDNESDAY, J oke 10.— The Bermuda Stakes of l sov each, with 15 added ; four year olds lOst, five lOst 71b, six aud aged l i s t ; heats, one mile. Mr Maude’s ( R. A.) b h Charley, aged, lis t .................................... Mr Appleby ( 26th Regt) 1 1 Dr Higgs’s br m Caro, aged, l i s t ........................................... 3 2 CaptClerke’s ( 26tli Regt) b h Pay Up, aged, lis t . . . . Owner 2 3 Mr Barton’s ( 26th Regt) b m Comet, aged, lis t ......... Owner' 0 0 Mr J. Burrows’s brm Pearl, aged, lis t ................... Owner 0 0 P ony Race, for all ponies under 13 hands and a half; entrance 10s each, with 8 sovs added; catch w e igh ts; heats, half a mile. Mr J. H. Smith’s b p Jane .......................... MrSmith. jun 1 1 Mr Parsons’s ( R. N.) eh p Patrick............ Mr Maude ( R. A.) 2 2 Trotting Race, entrance 10s, with 5 sovs added; catch weight*; distance two miles. Dr Hinson’s b m Grace....................... .............................. O tvner 1 Mr Anderson’s b ro Saratoga............................................ Oivner 2 Mr Trent’s ( 26th Regt) ns bk m La Vivandiere........................................ Mr Trent ( 26th Regt) 3 Capt Clerke’s ( 26th Regt) b h Pay U p.......... .................. Owner 4 Mr Maude’s ( R. A.), bli Charley ................... ................. Owner 0 Major Hopson’s( 26th Regt) b m Jessie ................ Dr Edwards 0 CRICKETERS’ REGISTER, ALL ENGLAND ELEVEN v TWENTY- TWO OF UPPINGHAM ( WITH TWO BOWLERS GIVEN). This match was played at Uppingham on the 16th inst and following days. All arrangements were provided for th e accommodation of the various visitors. The Twenty- two were chosen from the district, and comprised some good players. The wickets looked good, but the turf, being of a spongy nature, made the ball difficult to time, and a shower of rain came on just as play was . going to begiu, which delayed the game nearly an hour. The first innings of the Eleven amounted to 43, of which Parr scored 24, by two threes, three twos, and four singles. The bowling of Jackson and Bickley, with the fielding ( not forgetting the beautiful long- stopping of Diver) was so good that the whole of the Uppinghamites were disposed of for 31 runs, Jackson himself taking fourteen wickets. This closed the first day’s play. Friday was a very line day for cricket. The ground was attended by more than 2,000 spectators, nearly half of whom were ladies. The play commenced with Moody and Hornby, both colts in the Eleven ; the former was leg before wicket, the latter played a steady innings for. seven; Bell made a long stand and scored 15, by three twos and nine singles. Parr was bowled for three runs. Anderson’s was a good 16, by one four, one three, two twos, and live siugles; Divor ( run out) made eight sing les; Brampton made 16, by one four, two threes, two twos, and two singles ; he gave an easy chance when he had scored seven, but was not taken. Brown contributed 11 by one four, one two, and five singles. The innings amounted to 86, leaving the Twenty- two 99 to win. Tho bowling of Tinley and Gibson was first- rate, aud the fielding of the Uppingham and Gentlemen does credit to thorn; in their second innings tlie first five wickets fell for nine runs, all to Jackson. This closed the second day’s play. On Saturday the rest were disposed of for 49 runs, making a total of 58, leaving the Eleven winners by 40 runs. Jackson bowled six men in seven balls; and Diver, at Bickley’s End, with glows, disposed of seven of the last wickets out of eight. Everything went off so well and satiafactorily, that there is no doubt the Eleven will again visit Uppingham. Score : T. E. Bagge, c and b Reeves__ 5 E. G. S. Hornby, run out............ 17 E. C. A. Leigh. c Reeves, bH. Aitken 1 F.. H. Norman, b Jenner............ 73 J. B. Dyne, c H. Aitken, b Reeves 37 R. Rawlinson, fe Reeves .......... . 0 Hon E. G. Lyttelton, b Reeves. .12 P. C. DuCane. c H. Aitken, bReeves 2 B. M. Davies, b Reeves................ 3 G. F. Dawson, b Jenner ............ 0 W. K. Mott, not out ................ , 0 B 4,1 b 3, w b 2 4 ................... 31 Total .............................. 181 WEST KENT. J. Lubbock, c Lyttelton, b Dyne 0 R. Pott, b Lyttelton .................... 8 W. E. Bamett. c Bagge, b Lytteltoa 0 Rev J. Aitken, st Du Cane. b Mott 45 W. S. Deacon, c Bagge, b Davies 41 H. Aitken, leg b w, b Mott . . . . . . 4 E. Reeves, b D y n e ......... 2 N. Lubbock, b Davies .......... 26 Herbert Jenner, b Lyttelton . . . . 20 Rev F. Pott, run o u t.................... 0 H. Pott, not out ........................... 6 B 2,1 b 2, w b 2, n b 5............ 11 Total .............................. 163 In the second innings of Eton Bagge m arked ( c J. Lubbock, b Aitken) 8, Hornby ( c l . Pott, b Jenner) 6, Leigh ( b Jenner) 1, Norman ( not out) 15, Rawlmson ( run out) 1, Lyttelton ( b J. Aitken) 25, Du Cane ( c J . Lubbock, b J. Aitken) 3, Davies ( not out) 0; b 1,1 b 2, w b 9— total 71. TONBRIDGE SCHOOL v TONBRIDGE WELLS. This match was played on Saturday, July 4th, ou th e School Ground, and terminated in the victory of the School by 11 runs. For theSoliool Mr Reade played and bowled well, and for the Wells Messrs Field aud Robarts were of great, service. The w icket keeping of Mr Rolfe for the School was much admired. Sco r e : TONBRIDGE SCHOOL. G. W. Boyd, b Luck ................... 10 J. G. Hodgson, b Luck__ . . . . . . 1 J. S. Burra, run out .........;........ 6 C. Groar, c Nottidge, b Luck . . . . 2 R, H. Burrows, c Larking, b Field 1 H. Reade, not out ....................... 22 H. Rolfe, b Field.......................... 5 E. A. Brown, c F. W. Elers, bField 8 S. O. Ridsdale, b Luck................ 0 J. Humphry, b Luck................... 5 R. Hornell, b Luck....................... 0 B 18,1 b 3................................. 21 WINDSOR GARRISON V ROYAL ARTILLERY. This match was played at the Cavalry Barracks, Windsor, on Monday and Tuesday, 13th and 14th July, when, owing to th e superior batting of Capt Miller, the former were in a fair way of gaining the day, had not the shades of night closed in too soon, to allow of its being brought to a termination. Score: . WINDSOR GARRISON. 1st inn Ne° w ™ an! Ser( G- G:)’. C. FOrte!? Ue.*. b } 3 cDenne, b Calvert Priv. Thornton ( R. H. G.),' run o u t .27 b Calvert.............. LordGarhes ( R. H. G.), c Walton, b l . , Berhune ...................................... . . . j 4* Hon Capt Miller ( R. H. G. j, stNewman, \ .. b Calvert..................... ....................' j* 5 Capt Hogge ( G. G.), b Betliune ............ S2 Capt H. Baillie ( R. H. G.). c Walton, b \ , Bethuue ............................................/ < Capt D. Baillie ( R. H. G.), run out......... 0 Capt Morant ( G. G.), run out................... 1 Priv Robson ( G. G.). run out ................ 1 Hon J. Hill ( R. H. G,), b Stewart ......... 2 W. Hartoppe, Esq( R. H. G.), notout.... 0 Priv Chitty ( R. H. G.), run out................ 6 B 4, w b 7, n b 2 .............................. 13 Total........................................... - 181 ROYAL ARTILLERY, 21 inn ... 17 ... 0 run out.............................. 0, i b Bethune ....................... 64 leg b w, b Calvert............ 0 not out.......................... .. 11 c andb Calvert.......... 10 c Newman, b Calvert__ 0 b Bethune b Denne ................... 3 ; run out.......................... . 24 c and b Perry................... 8 B 4,1 b 2, w b 11, n b 2,19 Total .............. ,— 160 Total.. .. 81 TONBRIDGE WELLS. G. H. Field, st Rclfe, b Reade... .31 H. Lambarde, b Reade................ 3 E. H. Elers, b Reade ................... 0 M. Larking, c Rolfe, b Reade. . . . 0 Luck, c Burra, b Reade................ 7 F. W. Elers, b Brown.................... 0 H. Robarts, not out...................... 16 T. Nottidge, b Reade.................... 0 H. Dunning, st Rolfe, b Reade.... 0 A. Taylor, c Boyd, b Reade......... 0 C. H. Bowman, c Ridsdale, bGrear 4 B 3,1 b 1, w b 5 ....................... 9 Total..................... ,70 THE RETURN MATCH. This return match was played on July ll t b , on the School Ground, and ended in the defeat of the School by five wickets. Mr Reade on the School side, and Messrs G. H. Field, Burney, and Robarts played well. Score: TONBRIDGE SCHOOL, Hon A. Stewart, c Miller, b Chitty 8 Lieut Mant, c Thornton, b H ill.. 0 Lieut Strangways, b Robson . . . . 15 Lieut Bethune, not out................ 23 B 8, l b 2, w b 15................... 25 Total ....... 134 Lieut Walton, run o u t ................ 12 Lieut Perry, b Chitty................... 11 Lieut- Col Fortescue, b Robson .. 0 Lieut Tillard, b Chitty................ 12 Lieut Newman, run out ............ 2 Capt Denne, b H ill....................... 21 Col Thomas, run o u t................... 0 Capt Calvert, c and b Chitty___ 5 In the second innings of the Royal Artillery Lieut Walton scored ( c Hogge, b Chitty) 6, Lieut Perry ( c Cornish, b Chitty) ?>, Lieut Newman ( run out) 1, Capt Denne ( not out) 4, Capt Calvert ( b Chitty) 7; b 5, w b 3— total 29 FIRST BATTALION OF GRENADIER GUARDS v FIRST BATTALION OF SCOTS FUSILIER GUARDS. This match was played in the Home Park, Windsor, on Wednesday, the 8th inst, and terminated in favour of the Grenadiers by seven wickets. For the latter Captains Hogge and Morant and Major Thesiger alone attained a double figure, while for their opponents Capt Hay, Major Cooke, and Lieut Dalzell were the chief contributors. Score: FUSILIERS, 1st inn 2d inn Colonel Charteris, b Edwards__ Capt Scott, b Edwards................ b Robson ., not out........... Lieut Dalzell, b Edwards....................... 12 c Lawrence, b Edwards.. 11 Capt Hay, run out 6 b Robson.......................... 23 Colonel Astley, b Robson....................... 0 b Robson....................... H. Reade, b M. Larking ............ 37 J. W. Boyd, c E. H. filers, b G. H. Field ..................................... 8 J. S. Burra, b Bernay................... 3 C. Grear, c Larking, b Bernay .. 3 H. Rolfe, run out.......................... 7 R. H, Burrows, b Luck............... 5 E. A. Brown, c B. Field, b Luck. 17 On the side of Tonbridge Well3 G. H. Field scored ( run out) 60, B. Field ( c Ridsdale, b Reade) 2, R. T. Burney ( b Hodgson) 29, H. Robarts ( run out) 17, M. Larking ( not oat) 11, F. W. Elers ( not out) 0, E, H. Elers ( c Ridsdale, b Grear) 0; b 10, w b 10, n b 1— total 140. Dr Higg’s bm Caro. . Owner 0 Capt Betts’s ( 26th Regt) ch tn Fanny.. Mr Appleby ( 2 § th Regt) DrGilborne’s( R. A,) b h Wild Irish Boy.. Capt Bridge ( 26t, hRt) ALL ENGLAND. 1st inn 2d inn A. Clarke, c Tinley, b Gibson....... ....... 0 b Tinley ................... ... 0 A. Diver, cThesiger, bTinley ... ....... 5 ruu out.......... . .. 8 Brampton, b Gibson ............ ....... 0 b Tinley ................ ... 16 G. Parr, c Bramley, b Tinley....... Anderson, run o u t .................. ....... 24 b Tinley .................... ... 3 ....... 6 b Gibson................... ... 16 Hornby, b Gibson ........................ ....... 2 C Ward, b Gibson..,. . .. 7 W. Moody, c Tinley, b Gibson ... ....... 1 leg b w, b Tinley . . . . ... 0 Bell, b Gibson ................................ ....... 2 b Tinley ................... ... 15 C. Brown, b Tinley........................ . . . . . 1 not out.............. . ... 11 Bickley, c Bramley, b Gibson Jackson, not o u t........................ . ....... 1 c and b Tinley ......... . .. 0 Leg bye .............. ..................... . . . . . 1 B 5,1 b 3 ............ . . . 8 Total.......................... .......— 43 Total............. . ..- 8 6 UPPINGHAM. 1st inn 2d inn Dodwell, b Jackson......................... ....... 2 st Brown, b Diver .. ... 0 W. Douglas, b Jackson................. . . . . . 1 b Jackson ................ . .. 3 Fryer, b Bickley............................ ....... 0 b D iv er ...,................ ... 0 Bramley, run out............................ ....... 6 b Jackson ................ . .. 4 R. Ellis, c Moody, b Jackson ....... 0 b Bickley................... ... 4 W. Ellis, b Jackson ................... ....... 1 b Jackson ................ ... 0 A. Orlebav, c Moody, b Jackson 0 R. Orlebar, b Bickley................... ....... 0 b Jackson ................ . . . . 0 Hunt, b Jackson.......................... ....... 4 c Diver, b Bickley .. ... 19 C. Brown, b Bickley ................... ....... 0 b Jackson ................ . ... 0 Thesiger, run out......................... ....... 2 leg b w, b Jackson .. c Jackson, b Diver .. . . . . 5 C. Phillips, b Bickley................... ....... 3 . ... 1 Sykes, b Jackson.......................... ....... 0 b Jackson ................ . . . . 0 Tomblin, b Jackson................... ....... 0 c Jackson, b Bickley . . . . 0 Tinley, c Clarkson, b Jackson .. ....... 2 b Jaekson ................ .... 5 Gibson, st Brown, b Bickley __ ....... 6 bJackson .......... . ... 0 W. Brown, b Jackson ................ ....... 1 b Diver....................... . . . . 1 Woodcock, b Jackson................... ....... 0 b Diver....................... ... 0 Porter, c Parr, b Jackson............ ....... 2 b Diver....................... .... 6 Ingram, not out .......................... R. Ward, b Jackson ................... ....... 0 not out....................... . . . . 1 Allen, b Jackson.......................... b Diver....................... . . . . 0 B y e .......................................... ....... 1 Byes .................... .... 8 - 81 Total...................— 08 CRICKET AT CHARTERHOUSE. TWO SYLLABLES v SCHOOL. This match was played at Charterhouse on Wednesday, 8th inst. School, as will be • seen from the scors, won with nine wickets to fall. Mr Inge, for School, played a first- rate innings for 45, carrying out his bat; the bowling of Mr Blore, on this side, was excellent. Mr Brodie, for Two Syllables, obtained 16 and 18. Score: 1st inn ....... 0 e Tate, b Reeve.... . . . . . 3 c and b Blore....... . ....... 2 b Blore................... ....... 16 bTato d inn . 1 . 2 . 0 .18 TWO SYLLABLES. G. Cardale, c Tate, b Reeve.......... M. S. Saunders, b Tate................. R. G. Lindsay, b Reev# e................ R. Brodie, c T. Atkinson, b Blore.__ W. R. Seymour, b Reeve....................... 4 c Girdlestone, b Blore.. .. 0 W. A. E. Wilmot, b Reeve................... 2 c Orme, b Reeve ., R. A. Sargeant, candb Reeve ............ 5 b Blore................... R. B. Roberts, b Blore .......................... 1 b Tate ............ . C. M. Harvey, c W. Atkinson, b Blore.. 3 c Blore, b Tate . . . . A. S. Carter, not out .............................. 3 b Tate A. E. Seymour, run out.......................... 0 B 6,1 b 1, w 2' 2................................... 29 Total............................................- 1 0 .. 9 .. 8 .. 4 .. 12 not out.............................. 3 B 8.1 b 1, w b 9 ......... 18 i T o ta l,..............— 75 SCHOOL, C. B. H. Somerset, c W. Seymour, b Rrodie ................................... . 1 F. D. Orme, b Brodie................... 2 F. G. Inge, not o u t ....................... 45 G. J. Blore, b W. Seymour......... 6 J. S. Tate, b Roberts................... 20 N. H. Reevo, c Carter, b Brodie,. 5 W. A. Atkinson, b Brodie............ 16 C. E. R. Girdlestone, c Harvey, b Brodie ..................... .............. 0 T. Atkinson, 0 Harvey, b Brodie.. 2 J. C. Hale. b Brodie....................... 3 H. G. A. Anderson, c & b Brodie. 5 B 12,1 b 1, w b 13, n b l ......... 27 Total ................ 131 In the second innings of the School Somerset obtained ( run out) 0, Orme ( not out) 8, Inge ( not out) 5; b 1— total 14. A F o o t R a c e , open to a ll; half a m ile ; the winner to receive £ 2, second man 10s. The horses for the first race effected a good start. Peach had soon to pull up lame, and Mr Barton’s girth giving way that gentleman had a “ spill,” though not hurt. Charley was the winner of the heat, Pay Up second, and Caro third. Iu the second heat Charley carried oft' the stake s; Caro a good second. In the pony race, Jane won both heals.— All the horses entered for the Trotting Race started, but the number was soon diminished, some lagging hehind and some breaking into a gallop, Wild Irish Boy especially, making several attempts to bolt over the ropes. The race at last was between Grace and Saratoga, the former winni » g by about a length, Vivandiere third, Pay Up fourth ; the rest nowhere.— The Foot Race of half a mile was won by Lance- Corporal Jones, of the Cameroniaus.— The admiral’s band was on the ground. A greased pole, surmounted by a ham, aud other rustic sports, contributed to the hilarity of the meeting, which was quite successful, and will 110 doubt become an aunual affair. This is only the second time that races have taken place iti these parts ; the first were under the auspices of the 20th Regiment some years ago. In the evening a subscription ball ( fancy dress) given by the military and civilians took place at Government House, which was kindly lent by his Excellency the Governor, when dancing was kept up till four o’clock, to the enlivening strains of the Cameronran Baud. I will now just glance at the other gaieties which during the last fortnight have broken the even tenor of Bermudian life. The writer was one of a party who was at a grand dinner given on board H. M. S. Indus, 78, Sir Houston Stewart, which has lately arrived on the station, aud had just returned from a West India trip. A party of about sixty sat down to a sumptuous dinner, which was laid out ou th e main deck, converted into a splendid banquetting hall, i covered in with flags arranged so as to form an immense i pavilion, aud ornamented| witli flowers and evergreens. The only ! drawback was th e absence o f the gallant admiral, from indisposition, but his place was ably filled by that frank sailor, his son, Captain Houston Stewart, & c. About one o’clock, beneath a splendid moon, the R. B. G. Lotus, with tho ] portly Commodore and a jovial party, spread her white sails to I a favouring breeze, and stood away for S t George’s. The strains of “ Auld Lang Syne,” rose from her tiny deck; and were wafted back a farewell to the gallant hearts “ we left behind u s.” Ou the Friday succeeding the races, a performance took place at the Garrison Theatre, which was built entirely by the men. I t is calculated to hold 500 or 600 people, aud has every convenience for w orking th e scenery, & c. A performance generally takes place about once a month. I t can boast of three distinct corps dramatiques, the men and the band of the Camerouians, and the officers of the garrison. Ou the present occasion “ Rob Roy” was played b y the men of the 26th. I t was got up at rather short notice, specially for the admiral, who is a true lover of all that pertains to the “ Land of the mountain and the flood.” His state of health, however, unfortunately prevented his attendance both on this occasion aud the day before, when he was to have dined at the mess of the Cameronians. The performance concluded with the farce of “ Diamond Cut Diamond,” by the officers of the Garrison, of which the following is the cast Oid Heaktxey .................. Dr Cullen, Cameronians. Ca ptain Seym o ur.............. Lieut Hale, Cameronians. C a p ta in H ow a rd .............. Capt Bridge, Cameronians. Te a p .................................. : .. L ieut Day, Cameronians. Trick ...................................... Lieut Wilson, R. A. C h a k lo t t e D o u b t f u l___ Ens Colebrooke, Cameronians. ' H is Excellency Col Freeman Murray came down in his fourin- hand, with his suite and two officers of th e Cameronians on detachment at Hamilton. I t is gratifying to find that the authorities here, with one exception, are always foremost in encouraging this rational amusement, which is so desirable a recreation for th e soldiers here, who have few means © f employing their leisure hours, and are consequently more exposed to the temptation of that bane of the British army— drunkenness. In speaking of the Governor, I must not omit to mention the fancy dress ball given by his Excellency aud his amiable lady at their residence at Mount Langton, 011 the 3d inst. I t would require a more imaginative pen than mine to give novelty to the description of a fancy ball. I t is a “ thrice told tale,” Imagine, then, th e usual “ Sound of revelry by night,” The “ bevies of fair dames and stalwart knights.” “ Tho peasant girls with dark blue eyes,” the lovely sultanels “ Whose orange silk full Turkish trowsers furl’d, About the prettiest ancles in the world,” the piquant vivandiere— with ancles as above— Friar Tuck and Dick Turpin, Massaroni and Ivanhoe, Zouaves and Chasseurs d’Afriques, with a goodly sprinkling of British officers o fth e nineteenth century, and you have a faint idea of the sc en e ; the night was tropical, but still ’ twas *' On with the dance! let joy be unconfin’d, No sleep ’ till morn, when youth and pleasure meet To chase the glowing hours with flying feet.” But people can’t dance for ever even to th e Cameronian band. The demand for beds at Hamilton was greater than the supply. I t is to be hoped the ladies were all suitably provided fo r ; but more than one gallant knight, if not exactly " Pillow’d on buckler cold and hard,” had to woo " Tired Nature’s sweet restorer, balmy sleep” oa the floor of the Royal Bermudian Yacht Club. A regatta 2d inn .. 27 NORTH v SOUTH. This match was played at Charterhouse, Monday, July 12th, North whining with ten wickets to go down. Score : SOUTH. N. H. Reeve, b Peason ....................... M. S. Saunders, b W. Seymour......... R. G. Lindsay, b W. Seymour............ W. A. E. Wilmot, b Pearson............ R. Brodie. b Pearson......................... F. D. Orme, b W. Seymour............... G. Cardalo, b Pearson........................ Dakin, c Girdlestone, b W. Seymour A. S. Carter, run out .......................... J. C. Hall, b Pearson................... . G, Wallace, not out.......................... B 5, w b 1 ................................... Total..................................... 1st inn . 3 c Sargeant, b Tate . 2 c and b Pearson ............ 6 . 0 b W. Seymour............ 5 . 0 c T. Atkinson, b Pea6on.. 2 . 0 c A. Seymour, b Tate .. 10 . 1 b Tate .............................. 2 , 1 not out............................. 0 . 0 b Tate .............................. 5 t f c T. Atkinson, b W. Sey- • I mour.............................. 9 , 0 b W. Seymour ............... 0 . 0 run out.............................. 1 . 6 B 19, lb 1, w b 15.... 35 .— 18 Total ................— 109 C. Peason, Esq, c Saunders, b Dakin ........................................ 28 T. Atkinson, c Cardale, b Dakin.. 0 F. G. Inge, b Brodie...................... 29 J. S. Tate, bjDakin....................... S W. R. Seymour, b Brodie............ 10 W. A. Atkinson, b Dakin............ 8 R. B. Roberts, b Brodie................ 5 NORTH. C. E. R. Girdlestone, c Lindsay, b Dakin ..................................... 17 R. A. Sargeant, c Reeve, b Brodie.. 0 A. E. Seymour, b Brodie............ 2 H. H. Gilbert, not out ................ 0 B 8,1 b 1, w b 6 ....................... 15 Total ....... 117 I 11 the second innings of North Atkinson obtained ( not out) 0, Roberts b Brodie) 1; wide balls 2— total 3. CHURCH v STATE. This match was played at Charterhouse, on Wednesday, July 15th. In the first innings of Church the play of Mr Inge was excellent, but in the second innings he was bowled by a ball which made all the difference in the total score of Church, though in the end they were victorious by nine runs. Sco r e : CHURCH. 1st inn 2d inn R. A. Sargeant, b Brodie ....................... 0 b Reeve........................ 2 R. D. Inge, not out................................. 37 b Reeve.............................. 0 J. S. Tate, b Reeve................... ............. 9 W. R. Seymour, run o u t ....... ............. 4 W. A. Atkinson, leg b w, b Brodie__ 1 C. E. R. Girdlestone, c Carter, b Reeve. 1 A. E. Seymour, c Gilbert, b Brodie . . . . 8 J. C. Hale, b Reeve................................. 0 G, Wallace, b Brodie.............................. 0 J. F. Isaacson, run out..................... B. Champneys, c Brodie, b Reeve.. . . . . B 13.1 b 2, w b 9 .............................. 2i Total........................ ..................— 100 STATE. 1st inn b Brodie .......................... 2 b Reeve.............................. 0 c Orme, b Brodie............ 0 not o u t................... ......... 12 c Warner, b Reeve......... 0 b Brodie .......................... 0 c Somerset, b Brodie . . . . 0 9 b Brodie .......................... 2 7 c Roberts, b Brodie......... 9 B 7,1 b 1 ................... 11 Total ................— 39 2d inn G. Cardale, c Atkinson, bW. Seymour.. 16 M. S. Saunders, b T a te ....................... 0 A. S. Carter, e Inge, b Tate................... 0 W. A. E. Wilmot, c A. Seymour, b Tate. 7 P. Brodie, b Tate..................................... 0 N. H. Reeve, b W. Seymour ................ 8 R. B. Roberts, c Tate, b W. Seymour.. 0 F. D. Orme, b W. Seymour................... 3 H. H. Gilbert, run ou t.......................... 0 C. B. H. Somerset, c Hale, bW. Seynaour. 9 J. Warner, not out................ ................ 0 b W. Seymour B 19, w b 11........................................ 30 B 13, w b 7 Total............................................— 73 Total,. b T a te .............................. 2 b W. Seymour................ 10 cSargeant, b. W. Seymour 0 b Tate .............................. 7 b W. Seymour................ 8 b W. Seymour............ 6 b W. Seymour................ 0 b W, Seymour................ 0 b W. Seymour................ 3 not out.............................. 1 ......... 0 ......... 20 S. Ridsdale, b B. Field ............... 8 J. G. Hodgson, run out-................ 14 R. Hornell, b Luck....................... 5 G. Humphry, not out.................... 1 B 23, w b 8 ........................... 3 1 Total ..................... .... 139 TONBRIDGE SCHOOL v TONBRIDGE WELLS. This match was played on the 18th of July, on the School Ground, and terminated in the victory of the School by five wickets. Mr Brown made a good innings on the School side, while Mr E. H. Elers for Tonbridge Wells made some fine hits. Mr. R. Burney bowled beautifully in the second innings of the School, and did all he could to save the m atch. The fielding on both sides was good. S core: TONBRIDGE WELLS. G. H. Field, c Grear, b Hodgson .. A. Robarts, b Reade ............ ......... R. T. Burney, b Reade................... B. Field, c Boyd, b Reade................ M. Larking, run out ....................... G. I). Jennison, b Hodgson............ F. Elers, b Hodgson ....................... E. H. Elers, b Reade................. A. D. Burney, not out....................... R. Rudd, run o u t............................. Total... 1st inn 2d inn . . . 3 b Brown..................... . .. 3 . .. 0 c Reade, b Grear....... ... 11 . . . 0 b Reade ..................... ... 12 ... 1 c Reade, b Brown ... ... 4 ... 8 c Humphry, b Reade. ... 0 ... 0 b Reade ...................... . .. 0 c Burrows, b Reade , ... 0 ... 17 0 Burra, b Brown. ... 18 . . . . 2 b Brown....... ............. . .. 2 . . . . 2 not out........................ . . . 0 . . . . 0 run out......................... ... 1 ... 11 . . . . — 44 Total............... . ..- 6 6 Capt Mostyn, b Robson.......................... 6 Lieut Stephenson, c Murray, b Robson 2 Major Cooke, run out.............................. 3 Lieut Trefusis, c Fellows, b Robson ,. 6 Lieut Erskine, not o u t.......................... 2 Emergency, b Edwards.......................... 7 Bye...................................................... 1 Total............................................— 45 GRENADIERS. runout............................ 2 c Murray, b Edwards__ S c Hogge, b Edwards __ 20 cMurray, b Edwards.,,. 5 b Robson.......................... 0 c Hogge, b Edwards . . . . 1 Byes, & c................... 5 Total...................— 8i Major Thesiger, leg b w, b Hay.. 7 Sergt Reed, b Stephenson............ 10 Capt Morant, c Trefusis, b Hay.. 17 Capt Hogge, c Trefusis, b Hay . .87 Private Robson, c Trefusis, b Stephenson............................ 3 Priv Fellows, c Mostyn, b Hay .. 1 Capt Murray, run out................... 5 Sergt Field, st Cooke, b Stephenson............................................... 2 Drummer Edwards, b Hay......... 0 Laurence, Esq, not o u t............ 5 Private Menz, b Hay .................... 0 Byes, & e ................................. 28 Total... 105 In the second innings of the Grenadier Guards Thesiger scored ( b Stephenson) 14, Morant ( c Trefusis, b Stephenson) 1, Murray ( not out) 1, Laurence ( b Stephenson) 8; byes, & c, 5— total 29, OFFICERS AND NON- COMMISSIONED OFFICERS v GUNNERS AND DRIVERS. This interesting match, between the Officers and Non- Commissioned Officers of No. 1 Company 7th Battalion Royal Artilery and eleven Gunners and Drivers of the same, was played at Landguard Fort, on Tuesday, the 14th July. After a ver. y hard struggle the Gunners were proclaimed tho victors by a majority of four. S co r e : OFFICERS. 1st inn 2d inn TONBRIDGE SCHOOL. J. G. Hodgson, b G. F ield............ 0 R. Horaell, bG. Field.................... 2 J. Humpftry, b G. Field................ 0 T. W. Greene, b R. Burney......... 1 B 12,1 b 3, w b 9 .................... 24 Total............ ............ 87 H. Reade, c A. Burney, b B. Field 3 G. W. Boyd, c R. Burney, b Larking ......... .................... ........... .13 C. Grear, c R. Burney, b G. F eld 19 H. Rolfe, c Robarts, b G. Field ,. 2 R. H. Burrows, b R. Burney . . . . 5 E. A. Brown, not out.................. 17 J. S. Burra, run out...................... 1 . I | In the second innings of Tonbridge School Reade scored ( b Burney) 0, Boyd ( notout) 0, Grear ( not out) 8, Rolte ( c E. H. Elers, b Burney) 1, Burrows ( b Burney) 7, Brown ( b Burney) 2; b 6,1 b— total 25. HYDE PAE. K v MERCHANT TAILORS’ SCHOOL; This match was played at Lord’s July 11. Score : HYDE PARK. 1st inn 2d inn 2 c Glyn, b Holding , 2 G. A. &’ Beckett, Esq, b Holding . . . . . 4 b Knapp .................... . . . . 3 H. L. Harrison, Esq. run out............ . 9 b Holding............... .... 1 5 E. . VBeckett, E » q, c Glyn, b Holding .38 b Holding.................... . . . . 9 c Lewin, b Walsh..,, . . . . 14 R. &’ Beckett, Esq, b Holding............ .. 16 c Walsh, b Holding.. . . . . 9 James Ferguson, Esq, b Holding__ .. 1 c Lewin, b Knapp.... . . . . 8 A. Beckett, Esq, b Knapp................ .. 0 b Knapp ............. . . . . 1 T. a’Beckett, Esq, c Walsh, b Knapp .. 1 b Holding ................ .... 1 2 A, Conolly, Esq, not ou t................... .. 2 not ou t........................ . . . . 5 H. B. Harrison, Esq, c and b Holding 4 b Holding ................ . . . . 4 B 6, w b 8, n b l .......................... .. 15 B 12, w b 4 . . . . . . . . . . 16 Total... B. Glyn, Esq, b a’Becliett.. T. Paramore, Esq, b Jl'Beckettl.. 2 J. Lewin, Esq, b a’Beckett......... 8 W. Holding, Esq, b il’Beckett.. . 8 A. Lammand, | Esq, c Hunt, b a’Beckett.................................... 0 T. W. Knapp, Esq, b Harrison ,. 7 E. Williams, Esq, b Harrison__ . .. — 103 Total... MERCHANT TAILORS. - 94 T. Walsh, Esq, b a’Beckett......... 2 C. Shrewsbury, Esq, c Harrison, bk’Beckett..........................., , , , 2 J. Hntchin, Esq, b Harrison . . . . 0 W. Flays, Esq, not o u t................ 2 B 18,1 b 2, w b 1 .................... 21 Total................................. 64 Capt Fisher, b Curtis......... .................... 4 Capt Lascelles, b Harkness.................... 0 Lieut Edgar, b Curtis ........................... 7 Lieut Martin, b Harkness ................... 8 Serg Massey, b Curtis ..................... 12 Serg- Major Lindsey, b Harkness 0 Serg Dust, b Curtis.......... 5 Corp M'Intosh, b Harkness................... 5 Bomb Harbour, e Dann, b Curtis.. . . . . 9 Bomb Sandwell, not out ............. Bomb Russell, b Harkness.......... Total.................................... GUNNERS AND DRIVERS. J. Stevens, c and b M'Intosh . . . . . . J, North, c Dust, b Lascelles W, Curtis, b Lascelles . . . . . . J. Wright, b Lascelles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 C. French, c and b M'Intosh ................ 4 F. Dann, c Dust, b Edgar....................... 4 J. Harkness, b Edgar................... ......... 7 J. Rook, b Edgar.................................... 0 J. Barker, b M'Intosh ...................... .. 14 H. Hickings, run out.............................. 1 M. O’Donoghue, notout ....................... 3 Byes ................................. .............. 2 Total............................................- 7 8 OFFICERS b Curtis ............ ............. 0 b Harkness....................... 17 bCurtis ................... ,... 1 7 b Curtis ............ ............. 0 b Curtis ........................ . 6 b Curtis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 b Harkness............. 5 b Curtis ................... . X b Harkness.. . . . . . . . . . . . . ( 1 0 not o u t............ 1 run out................. ........... 0 Byes .......................... 2 Total.,, ... 6 ... — 06 1st inn ,... 19 b M’lntosh run out, . . . - 4 3 2d inre ..... 2 2 n o to u t ..... 0 Dust, b Fisher b M'Intosh.......... b M'Intosh........... c Dust, b Fisher ....... bEdgar .................... c Martin, b M'Intosh. b Fisher .................... b Fisher ..................... B 4, w b 4. Total... . . . . - 3 1 OF COLCHESTER GARRISON GENTLEMEN OF SUFFOLK. This match was played at Bentley 011 the 15th and 16th July GARRISON. 1st inn 2d inn Bayliff ( 33d Regt), c Prickard, b James 7 c Bond, b Prickard. Manners ( 89th), b James st Sexton, b Cook.. b Hill.......................... run out....................... c and b Theobald__ c Day, b Theobald ., c Sexton, b Prickard . c Wright, b Priokard. In the second innings of Merchant Tailors Giyn obtained ( run out) 7. Paramore ( c a’Beckett, b Harrison) 1, Lewin ( c and b Harrison) 8, Holding ( b Winslow) 1, Lammand( c and b Harrison) 6, Knapp ( not out) 13, Williams ( b ; VReckett) 4; wide balls, & c, 28— total 63. WESTMINSTER SCHOOL V SOUTH HER TS . This match was played at Viucent- square, ou Saturday, the 18th inst, and ended in favour of the South Herts by 61 runs. SOUTH HERTS. 1st inn Capt Marryat, run out ......... C. T. Smith, Esq, b Balfour., W. Chut ch. Esq, b Marshall ............... 0 A. Marryat, Esq, b Marshall................ 0 A. Barclay, Esq, c Onslow, b Balfour., 20 .. 39 b Marshall............... ., 25 bE. Comyn............... b Marshall.............. c and b Marshall ... b Balfour. E. Marryat, Esq, st Marshall, b Comyn 18 st Marshall, b Balfour Capt Bowie, not out .............................. 7 b Balfour...................... G. Lysley, Esq, b Balfour....................... 0 b Marshall................... R. D. Balfour, Esq, b Balfour................ 0 not ou t.......................... W, B. Hume, Esq, b Balfour................ 1 b Balfour............ T. Lowther, Esq, b Balfour. Byes, & o............................. Total............................. 0 ............ 14 ............ - 124 b Marshall Byes, & c . Total. 2d inn . . . 4 . . .2 0 ... 7 ... 0 .. 20 .. 25 .. 2 .. 5 .. 7 .. 0 . . 1 ... 17 . .. 7 .. 19 THE SCHOOL. F. Comyn, Esq, b Church....... E. Berens, Esq, b Barclay ... E. Comyn, Esq, run out ....... H. Marshall, Esq, run out ... A. Balfour, Esq, b Barclay ... T. O’Brien, Esq, b Barclay................... 11 E. W. Cope. Esq, b Church................... 0 W. Henty. Esq, st J. Marryat, b Barclay 5 S. Stanhope, Esq, c Lysley, b Church.. 2 A. Onslow, Esq, not out ....................... 2 L. Lockwood, Esq, cE, Marryat, bChurch 0 run out Byes. & e............................................ 12 " Total.......................... - 70 1 2d inn c and b Church....... . . . . 16 b A. Marryat........... . . . . 1 c Bowie, b Church . .... 2 7 b Church .................. .... 1 6 b Church.................. . . . . 0 b A. Marryat........... ....... 1 not ou t..................... ....... 5 b Church.................. ....... 0 b Church..... ............ ....... 0 b A. Marryat........... ....... 7 out...................... ....... 1 Byes, & c ........... ....... 18 Total.. - 92 SOUTH HANTS v^ W E ST E R N CIRCUIT. This match came off on Friday, the 17tli inst, at th e College, Winchester, when the barristers were defeated by seven wickets. Some very powerful hitting was exhibited by Messrs Trollope and Chamberlayne, the latter sending two balls over the wall, and th e former one, consequently four balls was required to finish the match. Mr Ede also made a good score by some excellent play. The gentlemen of the Western Circuit also made some good hitting. Score : WESTERN CIRCUIT. 1st inn 2d inn Bere, Esq. b Bathurst .......................... 2 c Ridding, b Bathurst .. 46 Thring, Esq, b Bathurst ....................... 7 notout................ ............. 3 Compton, Esq, c Trollope, b Bathurst. .12 c Ridding, b J oh ns......... 14 Gully, Esq, b Chamberlayne ................ 0 c Chamberlayne, b Johnsl6 Martin, Esq, cRidding, bChamberlayne 0 c Onslow, b Bathurst.... 0 Colo, Esq, b Chamberlayne..... ............. 7 c Ede, b Bathurst............ 3 Maule. Esq, cTrolIope, bChamberlayne. 0 b Johns.............................. 0 Hon Portman, b Bathurst ................... 9 b Johns.............................. 8 Phear, Esq, c Trollope, b Bathurst. . . . 6 b Trollope ....................... 5 Crumpton, Esq, not out ....................... 12 runout............................... 1 Heysham, Esq, c Egerton, b Cham- 1 , ,, berlayne............................................/ b runout................................ 14 Byes, & c ........................................ .. 21 Byes, & c ........... ........... 15 Total..........................................— 82 Total................. .. — 125 SOUTH HANTS. Capt Bathurst, Gren Gds, b Bere. 7 Lowe, Esq, b Bere ...................... 2 E. Ede, c Thring, b Compton.... 34 D. T. Chamberlayne, Esq, runout. S5 A. B. Trollope, Esq, cMaule, bBere, 27 A. Ridding, Esq, cCole, bCompton. 3 Capt Egerton ( Rifles), b Bere . . . . 5 G. Onslow, Esq, leg b w, b Bere.. 0 D. Smith, Esq, c Crumpton, b Compton..................................... 0 H. T. Johns, Esq, c Portman, b Compton..................................... 0 A, Bedborough, Esq, not out__ 1 Byes, & c.................................. 4 Total .............................. 127 - 57 SOUTHWELL v ILKESTON. This annual match was played at Ilkeston, on Monday and Tuesday, July 6 and 7. Some excellent cricket was displayed. Unfortunately the game was uot finished, for want of time. SOUTHWELL. 1st inn 2d inn R. Hawksley, b Trueman....................... 24 b T. Attenboro’................. 3 F. Tinley, b Paxton................................. 5 c Whitehouse, b Paxton.. 0 R. Swift, st Gregory, b T. Attenboro’ .. 6 c Gregory, b Paxton __ 4 J. Hogg, c Horsley, b T. Attenboro’ .. 46 c W. Attenboro', bPaxton 4 R. B. Earle, b Paxton.............................. 17 ........................... .... J. Hatfield, c Horsley, b Paxton ......... 12 G. Kenriek, not out................................. 20 W. Horsley, c Paxton, b W. Attenboro’ 3 S. Horsley, run out................................. 4 J. Keetley, c Fletcher, b Paxton ....... . 0 F. Hall, c Trueman, b W. Attenboro’. . 1 B 3,1 b 2 ............................................ 5 Total ................................. . . , .— 143 ILKESTON. c T. Attenboro’, b Paxton 7 b T. Attenboro’................ i not ou t.............................. 15 b T. Attenboro’................ 2 cTrueman. bT. Attenboro’ 1 b Horsley.......................... 11 c T. Attenboro’, b Horsley 0 Leg b y e s ............ 4 T o ta l.................— 52 E. f>. Whitehouse, b Earle M. Fletcher, b Tinley................. 5 F. Flint, b Earle.......................... 10 T. Attenboro’, c Earle, b Tinley,. 0 J . Horsley, h Earle ....... ............... 2 J. Gregory, b Earle................... .. 3 J. Paxton, c Kenriek, b Earle__ 6 W. Attenboro’, not ou t................ 12 W. Trueman, b Tinley................ 20 P. Potter, b T inley..................... . 1 W. CohIsoii, st Hogg, b Tinley .. 0 B 1,1 b 2, w b 1 ........................... 4 Total............ .................... 67 In the second innings of Ilkeston Whitehouse scored ( not out) 3, Horsley ( c Keetley, b Earle) 0, W. Attenboro’ ( b Earle) 11; leg bye 1— total 15, STOURBRIDGE v SHIFFNAL. The return match between these clubs was played on Monday, July 13, upon the Stourbridge Ground, when the Stourbridge again came off victorious, making the eleventh match in succession they have won. Sco r e : SHIFFNAL. J. Pagett, c Kent, b Wharton.... 20 J. Leake, c Richards, b Wharton 32 E. Hughes, b Oscroft................... 6 C. Hewitt, st Homfray, b Oscroft 1 T. Clark, c Heming, b Oseroft .. 8 Williams, leg b w, b Wharton .. 16 C. Crane, 0 Kent, b Oscroft. . . . . . 21 Sladen, c Richards, b Oscroft. . . . 4 C. Clark, not ou t.......................... 7 Rev Cunliff, b Wharton................ 4 C. Woodliouse, b Wharton......... 0 BIS, lb l , w b 8 , n b l ......... 23 Total STOURBRIDGE. G. Homfray, c Crane, b WilliamS’ 2.' l Oscroft, leg b w, b Williams . . . . 1- 5 R. Grier, b Leake.......................... 41 Jos. Walker, b Williams............ 10 B. Richards, b Crane................... 3 A. Kent, b Leake......................... 28 H. Waldron, b Pagett ................ 0 G. Wharton, c Pagett, b Leake .. 2 F. Heming, b Cunliff................... 16 W. Bullock, b L eake................... 2 E, Perrens, not out...................... 3 B 16,1 b 5, w b 5, n b 2 ....... . 28 In the second innings of South Hants Capt Bathurst scored ( b Comp' ton) 8. Ede ( not out) 17, Chamberlayne ( c Compton, b Gully) 5, Trollope ( not out) 51, Onslow ( c Bere, b Gully) 1; byes, & e 2— total 84. PARKHURST GARRISON v EAST HANTS. This return match was played at the East H an ts ground, Southsea, near Portsmouth, 011 Wednesday, July 1 5th. Sco re: PARKHURST. 1st inn 2d inn Lieut Morwood ( 30th Regt), ran ou t.... 0 candb Walton................ 13 Lieut Theobald( 55th), c M'Adam, b l . Walton............................................... j 4 Lieut Wood ( 34th), run out.................... 6 Capt Hopkins ( 15th). b Walton............ 2 C. F. P. Clarkson, Esq ( 30th), b Strau- 1 0 benzee ............................................... J Capt Chapman ( 34th), c Hare, b Strau-) „ benzee .. ......... ....... . . j Lieut Ewens ( 30th), b Walton................ 5 Lieut Rew ( 19tb), b Walton................... 7 Giilies, Esq ( 55th), run o u t........... Geddes, Esq ( 96th), c M'Adam Straubenzee b Walton......................... b Walton..................... . c Straubenzee, b Waller, b Waller......................... st Walton, b Waller ... b Walton......................... b Walton......................... b W alton......................... not ou t............................. CorpElmes( 55th), notout ....... ........... 5 Bye Total............................................- 4 2 EAST HANTS CLUB run out.............................. 7 B 2, w 4, n b l ............ 7 Total....................— 67 E. Waller, Esq( 7thR. F.), bElmes. 94 R. Straubenzee, Esq ( R. A), b Clarkson..................................... 2 M'Adam, Esq ( 7th R. F.), b Chapman ............................................ 6 Lieut Hope ( R. M. A.), c Clarkson, b Chapman................................. 8 The Hon R. Hare ( R. A.), b Elmes. 16 H. Plummer, Esq ( 7th R. F.), b Clarkson ............................ . 19 Lieut F, Walton ( R. M.), run out. 15 Capt Chamberlayne ( 13th Lt Dgs), c Ewens, b Clarkson ................ Lieut Edmeades ( R. A.), b Clarkson ............................................... R. S. Coleman, c Rew, b Elmes. .17 Grundy, not out.............................. 4 B 14,1 b 2, w b 10, n b 1......... 27 Total .............................. 217 GENTLEMEN OF SOUTH HANTS v 66TH REGIMENT, This match, which was played on the Southampton Ground on the 27th ult, was to have been La Traviata v Elev en Gentlemen of South Hants, but owing to several absentees from the former, and to prevent a disappointment, Lieutenant Day very spiritedly brought an eleven hurriedly got together from his regiment at Aldershott, with what result the score will testify, The splendid battingof Ensign Bagge was deservedly applauded, GENTLEMEN OF SOUTH HANTS. Ibdard, Esq, c Cook, b M'Der- Total m o tt......................... ................ 46 G. Ede, Esq, c Storey, b Wood,, I Woodley, Esq, b Wardell......... 7 H. Freer, Esq, b Wood................ 20 E. George, Esq, c Austen, b M'Dermott................................. 25 E. Ede, Esq, c Story, b M'Dermott 2 A. Ede, Esq, c Bagse. b M'Dermott 11 J. Freer, Esq, b M'Dermott.... 3 Partridge, Esq, b M'Dermott.. 2 3. Lowe, Esq, not out................... 0 Greenfield, Esq, b M'Dermott.. 3 B 18, lb 3, w b 2 3 ................ 44 Total i ,164 66ih REGIMENT, R. S. Bagge, Esq, b J. Freer....... Sergt- Maj M'Dermott, runout.. 18 F. H. S. Day, Esq, b H. Freer.. . . 12 J. L. Verschoyle, Esq, c E. George, b H. Freer .................................. J. B. Short, Esq, run out............ 8 E. J. Storey, Esq, tun o u t ......... 0 Sir C. F. W. Cuffe, Bart, b J. Freerll C. C. Wardell, Esq, b H. Freer .. 0 Colour- Sergt P. Cook, c H. Freer, b J. Freer................... ................. Private J. Wood, b H, Freer . ... Private J. H. Austin, not out.... B 33, w b 3 .............................. 36 Total .148 Tilbrook v50th), b Prickard............ . 7 Kenrick( S3 ) , b Bond ....................... ,. 26 Helme ( 89th), b Prickard....................... 0 Thompson ( 2d), b Prickard................... 14 Peel ( 18th), c James, b Bond ................ 28 Willoughby ( 45th), not out ................... 52 Buchanan ( 1st D. Batt), c Sexton, b j q pot out Bromhead ( 4th), run out ..................... 18 a Theobald, b Hill ... Johnston ( 50th), c Sexton, b James__ 0 b Prickard . . . . . ........ B 7,1 b 2, w b 12 .............................. 21 B 5, lb l. w b lO . T o ta l........................................— 174 Total............ SUFFOLK. 1st inn Wright, b Bayliff..................................... 0 runout— ................ Theobald, b Helme................................. 10 c Peel, b Bayliff......... James, c Peel, b Thompson................... 15 b Bayiiff.................... Cooke, 0 and0 Bayliff............................. 8 b Helme .................... D’Eye, b Helme ..................................... 2 c Peel, b Bayliff . . . . Hill, not out ............................................ 23 b Bayliff ................... Bond, c Manners, b Bayliff................... 4 c and D Bayliff ......... Prickard, leg b w, b Bayliff................... 4 not out........................ Sexton, c Manners, b Bayliff ................ 7 leg b ws b Bayliff.... Frost, c Peel, b Bayliff.......................... 1 run out........................ Bainbridge, b P e e l................................. 6 c Peel, b Bayliff — B 9,1 b 1, w b 7................................. 17 B 3. J. b 1. w b 3., . . . . U .... 6 . . . . 1 ..,. 2 2 . . . . 89 .. 47 ,. 1S .. 3 ., 49 .. 1 .. 16 . — 228 2d inn .... 3 . . . . 0 8 .... I . . . . 5 .. . . 0 ..., 1 5 . . . . 0 Total............................................- 9 7 Total....... . .. 7 . ..- 1 4 SHEENESS GARRISON v H. M. S. EDINBURGH. This return match was played 13th J uly, 1857. Ou time being called to draw wickets, the Garrison had 13 runs to get to win, with four wickets to go down. Score: H. M. S. EDINBURGH. Lieut Tayler, b Le Mesurier............ Limbert, c Johnson, b Le Mesurier Rollinson, b Johnson....................... Hodge, c Johnson, b Le Mesurier .. Austen, b Le Mesurier ................... Stevens, c Jennet, b Le Mesurier .. Church, c Thomas, b Le Mesurier .. Houghton, c Le Mesurier, b Johnson Constantine, not out ....................... West, b Johnson .............................. Brown, c Thornhill, b Le Mesurier B 6, leg b 1, w b4.......................... Total........................................ SHEERNESS GARRISON. 1st inn 2d inn .. 1 b Le Mesurier........... .. . . 0 .. 1 run ou t.................... .... 3 4 .. 0 b Johnson................. .... 1 4 .. 3 b Wolfe..................... . . . . 3 ., 7 run o u t..................... .... 2 7 .. 0 b J o h n s o n ............. . . . . 0 .. 8 b Johnson................. . . . . 9 .. 1 stumped .................. . . . . 3 .. 0 b Johnson.................. ....... 2 .. 0 stumped ............ . . . . . 0 .. 1 n o to u t ....... ............. ....... 3 .. 11 B 9,1 b 1, w b7 . .... 1 7 ..- 3 3 Total............ ....- 1 1 2 Capt Le Mesurier, b Tayler.. Lieut Thornhill, b Austen .. Capt Thomas, not out ......... Private Grey, leg b w ......... B 7,1 b 1, w b 7 ................ Total... .. 13 .. 7 . . 4 .. 0 .. 15 .43 Capt Tayler, b Johnson................ 0 Private Stevens, b Taylor............ 0 Capt Wolfe, c Hodge, b Austen.. 7 Serg Welton, run ou t................... 14 Lieut Bond, c and b Austen......... 2 Serg Jennett, b Austen................£ 6 Private Hobbs, cLimbert, bl'ayler 1 . In the second innings of Sheerness Garrison Johnson obtained ( not out) 0,; Wolfe ( not out) 5, Welton ( c Houghton, b Tayler) 0, Le Mesurier ( run out) l, Thornhill ( c Tayler, b Austen) 1, Thomas ( c Austen, b Tayler) 14, Grey ( c Hodge, b Austen) 9; b 9,1 b 1, w b 3— total 43. WINCHESTER GARRISON v ROMSEY. This match w as played 011 the Winchester Ground, on Monday, July 13, and terminated in favour of the Garrison byniue wickets. ROMSEY. 1st inn G. Russell, run out G. Newman, c Parr, b Edwards............ 3 W. Watts, c Temple, b Edwards......... 11 J. Jenvey, c Short, b Edwards............ 3 F. Fryer, c Short, b Edwards................ 2 H. Slaughter, c Cunningham, b Campc Gardiner, b Edwards .. 3 b Edwards ................ .... 1 4 c Campbell, b Edwards,, 8 c Henley, b Edwards , b Campbell....... bell uuumgiMui, u Mini)- ^ c Templei b Campbell, F. Brookman, b Edwards__ R. Townsend, c Campbell, b Edwards.. 1 T. Summers, not out...................................... 0 W. Footner, c Campbell, b Edwards .. 2 W. Kendell, ruu out ............................... 0 b Campbell. B 1, w b 3............................................. 4 B 6,1 b 2, w b 16 Total...........................................— S2 Total............. 0 Gardiner, b Campbell, b Campbell..................... c Markham, b Edwards. not out, GARRISON. F. Campbell ( 60th), b Newman .. 1 Capt Temple ( 31st), b Newman .. 2 F, Markham ( R. B.), b Newman.. IS J. F. Henley ( R. B.), b Watts . . . . 9 Capt Rowles ( R. B.), not out......... 6 B 7, w b 9................................. 16 J. T. Gardiner ( 31st), c Fryer, b Russell................................. .... 4 4 L. K. Edwards ( 54th), c Fryer, b Slaughter................................. . 4 J. Singer ( R. B.), b Slaughter . . . . 2 J. B. Short ( 66th), b Slaughter .. 4 Captain Cunningham ( K. B.), b Slaughter..................................... 3 Total ............................. 123 T. R. Parr ( R. B.), b Newman. . . . 15 In the second innings Parr scored ( not out) 0, F. Markham ( leg bw , b Newman) 2, Rowles ( not out) 3— total 5. OFFICERS v NON- COMMISSIONED OFFICERS OF THE ROYAL AND H. E. I. C. ENGINEERS. This match was played at Chatham on the 17th, and terminated in favour of th e former in one innings by 53 ruus, NON- COM OFFICERS. 1st inn 2d inn Corp J . Smith, run ou t................ 8 b Coningham........... Corp H. Smith, c Lewis, b Bedford. . . . 20 b Coningham............ Corp Yates, b Coninghaui....................... 2 b Coningliam................ . Corp Ellison, 0 and b Bedford.. . . . . . . . . 0 b Bedford............ . Serg Wright, cSeddon, b Coningham.. 1 runout............................. Corp Harris, run out.......................... 3 Serg Osment, not ou t................... ......... 20 Serg Hall, c Seddon, b Coningam......... 1 Corp Dwyer, 6t Nugent, b Le Mesurier. 0 Corp Perry, b Le Mesurier Serg Ross, st Nugent, b Le Mesurier B 5, l b l , w 7 ................................. . Total............................................— 60 OFFICERS run out c Coningliam, b Bedford,. 0 n o tout..................... . 0 c and b Le Mesurier . . . . 0 0 run out ........................... 0 0 leg b w, b Bedford . . . . . . 0 13 B 7 , l b l , w 2 ............ 10 Total....................— 24 L. D. Hale, Esq, b H. Smith W. Coningham, Esq, c Osment, b H. Smith.................................... 20 j A. Le Mesurier, Esq, b H. Smith. 1 j J . H. Bedford, Esq, c J. Smith, b j Harris ......................................... 18 | W. Whisle, Esq, b H. Smith . . . . 0 Maj Nugent, b Harris................... 37 Capt Fisher, b Harris.................. 1 H. C. Seddon, Esq, b H. Smith.. E. F. Lloyd, Esq, run out............ A. Parnell, Esq, st H. Smith, b Harris H. F. Lewin, Esq, not out B S . lb l , w 2 .............. 0 ....... 15 ....... 11 ..,. 137 WALTON y ROYAL ARTILLERY. This return match between the eleven of Walton and the eleven of No. 1 Company 7th Battalion Royal Artillery of Landguard Fort and Harwich, was played at Walton on Wednesday, July 1st. Owing to the weather, aud the lateness of th e hour a t commencing, it was agreed to decide the game in one innings, WALTON. Chandler, c North, b Harkness .. 8 Adams, b M‘ Intot. h....................... 3 Wadling, b Harkness................... 2 Theobald, b M'Intosh ................ 2 Matthews, not o u t ....................... 24 D’Eye, sen, b Harkness............... 8 Cobbold, leg b w, b Harkness.. .. 0 D’Eye, jun, b Harkness.......... 0 Allen, c Lascelles, b M'Intosh .. 1 Wolner, run out .......................... 2 Bloomfield, run out..'................... 1 B y e s ..................... ............... 4 Total. .55 ROYAL ARTILLERY. Gunner North, b Matthews......... 5 Gunner Stevens, c D’Eye, b Allen 2 Corp M'Intosh, b d’Eye................ 13 Gunner Curteis, b Allen ............. 6 Capt Lascelles, b D’Eye................ 4 Bomb Harbour, cWTadling, bAllen 7 Lieut Edgar, run out.................... tt Lieut Martin, b Matthews ......... 6 Gunner Wright, run o u t ............ 7 Serg Dust, cTheobald, b Matthews 7 Gunner Harkness, not out . . . . . . 6 B 5, w b 3................................. S Total............................ ... 65 THE BOROUGH OF LEEDS v BRADFORD. The above match, which had been looked forward to with great interest, was played on the Holbeck, Ground, ou Friday and Saturday, July 10 and 11, and after some excellent playing on both sides, it ended with a win by four wickets to fall. S core: L e e d s .— G. Bosomworth obtained ( b Lawson) 1 and ( b Hodgson) 0, H, Lee ( b H odgson) 9 and ( 0 Thomas, b Lawson) 10, J„ V - 2 S U P P L E M E N T T O B E L L ’ S L I F E I N L O N D O N , J U L Y 2 6 , 1 8 5 7 . Appleyard ( c D awson, b Hodgson) 2 and ( not out) 4, J , Lancaster ( o Ingle, b Hodgson) 18 and ( run out) 2, J . Atha ( c More, b Hodgson) 7 and ( not out) 10, B , Dockray ( b Lawson) 0 and ( leg b w, b Hall) 9, J . Sadler ( b Lawson) 0 and ( c Scaife, b Hodgson) 3, J . Wild man ( run out) 7 and 0, J . Furnie ( o and bH a ll) 14 and 0, G. Rhodes ( c Scaife, b Hodgson) 0 andO, G. Atkiuson ( not out) 0 and ( b Hodgson) 5 ; b 4 and 0,1 b 1 and 3, w b 3 and 2 total 66 and 48. , , . , , B ra h p o r i).— J . Thomas scored ( b Lee) 3 and ( c Dockray, b Lee) 6, W. Scaife ( b Atkinson) 1 and ( c Lancaster, b Lee) 16, J. Hall ( c Mildmay, b Lee) 3 and ( run out) 2, W More ( c Lee, b Atkinson) 3 and ( run out) 13, J. Dawson ( c Rhodes, b Lee) 8 ana ( run out) 4, H. Hirst ( b Atkinson) 3 and ( c and b Atkmson) 4, Wadsworth ( run out) 10 and ( b Lee) 2, W . Ingle ( run out) 14 and ( b Atkinson) 12, G. Bankart ( c Wildman, b Lee) 3 and ( b Atkinson) 2, J . Hodgson ( not out) 0 and ( c Appleyard, b L e e ) 2, h . Lawson ( b Atkinson) 1 and ( not out) 0 ; b 1 and 0 ,1 b 2 and 2 total 47 and 65. ___________________ ___________ NOTTINGHAM v NEWARK. This match was played on the Newark Ground on Thursday and Friday, July 9 and 10. The weather being flue and the ground in excellent condition, a very pleasant game was the result. The Newark Club were unfortunate in losing the services of their slow bowler ( Mr Perfect), who early in the first innings of the Amateurs had his little finger broken in fielding a ball from Mr Hoyles. S co re: NEWARK. 1st Inn 2d inn Goodman, c Hoyles, b Daft................... 11 c Hoyles, b Comber.......... 5 Curtis, c Dowson* b Robinson ............ 0 b Comber. ......................... ° Chambers, b Comber............................. 83 c Hoyles, b Daft ............. 2 Smith, st N eed........................................ 0 , le?, b, T.............................. Chatterton, c Watson, b Comber. . . . . . 9 b Comber.......................... 10 Slater, st Need.......................... Hogg, leg b w.............................. Tomlinson, o Need, b Comber Perfect, leg b w.......................... Hancock, b Daft ....................... Kirkham, not out...................... B 1,1 b 2, w b 8 ................... Total............................. - 106 NOTTINGHAM, Robinson, b Chatterton,.............. S Hind, c Hogg, b Chatterton......... 14 Hoyles, c Smith, b Kirkham . . . . 16 Dat't, b Chattcrton....... .............. 7 Watson, b Kirkham .................... 15 Need, run out .............................. 0 Comber, b Kirkham ................... 10 4 c Robinson, b Hind.......... 6 .! ....... 21 c Hoyles, b Robinson.. .. 16 .......... 17 run out............................... 2 ........... 0 absent ............................... 0 .......... 5 not out.......................... 1 .......... 0 b Comber................. ......... 4 .......... 6 Leg bye....................... 1 Total...................— 5f Plowright, run ou t....... S. Parr, not out.............. Dowson, b Kirkham ... Johnson, b Kirkham ... Leg b y e s.................. Total........... .............. 10 .............. 11 .............. 0 .............. 4 .... 9 2 In the second innings of Nottingham Hind scored ( b Chambers) 3, Hoyles ( b Chambers) 0, Plowright ( not out) 7, Parr ( not out) 36, Dowson ( b Kirkham) 21; 1 b 1. w b 3 - total 71. _______ _____ WEST GLOUCESTERSHIRE v BEDMINSTER. This match was played at Rodway H ill, the ground of the former club, and won by the West Gloucestershire in one innings, with 15 runs to spare. Two o f the Bedminster Club disappointed their side, so they played only nine men. Score : BEDMINSTER. 1st inn 2d inn 9 5 .. 4 .. 4 _______ .. 20 G._ 0’ Donnoghue, c H. Pocock, b A. J. g 1 0 Mallard, run o u t ............... Blackmore, c F. Grace, b A. Pocock. Patterson, c Messenger, b F. Grace . T. Miles, b F. Grace ....................... Jones, b A. Pocock........... Pocock .. Cleverdon, not out Ford, c and b A. Pocock.......... b A. Poeock . .. b E. M. Grace.................. 2 cE. M. Grace, bA. Pocock .28 cE. M. Grace, bA. Pocock. 7 b E. M. Grace ................ 0 bG. M. Grace ................ 0 not out.............................. 4 T f_ 7I U, U tlllU U X\. » i UUUU&.,.............. V o A. Pocock, bE. M. Grace « 2 Hadden, c Messenger, b F. Grace...... 0 cA. Pocock, bE. M. Grace 0 F. Miles, absent................... .................. 0 absent Pillenger, absent................... ................ 0 absent................ . B 1, w b 1 ........................................... 2 B 1, w b 2.............. Total............................................— 50 Total.............. WEST GLOUCESTERSHIRE. F. M. Grace, c Blackmore, b Mai lard ................................. .......... 11 A. Grace, c Blackmore, b T. Miles 3 A. Pocock, c Jones, bT. Miles .. 3 H. Grace, run out.......................... 42 E. C. Coney, run o u t ................... 8 E. M. Grace, st'T. Miles, b Mallard R H. Pocock, b Mallard................... 16 006 - 5 7 R. Hughes, b T. Miles ... 10 W. Messenger, run out................ 3 H. Johnson, b Jones................... 2 W. G. Grace, not out................... 3 B 19,1 b 2, w b 3................... 15 Total.............................. 122 2d inn SUFFOLK BORDERERS ( WITH REYNOLDS) v THETFORD ( WITH C. ARNOLD). This match was played on the ground of the former ou Thursday, July 10, the Borderers being declared the winners, after a very exciting contest, by one run. S co r e : BORDERERS. 1 A. Bull, Esq, b Spencer........................ G. Collyer, Esq, b Spencer................ Davies, Esq, cBilham, b Arnold .... Rev T. French, not out............ ......... R. Calvert, Efq, b Arnold ................. T. Wing, Esq, run ou t........................ Rev F. French, b Arnold................... . F. Reynolds, b Arnold....................... C. Wilkinson, Esq, b Spencer............ W. Gross, Esq, b Arnold................... . J. Collyer, Esq, run out ................... B 3,1 b 2, n b 2 ................ Total......... ............... 2 b Arnold....................... . e 0 b A rnold................... . 4 7 c Bilham, b Spencer ,. . 2 28 b Arnold................... . 4 3 b Arnold ....................... . 6 2 b A rnold....................... . 0 1 c Overman, b Spencer . 0 8 c and b Spencer............ . 3 2 b Spencer...................... . 0 7 b Arnold....................... . 2 0 not o u t.......................... . 0 7 Leg bye................... . 1 . ..- 6 7 1st inn ' Total.. THETFORD. Arnold, b Davies............................... Brown, Esq, leg b w, b Reynolds ... Clarke, Esq, b Davies............ ........... Spencer, Esq, b Reynolds....................... Gathercole, Esq, run o u t....................... Cushing, c Reynolds, b Davies .... Rev Boycott, b Davies................... Overman, Esq, b Davies ................ Bilham, Esq, not out.............. . Christopher, Esq, b Reynolds......... H. Brown, Esq. run out ................ B 6,1 b 4. w b 5 .......................... Total..................................... .- 2 2 2d inn 2 c T. French, b Reynolds 1 5 b Reynolds....... ............... 9 1 b D avies...........; ............. 0 4 b Davies .......................... 2 0 b Reynolds....................... 1 14 not o u t................... . 2 0 b Reynolds..................... 0 0 b Reynolds..................... 1 15 c Wing, b Reynolds....... 0 6 c Bull, b Reynolds....... 0 1 b D a v ies................. 1 15 B 5, l b l , w b 2 ....... 8 — 63 Total.................. - 2 5 STOWMARKET v SUFFOLK BORDERERS. This match was played on th e 10th July, at Botesdale, and was decided in favour of Stowmarket on the first innings. BORDERERS. 1st inn 2d inn Davis, Esq, run out Rev Hand, b Baldwin . - ...................... Rev Maule, c Prior, b Baldwin............ Rev Cobbold, leg b w, b Baldwin......... Rev T. French, b Baldwin ................... 8 b Baldwin R. Calvert, run o u t................................. 13 b Baldwin Rev F. French, c Freeman, b Francis.. 0 runout c Prior, b Baldwin......... 0 c Freeman, b D, Francis 0 2 b Baldwin ................... .. 1 1 b Baldwin ....................... 13 Reynolds, b Baldwin.............................. 0 Rev Burr, c Prior, b Baldwin............ .. 2 W. Gross, c D. Francis, b Baldwin . . . . 4 J. Wilson, not out ................................. 0 B 4,1 b 2 ........................................... 6 Total........................................... - 5 3 STOWMARKET. b Baldwin ................. 5 not ou t.............................. 3 leg b w, b J. Francis . . . . 0 b Baldwin ....................... 2 B 8,1 b 3, w b 2 ......... 13 Total...................— 44 Felgate, c Maule, b Davis............ 15 Prior, b Davis .............................. 1 . T. Francis, b Davis....................... 1 D. Francis, c T. French, b Davis 7 Baldwin, b Reynolds................... 6 Rev Freeman, not out ................ 11 J. Matthew, run out .................... 0 Fuller, b Davis ................ ............. 3 Simpson, b Reynolds....... ........... 0 Wright, c Burr, b Reynolds,....... 1 Smith, c Davis, b Reynolds......... 0 L b 3, w b 12 .......................... 15 Total................................, 60 6 6 th REGIMENT v 15t h HUSSARS. This match was played July 20th, on th e Ground attached to Sandhurst College, when the Infantry proved too many for their mounted comrades. The bowling, on both sides, owing to th e hard and bumpy nature of the ground, entirely mastered the b a ttin g ; hence the smallness of the score. Score: 1st inn 2d inn .. 8 c Wood, b M'Dermott,. . . 0 ,.. 0 b M'Dermott................... 1 ,., 9 b M'Dermott................... 6 c Skipper, b M'Dermott.. 0 b M'Dermott............ 3 15th HUSSARS. Serg Rafferty, b M'Dermott .......... Cornet Horsfall, b W ood................. Corporal Ward, c and b M'Dermott. Farrier Ford, c Burton, b Wood ... Lieut Stuart, c M'Dermott, b Wood. Lieut Walker, c Austin, b M'Dermott 3 cDay, bM'Dermott......... 3 Lieut Wright, c Wood, b M'Dermott.. 0 n o to u t.............................. 8 Cornet Penfold, b M'Dermott . Private Weatherhog, b Wood... Private Batt, b Wood................. Serg Scarlett, not out.................. B2, lb l , w b 2 , nb 1........... Total............................... 0 c M'Dermott, b Wood.. 0 run ou t.......................... 0 run o u t.......................... 1 b M'Dermott................ 6 L b l , w b 2 ............ - 2 7 Total ............... 1 0 . 4 . 2 . 3 .- 3 1 R. S. Bagge, Esq, bWard............ 0 Seg- Major M'Dermott, b Ward.. 2 Private Austin, b Ford................ 0 F. H . I. Day. Esq, bWard ......... 9 A. Skipper, Esq, leg bw, b Ford.. 4 E. J. Storey, Esq, b Ward ......... 10 Jas. M'G. Laing, Esq, run out .. 0 66ih REGIMENT. W. T. H. Cox, Esq, bWard......... 3 Private Wood, not out . . . . . . . . . . 10 Private Burton, run out ............ 0 Corporal J. Waugh, c and b Ford 3 B 17, w b 5 .............................. 22 Total :.............................. 63 CHICHESTER PRIORY PARK v HUNSTON. This match was played at Chichester, and after playing one innings each, was decided in favour of the Priory Park by 19 runs. On the part of Hunston, Mr O. Jupp played very carefully and well, as did Mr H . I. Smith. Messrs Humphry and Walton’s hitting was much admired. On Priory Park side Mr A. L. Smith, Messrs W. Smith and Gilbert played very well. Mr W. Smith at wicket, and Mr A. L. Smith as long- stop, filled their places very effectively. S core: HUNSTON. RevE. Hutchinson, c Henty, b Hoblyn ..................................... 7 O. Jupp, c Gilbert, b Hoblyn . . . . 12 G. Jnpp, st W. Smith, b Hoblyn.. 4 . T. Hodson, b Gilbert................... 10 Lieut Walton ( R. M.), b Gilbert .. 9 H. I. Smith, c and! b Gilbert .... 2 0 J. Gorham, b Gilbert.................... 3 W. J. Humphry, c and b Gilbert ................................. ......... 16 A. Cosens, b Gilbert....................... 8 R. Sparks, b Gilbert .................... 2 Rev D. E. Mackenzie, not out . . 2 Total., ISLINGTON ALBION v WELLINGTON. This match was played at the New St John’s Wood Ground, on the 15th July. Score: ISLINGTON ALBION. 1st inn 2d inn Winstanly, c Imvood, b Dudman.. . . . . 9 b Inwoou.......... *............ * Wilkinson, hit w, b Dudman............. 2 5 not out........... .................. 22 J. Seymour, c Keed, b Inwood............ 25 c Eicke, b Chittenden— 7 H. Lovell, b Inwood.............................. 0 blnwood.......................... 6 W. Ward, b Dudman ............................ 4 b ln wood........................ 2 J. Wallace, c and b Inwood................... 1 c Little, b Inwood ......... 2 A. Ingram, c Dudmaa, b Inwood......... 0 c Keed, b Inwood— Stewart, b Dudman, PRIORY PARK. W. H. Draper, c Hutchinson, b • Hodson........................................ 9 W. Smith, leg b w, b Hodson.... 15 Col Elmliirst, b Walton ............. 1 A. L. Smith, run ou t.................... 44 H. Gilbert, b Walton................... 20 Lieut Hoblyn ( 20th Regt), b Walton.......................... .................... 1 RevC. H. Hutchinson, leg bw, b Walton..................................... 2 Lieut Rochfort ( 20th Regi), b Walton........................ ............... 0 Capt Daunt ( Staff), c Walton, b Hodson ..................................... 3 D. Henty, leg b w, b Walton . . . . 2 T. W. Habin, not out................... 0 B 3, lb 4, w b 4 , nb 1 ............. 12 Total .109 NO MANS LAND v HATFIELD. This match was played at Hatfield, July 20. S co re: NO MAN’S LAND. 1st inn 2d inn Chapman, b Woolley .......................... Westell, c Faithfull, b Siggins ......... Lines, notout........................................ Gentle, leg b w, b Woolley ................ Rev J . G. Hale, run out ................... Rev M. Dudley, c and b Church __ F. Toulmin, c Peile, b Church ......... Evans, b Woolley................................. G. Mead, b Woolley.............................. J . Parrott, b Woolley.......................... Finch, run out ................................. B 2,1 b 1, w b 20, nb 1................... Total............................................ 0 c Faithful, b Woolley.. . 5 7 b Siggins....................... .. 0 53 b Siggins....................... .. 25 1 b Siggins....................... .. 2 17 c Faithful!, b Woolley .12 1 c Faithfull, b Siggins.. . 2 4 absent......................... . 0 0 run out.......................... . 0 3 b Woolley ................... .. 0 0 c Church, b Woolley .. .. 0 0 not ou t.......................... .. 1 - 117 B 6,1 b 1, w b 6, n b 1,14 Total ................— 61 HATFIELD. Richards, leg b w, b Dudman............ BurrowB, not out................................. Martindale, b In wood......................... B l , w b S ...................................... Total...................................... WELLINGTON. Stanford, run out................................ Chittenden, c Wallace, b Lovell......... Eicke, b Lovell................................... Dudman, b Wallace ......................... Stevens, b Lovell................................ Little, c Ingram, b Wallace.............. In wood, c Ward, b Seymour ........... Wilson, c Wallace, b Lovell.............. Keed, not out...................................... Dunning, c and b Seymour.............. Gardener, b Wallace ........................ B 5,1 b 1, w b 1 ............................ Total...................................... 0 b Chittenden. .. 1 blnwood.......................... 10 ,. 2 run out.............................. 0 .. 1 blnwood.......................... 0 4 B 6 , l b 4, w b l, n b l, 1 2 ’. .— 72 Total...................— 74 1st inn 2d inn 1 st Wiikinson, b Seymour 0 9 b Wallace. 0 b Seymour................... 9 c Ward, b Wallace 0 b Seymour.................. 5 b Seymour....... ......... 6 b Lovell ..................... 3 leg b w, b Lovell....... . 7 b Wallace..................... 0 not ou t........................ 1 c Seymour, b Wallace. 7 B 15,1 b 1.............. — 48 Total.............. 0 6 5 .. 1 .. 17 .. 6 .. 2 .. 1 .. 1 .. 2 .. 16 ..- 5 7 CLAPTON v RICKMANSWORTH. This return match was played on the ground of the Rickmansworth Club, on the 17th inst, but owing to the absence of Messrs Hope, G. Lee, and Nicholson, the Clapton Club were not in such force as their opponents expected, who had accordingly selected a strong Eleven for them to contend with, hence the result. S co re: CLAPTON CLUB. C. Gordon, Esq, c Hearns, b Boto C. D. Robinson, Esq, b B o to ....... C. Brind, Esq, run out .............. T. Lucas, Eaq, b Hearne .. 1st inn . 0 b Hearne....... , 5 b Hearne....... . 0 not out........... 2 b Hale 2d inn .............. 13 0 C. Earles', Esq', c Boto, b Hearne......... 3 c H. Fellows, b Boto . . . . 4 T. Craven, Esq, c H. Fellows, b Hearne 2 c Hear no, b Ha le............. 19 J. J. Kirkman, Esq, not out ................ 6 hit w, b Hearne................ 3 J. W. Robins. Esq, run out................... 0 run out.............................. 8 W. D. Scott, Esq, st Fellows, b Boto.. 8 b Hearne.......................... 4 G. F. Gorton, Esq, b Boto...................... 0 c Bone, b B o to ................ 4 J. Gingall, Esq, b Boto.......................... 1 c Youens, b Boto............ 12 Wide ball............................................ 1 Byes,& c.................... 11 Total...........................................— 28 Total....................— 8: RICKMANSWORTH CLUB. SOUTHGATE v EALING DEAN. This match was played at Southgate on the 15th J u ly ; the Southgate winning in one innings by 100 runs. Score: EALING. 1st inn 2d inn E. Long, b A. H. Walker....................... 0 stA. H. Walker. bJ. Walker 1 G. Evans, run out................... . 1 c and b J. Walker ......... 0 T. Hearne, b A. H. Walker................... 88 not out . . . . . . . . . . . .. 34 G. Hearne. hit w, b A. H. Walker......... 0 cV. E. Walker. bJ. Walker 0 S. Curtis, Esq, c and b V. E. Walker .. 6 c Parke, b J. Walker Parsons, c Carter, b V. E. Walker .. OXFORD CIRCUIT BAR v WORCESTER CITY AND COUNTY. On the 15th nit this game, which promises to be an annual trial of skill, was played at Pitchcroft, when, to the consternation of their opponents and surprise of their backers, the vagrant advocates headed the Vigoruiaus on the first innings. S co re: Atlee, run out Pierce, c Carter, b A. H. Walker......... 8 Crofts, not o u t ........................................ 2 Garrard, c and b V. E. W alker............. 6 Tomkins, c and b Y. E. Walker............. 0 B 2,1 b 1 ............................................ 3 Total............................................— 75 SOUTHGATE. b A. Walker cV. E. Walker, bJ. Walker 0 run out.............................. 2 c and b J. Walker ......... 0 b A. Walker ................... 8 c Parke, b J . Walker .... 1 2 Leg byes Total. Hale, c Scott, b Kirkman............ 13 Bone, b Lucas .............................. 30 Hearne, c Craven, b Kirkman .. .14 W. Fellows, Esq, c andb Gordon .11 H. W. Fellows, Esq, b Lucas .... 3 8 Mr You « ns, b Lucas ................... 8 R. W. Grosvenor, Esq, c Scott, b Luaas ........................................ 1 Bote, b Kirkman. . . . . . . . . Jones, b Lucas................... Tolley, not o u t.................. H. Fellows, Esq, b Lucas. Byes, & c ..................... ... 15 . . . 2 . .. 2 . .. 2 ... 16 Total .............................. 147 BARNET v COLNEY HATCH. This, the conquering match was played at Barnet July 11, on the new ground, adjoining the Green Man, when, after a well- contested game, it was won by tho former, with four wickets to spare. Sco r e : 2d inn ... 6 ... 1 ... 7 3 1st inn ... 0 cand bDean... ... 1 bWilks ........... ... 0 leg b w, b Dean, ... 4 notout.......... . . . 2 b Wilks .......... 3 c Capt Fenwick, b Dean 5 5 c Dean, b A. Marryat__ 8 1 c Capt Marry at, b Dean.. 0 2 b Wilks .......................... 2 2 c Capt Marryat, b Dean .. 1 0 b Wilks .......................... 10 6 B 14, w b 6 ................ 20 - 2 6 T o ta l................- 113 Bannister, Esq, b Sanderson. . . . 8 Joy, b Sanderson.......................... 2 Sharp, not o u t .............................. 4 Capt Bowie, leg b w, b Sanderson 2 B 8,1 b 1, w b 4....................... 8 Total................................. 83 COLNEY HATCH. B. Wimbush, Esq, b Dean ................ C. Sanderson, b Dean.......................... Murres, Esq, b Wilks.......................... M'Kenzie, Esq, run out ..................... Turner, b Dean.................................... M. Thompson, Esq, leg b w, b Dean E. Sanderson, b Dean....................... S. Crawshay, Esq, c Sharp, b Dean.. J. Thompson, Esq, b Dean................ Merriton, b Wilks .............................. S. Wimbush, Esq, not out ................ B 4, w b 2.......................... ............ Total........................................ BARNET. Evans, b Sanderson ................... 1 Wilks, c Sanderson, b Turner .. 0 Dean, log b w, b Turner............ 2 A. Marryat, Esq, b Sanderson .. 23 Capt Fenwick, c Turner, b Turner 3 Stephenson, Esq, b Sanderson .. 0 Capt Marryat, c Merriton, b Sanderson ........................................ 30 In the sccond innings of Barnet Evans scored ( c and b Crawsliay) 1, Wilks ( run out) 8, Dean ( c and b Crawsliay) 0, A. Marryat, Esq ( not out' 25, Capt Fenwick ( b Sanderson) 6, Stephenson, Esq ( b Sanderson) 3, Capt Marryat ( c and b Turner) 8, Capt Bowie ( not out) 1; b 1,1 b 1, w b 3— total 57. _______________________________ WIMBLEDON v WESTMINSTER. This match was played ou Wednesday, the 15tli of July, at Vincent- square, and was won by Wimbledon in one inuiugs and 10 runs. For Westminster Messrs Marshall, Balfour, and Comyn played w e ll; for Wimbledon Messrs Oliphant and E . Marryat made 27 and 33, chiefly by leg- hits. Score: WESTMINSTER. 1st inn 2d Inn H. M. Marshall, Esq, run out................ 8 b Pickering...................... 15 F. Comyn, Esq, c Adams, b Oliphaut.. 11 c Golden, b Pickering.. .. 9 E. Comyn, Esq, b Oliphant................... 0 st Oliver, b Adams......... 0 A. Balfour, Esq, st Oliver, b Adams .. 17 c Oliver, b Adams ......... 1 H. E. Bull, Esq, run ou t....................... 1 c Churchill, b Pickering.. 4 J* Oliphant" n: °. °. apt M. V. ryat', b} 0 ^ Oliver, b A dams......... 1 E. O. Berens, Esq, c Oliver, b Oliphant 0 b Adams.......................... 2 E. W. Cope, Eeq, b Oliphant................ 3 b Adams .......................... 0 W. K. Oliver, Esq, b Oliphant............ 2 b Adams — .................... 1 C. W. Stanhope, Esq, b Oliphant......... 0 b Adams.......................... 2 C. R. Henderson, Esq, not o u t ............ 0 n o to u t............................. 0 B 13, w b 3, n b 2 .............................. 18 Wide balls ................. 2 Total........................................... - 6 0 Total.................... - 3 7 WIMBLEDON, E. Pickering, Esq, c Berens, b Balfour.... E. Maryatt, Esq, st Marshall, b Balfour........................................ 33 H. L. Oliphant, Esq, run out.... 27 H. Trickett, Esq, b E. Comyn .. 1 A. Churchill, Esq, c Balfour, b E. Comyn........................................ 5 W, Golden, Esq, b Balfour......... 0 CaptMarryatt. cOliver. E. Comyn 2 R. L. Adams, Esq, b E. Comyn.. 0 F. W. Oliver, Esq, b Marshall.. .. 3 A. Marryatt, Esq, not o u t ......... 12 J. D. Lockwood, Esq, b Balfour.. 0 B 10, w b 7 .............................. 17 Total .107 WIMBLEDON v HAMPSTEAD ( WITH SAUNDERS) This match was played at Wi& bledon on Tuesday, July 7, and terminated in favour of Wimbledon in one innings, and 114 runs. The Hampstead Club appeared with small forces, but managed at last to muster nine men, one of their men turning up at 2: 30, and two or three others not turning up at all. The fielding of Messrs Twyford and Harvey for their respective sides at point was very superior, also Mr A. Smith’s long- stopping, HAMPSTEAD. 1st inn 2d inn J. W. Tawney, Esq, c Bel ward, h Oliver 2 b Oliver........................ 5 H. Twyford, Esq, c Harvey, b Oliver.. 0 c Harvey, b Oliver ......... 6 Saunders, b Blore................................... W. Prescott, Esq, not out..................... Hon W. P. Port man, b Blore.............. J. Lemon, Esq, b Blore....................... A. Tyndall, Esq, c Smith, b Blore__ not ou t................... run out................... c Harvey, b Oliver b Oliver..................... ________ . c Harve. y., b Oliver ., ... 0 J. Stanfield, Esq, c Harvey, b Oliver.. 3 b Oliver............................... 0 J . R . M'Innes, Esq, absent................... 0 c Burrows, b Oliver.......... 0 C. J. Smith, Esq ( emergency), absent.. 0 b Oliver............................... 0 R. Arbouin, Esq, absent....................... 0 absent ................ .............. 0 Wide ball...............................'............ 1 L b l . w b l ................. 2 Total...........................................— 17 Total.................... - 2 WIMBLEDON. H. L. Oliphant, Esq, c Twyford, b Saunders..................................... A. Smith, Esq, c Prescott, b Saunders................. ................... 4 F. W. Oliver, Esq, c Twyford, b Saunders..................................... 21 G. J. Blore, Esq, b Prescott......... 7 C. M, Harvey, Esq, c Twyford, b Saunders..................................... 2t R. L. Adams, Esq, b Saunders .. 16 G. Williamson, Esq, c Prescott, b Twyford ..................................... 1 H. Belward, Esq, b Prescott... .10 F. Bannister, Esq, run out......... 7 G. H. Burrow, Esq, b Prescott.. 12 E. Marryat, Esq, not out............ 5 B 14,1 b 4, w b 8..................... 26 Total............ ......... 159 EAST SHEEN v HAMPSTEAD, This match was played at Hampstead on Monday, the 14th in st. Sco r e : HAMPSTEAD, 1st inn 2d inn Tvndall, Esq, b Hornsby....................... 6 b Meyer ................ ......... 5 M it ford, Esq, c Turner, b Hornsby . . . . 10 b Wigley.......................... 41 Twyford, Esq, b Meyer.......................... 31 b Hornsby........................ 4 J. Prescott, Esq, b Hornsby ................ 0 b Hornsby....................... 14 S. Arbouin, Esq, b Hornsby ................ 3 b Hornsby....................... 1 Field, Esq, b Meyer .............................. 4 b Meyer ........................... 0 Witham, Esq, b Meyer.......................... 4 c Penrhyn, b Meyer ___ 12 Stanfield, Esq, b Meyer.......................... 0 not out.............................. 10 Lenon, Esq, c Penrhyn, b Hornsby.... 17 not out.............................. i Lenon jun, Esq. b Hornsby................... 1 ---------- --------- -------------- Francis, not out .................................... 0 b Hornsby....................... 2 B 3, l b l , w b l l .............................. 15 B 19,1 b 2, w b 7.......... 28 Total........................................... - 8 1 Total .................- 121 EAST SHEEN. Faithfull, b Chapman................... 18 Brodie, b Westell.......................... 2 Siggins, not out ......................... 7 Dimsdale, b Westell...................... 10 Byes........................................ 8 Total................................. 68 Rev A. Peile, b Westell... C. Smith, c Westell, b Chapman 2 Rev W. Thompson, b Chapman,. 0 Woolley, b Chapman.................... 0 Church, b Westell............ : .......... 9 Rev T, R. Kewley, c Evans, b Chapman..................................... 19 J, Thompson, b Chapman............ 0 Iti the second innings of Hatfield Peile, scored ( b Westell) 5, C. Smith ( run out) 15, Kewley ( not, out) 1, Faithfull ( not out) 16, Brodie ( b Chapman) 0, Dimsdale( c andb Westell) 0; byes 12— total 49. REDB0URNE v CODICOTE. This match was played July 14. The batting of E. W. Vyse, for 71 runs, was first- rate, also the Hon E. B. Portman for 25, and though last not least Mr G. D. Brown 113 runs, without giving a chance, one o f th e fiuest specimens o f good cricket ever wit nessed, The play of the Codicote was very good. Score ; CODICOTE. C. Deards, b T. Grimstead, Esq., 2 J. Lines, sen, run out....... ........... 3 . T. Lines, jun, b Hughes................ 11 J. Polton, b Hughes....................... 4 Chapman, b Hughes ................... 11 C. Martin, Esq, c G. Thorogood, b Hughes.................................... 7 W. Deards, b Westell................... 8 G. Wynn, c T. Grimstead, Esq, b Hughes........................................ 2 A. Hutchins, c G, Thorogood, b Hughes........................................ 0 J . Tonge, run out.......................... O C, Tidd, not out ..................... 3 B 6,1 b 2 ................................ 8 Total.,. ,51 Rev O. Penrhyn, c Willoclc, b Field ........................................ 16 F. Meyer, Esq, b Prescott ......... 32 O. Ommanney, Esq, c Curtis, b Prescott..................................... 29 Hornsby, c Mitford, b Prescott. .48 Breffit, run o u t.............................. 9 Capt Penrhyn, runout................ 0 Wigley, not out ......................... 17 G. Curtis, Esq, c Twyford, b Prescott............................................... 10 Turner, Esq, c Lenon, b Arbouin 4 Pearson, b Arbouin....................... 0 E. Willock, Esq, c and b Arbouin 8 B 34,1 b 5, vv b 24. Total .63 SURBITON v HAMPSTEAD. This m atch was played on Saturday, July 18. S core: SURBITON. F. Currie, not out ................... 29 G. Bennett, Esq, c Pitchford, Wigram ..................................... 42 Capt Trevelyan, b Witham......... 16 W. H. Bennett. Esq, b Pitchford 6 A. M. Lipscomb, Esq, b Prescott 1 B3, lb 13, w b lO ................... 26 Capt Fyfe. c Witham, b Prescott 13 J. Giffard, Esq, b Wigram......... 36 Hon C. Fiennes, c Witham, b Wigram..................................... 80 H. E. Westcar, Esq, c Prescott, b Wigram ..................................... 5 C. C. Dawson, Esq, hit w, b Prescott ............................................ 3 E. W. Lipscomb, Esq, hitw, b T o ta l......... Witham ..................................... HAMPSTEAD. 1st inn E . B . Pitchford, Esq, bC. Fyfe............ 0 b - Tyndall, Esq, c A. Lipscomb. b Westcar 0 c C. Fiennes, b Westcar.. 4 A. Twyford, Esq, legbw, bWestcar..,. 2 cFyfe, bC. Fiennes . . . . 4 M. Witham, Esq, b Fyfe ..................... 2 c Fyfe, b Westcar............. 0 C. Prescott, Esq, cFyfe, b Westcar,... 23 runout............................. 8 R. Mitford, Esq, b c Fiennes................ 7 run out.............................. 6 R. Wigram. Esq, c Westcar, b C. Fiennes 3 c W. Bennett, b C. Fieunes 4 G. Stanfield. Eaq. cCurrie. bWestcar.. 3 b C. Fiennes ... Lenon, Esq, b Westcar.......................... 2 b C. Fiennes ,.. Bullen, Esq, not o u t .............................. 0 st G. Bennett... A. Foster, Esq, absent.......................... 0 not out.............. Lb 9, w b 9 ........................................ 18 Wide balls . Total...........................................— 51 Total... W. Earl, bCrofts...................... 0 G. Pyman, c Parsons, b T. Hearne 8 Parke, b G. Hearne...................... 40 A. H. Walker, b Atlee ................ 50 A. Walker, b Crofts...................... 17 V. E. Walker, b Crofts................ 48 J. Walker, c Garrard, b Pierce .. 18 H. Vyvyan, b Crofts ................... 20 E. Willoughby, not out................ 21 J. Carter, run out.......................... 0 H. Tyler, b Crofts ....................... 0 B 2,1 b 8, w b 3 ....................... 18 Total.. ... 235 WEST WICKHAM v BR0CKHAM. This match was played at Brockham on Wodraesday, July 8. BROCKHAM. Nicholls, c Lockyer, b Miller.. . . 2 Allen, st Lockyer, b Adams ___ 7 J. Boxall, b Miller....................... 15 Laing, b Miller............... ........... 4 W. Caffyn, run out................. — 8 E. M'Niven, c Walker, b Miller.. 12 llentley, run ou t.......................... 9 Page, b Miller ................................. 3 Cliarman, b Adams....................... 0 Legg. b Adams.............................. 2 W ise, not out .............................. 0 B 9,1 b 2, w b 3 ....................... 14 Total.......................... .... 7 6 WEST WICKHAM. F. P. Miller, b Allen................... 98 F, Marshall, b Laing................... 3 Surtherton. c M'Niven, b Boxall 13 Lockyer, c Allen, b Boxall......... 14 Adams, b Cliarman ................... 17 A. Walker, b Allen....................... 3 A. D. Christy, b Laing................ 3 Albert Christy, b Laing ............. 4 11. Nichpll, not out....................... 22 Fawcett, b Laing.......................... 4 R. Crittall, c Wise, b Allen......... 5 B 12,1 b 2, w b 4 ................... 18 Total In the second innings of Brockhara Laing marked ( not out) 26, E. M'Niven ( not out) 14, Page( st Lockyer, b Surtlierton) 0, Charuian( leg b w, b Surtherton) 0, Legg ( c Nicholls, b Surtherton) 0; b 3— total 41. THE RETURN MATCH. This match was played at Wickham on July 15. Tho slow bowling of C. H . Hoare, Esq, and Adams’s bowling was very good, and accounts for th e few runs of the Brockham Club. BROCKHAM. Boxall, run ou t.............................. 2 Nicholls, b Hoare.......................... 0 Hentley, b Adams ....................... 13 J. Page, Esq, b Adams................ 0 Allen, c Adams, b Hoare............ 3 WICKHAM. Adams, c Page, b Allen................ 56 F. P. Miller, Esq, b Allen............ 28 A. 1). Christy, Esq, b Allen......... 5 Lockyer, c Page, b Allen . . . . . . . 25 C. Smith, Esq, c Harwood, b Allen 0 C. H. Hoare, Esq, b Page............ 26 Cant Fyfe, not out ....................... 17 ' lbort Christy, Esq, c Page, b Allen........................................... 8 H. Nicholl, Esq, c Hentley, b Page 7 F. Marshall, Esq, b Allen............ 2 D. Noad, Esq, c Nicholls, b Allen 2 B 8,1 b 2, w b 3 ....................... 18 Total ....... 184 Stedman, run out.......................... 0 Harwood, st Lockwood, b Hoare. 24 H. Wise, Esq, c Marshall, b Hoare ........................................ 9 Osborne, leg b w, b Hoare............ 0 Chandler, run out ....................... 1 Bachelor, not out.......................... 4 B 2,1 b 2 ................................. 4 Total.............. .62 CRANBR00KE PARK v ILFORD AMATEURS. This match was played on th e 18th July, and after a capital game terminated in favour o f Craubrooke Park by 26 runs. The betting, on both sides, was good, and Mr T. Vigue especially deserves mention, on account of hi3 fine innings of 68 runs ( not out). The following is the sco r e : ILFORD AMATEURS. W, Hart, b Vigne.......................... 22 W. Hedger, b Vigne ...................... 8 G. Clarke, c Templer, b Vigne....... 11 Green, b Davis .............................. l W. Bailey, b Davis....................... 8 Sherman, leg b w. b Vigne ......... 12 Davis, c Trotter, b Vigne .............. 3 F. Snow, leg b w, b Vigne............ 0 Knowles, b Vigne............................. 4 Doublet, log b w, b Davis............ 4 Blewit, not o u t................................. 0 B15,1 b4, w b7.......................... 26 CRANBROOKE PARK. H. Caldecott, Esq, run o u t. . . . . . 27 I. C. Davis, Esq, c Snow, b Sherman.................................... 27 T. Vigne, Esq, b Hart................... 0 R. B. Templer, Esq, c Knowles, b Snow........................................ 28 C. Streatfield, Esq, not ou t......... 19 L. C. Capper, Esq, b Clarke......... 2 W. Trotter, Esq, c Clarke, b Snow 0 W. Haslehurst, Esq,| e Clarke, b Snow,....................... ................ 0 G. Graves, Esq, c Bailey, b Snow 4 H. Davis, Eaq, st Hedger, b Snow 2 A. H. Davis, Esq, c Clarke, b Snow 2 L b 2, w b 4................................ 6 Total.............................. 123 In the second innings of Cranbrook Park, Streatfield scored ( c Snow, b Clarke) 1, Vigne ( not out) 5S, R. B. Templer ( c Snow, b Sherman) 21, W. Trotter ( c Sherman, b Clarke) 0, J. C. Davis ( b Sherman) 6, Caldicott leg b w ( c Clarke) 0, J. Graves ( c Hedger, b Clarke) 2, H. Davis ( o Hedger, b Clarke) 3, W. Haslehurst ( c Snow, b Clarke) 1, L. Capper ( b Snerman) 4, A. H. Davis ( run out) 5 ; b 6,1 b 1— total 10S. BROMLEY UNITED v BANSTEAD. The above match was played in the W hito Hart Field, Bromley, on Wednesday, the 8th inst. S co re: Total................... .... 9 7 BANSTEAD. Cooper, c Wakeling, b Willis............ Bennett, c Willis, b Wells ................ Mitchell, b Willis.................. ............. Saunders, b Wells............ ........... G. Richardson, b Wells;.................... H, Richardson, c Ellis, b Willis......... R. Skelton, leg b w, b Willis............ E. Argent, b Wells.............................. T. Richardson, c Wells, b Willis R. Wood, c W. Baker, b Wells ......... J. Wood, not out................................. B 7 , l b l . w b l .............................. Total........................................ 1st Inn 2d inn .. 3 b Willis............................. o .. 7 c H. Baker, b Wells . . . . 0 .. 4 c. Ellis, b Willis................. 8 .. 13 b Wells.............................. 0 .. 9 c Wells, b Willis . . . . . . . . 0 .. 12 not out.................................. 4 3 c H. Baker, b Wells........... 0 c H. Baker, b Wells.......... 9 b H. Baker .. b Willis......... b Wells..................... B C, w b 1.......... i Total.......... Stubberfield, c R. Skelton. bArgent 6 J. Mitchell, c Cooper, b II. Richardson ........................................ 0 H. Willis, b Saunders..................... 20 J. Wells, c Argent, b Saunders . , 5 C. Wakeling, b Saunders .............. 2 W. Baker, c Cooper, b H. Richardson ........................................ 1 BROMLEY UNITED. H. Baker, cand b Mitchell......... 8 T. Pawley, b Mitchell .................. 0 J. Mowatt, c J. Wood, b Mitchell 1 C. Ellis, not out................................. 2 Tirrell, c J. Wood, c Mitchell___ 0 B 13, w b 10.............................. 23 Total................ ... 68 In Bromley United’s second innings Willis scored ( not out) 6, Wakeling ( not out) 3, II. Baker ( c J. Wood, b Mltcholl) 2; byes 5— total 16. LIVERPOOL v CESTRIAN CLUB. This match was played a t Chester, on Monday, the 13th inst On the first innings the Chester Gentlemen were slightly ahead, but the match ended ( just within time) in their defeat by five wickets. Mr Horner distinguished himself by two good scores, and four catches, three of which were at th e wicket. S core: CHESTER 1st inn 2d inn Capt Ffoulks, Esq, b C. Hornby ......... 1 G. Brown, Esq, c Horner, b Langton .. 3 Davidson, Esq, hit w, b Langton......... 7 T. J. R. Hilton, Esq, c Horner, b l , n Fraser............................................... J G. Walmsley, Esq, b Langton................ 3 S. Jackson, Esq, c Serjeantson, bC . l Hornby............................................... J F. R. Bryans, Esq, c and b Langton .. 19 A. Walker, Esq, b Langton..................... 2 b C. Hornby ...................... 7 c Bardswell, b C. Hornby. 3 c Stewart, b Langton. . . . 0 b Langton ....................... 4 c Horner, b Langton . . . . 7 13 n o tout.............................. 16 c Horner, b Langton . . . . 0 b Langton ...................... 1 Williams, Esq, not out.......................... 9 c Bardswell, b C. Hornby. 3 R. Owen, Esq, run o u t ............................. 0 b Langton ....................... 8 T. Walmsley, Esq. b Langton .............. 0 c Serjeantson, b Langton. 9 B 7,1 b 3, w b 5 ................................. 15 B 4, w b 2.................... 6 Total............................................- 8 2 Total................... - I LIVERPOOL. WORCESTER CLUB. D. P. Durieux, Esq, b Benson .. 5 Colonel Barnaby, run out............ 2 W. H. Bentley, Esq, b Baker. . . . 3 Rev E. Anderson, b Baker......... 0 W. E. Beale, Esq, run out ......... 1 E. W, Isaac, Esq, b Baker ........ 10 A. Garrokl, Esq, leg b w, b BaUer. 21 C. Redgrave, Esq, b Hart............ 2 Rev E. Denning, not out,............ o Addenbrooke, Esq, b Baker.......... 3 J. S. Isaac, Esq, b Benson .......... 0 B 18,1 b 1, w b 5 ..................... 24 Total__ .............. 71 OXFORD CIRCUIT BAR. * F. Holloway, Esq, b Denning .. 10 R. A. Benson, Esq, b Denning .. 18 E. Griffiths, Esq, run out........... 5 H, James, Esq, candb Bentley .. 6 R. Baker, c Beale, b Denning.... 8 W. Cope, Esq, cBarnaby, bDenning 8 J. Hart, Esq, b D enning............ 4 * E. Dineley, Esq, b Durieux . . . . 6 F. Talfourd, Esq, b Bent, ley . . . . 8 * W. Hughes, Esq, b Denning.... 2 C. Clay, Esq, not ou t................... 31 B 14,1 b 2, w b 10................... 26 Total ....... 127 In the second innings of Worcester Durieux scored ( c Hughes, b Baker) 24, Bentley ( b Benson) 4. Anderson ( b Benson) 4, Beale ( not out) 10, E. Isaac ( not out) 0; byes 13— total 55. * Emergencies. WORTHING v HORSHAM. This match was played at Broadwater on the 10th inst, Horsham first at the wickets. Mr Sturt batted well, and made a good score, but was not backed up by his party; Worthing making three times the number and 3 over. Horsham, nothing daunted, went in with a determination to work off the overplus, but failed to do so, losing the m atch by 32 runs and one innings. HORSHAM. A. Weiss, b Woodard................. H. Davis, b Stanford................. H. Sturt, b Parry b Stanford .., H. M. Cartels, b Gray .............. E. Bethune, b Churchell.......... C. Steere, b Stanford.................. G. Lampson, b Gray................... H. Padwick, run o u t ................. Bourner, not ou t........................ H. Lampson, c Stanford, b Gray H. Bethune, b Gray..................... B 2,1 b 2, w b 2 ..................... Total............................... LANGTON WOLD YORK. This match was commenced at Langton Wold on Thursday, the 16th inst, and after two days’ excellent play, resulted in favour of Langton Wold by ftvo wickets. The rain rather interfered with the bowling ou tho first day, which was much more “ ou the spot” on the second. Sco r e : „ . TT . YORK. 1st inn 2d inn Heelcs, c Heslop, b Cayley................... 4 b Cayley.......................... 13 Riley, c Peirse, b H. Browne............... 6 b Cayley.......................... 5 Richardson, Esq, c Clifford, b Cayley.. 2 b H. Bower............ 9 W. Robinson, hit wLbH. Bower......... 10 b H. Bower........................ 2 3 c and b Heslop.........!!. 1 0 9 run out.............................. 2 5 b H. Bower...................... 1 9 c Wise, b C ayley............ 33 2 c Wise, b Cayley............ 5 3 c Heslop, b Cayley......... 3 1 not out.............................. 0 B 3,1 b 1. w b 10 .... 1 4 Total...................— 97 E. M. Cole, Esq. b H. Bower............ J. Robinson, c Clifford, b H. Bower.. W. Scott, Esq, c Heslop, b H. Bown Cox, not out ........................................ Napper, Esq, c Clifford, b Cayley. . . . Barrett, e Heslop, b Cayley................ J. R. Walker, Esq, b Cayley................ B 13. I b l , w b 3 .............................. 17 Total...........................................— 71 LANGTON WOLD. 1st inn 2d inn .. 11 b Stanford.............. . . . . 1 ... 2 c Parry..................... . . . . 5 .. 22 b Stanford.............. .... 1 1 ... 4 b Woodard.............. . . . . 7 ... 0 b Stanford.............. . . . . 9 .. 1 b Woodard.............. . . . . 3 .. 0 b Stanford.............. .... 1 5 ... 5 b Gray..................... ,... 1 0 . .. 0 b Stanford.............. . . . . 9 ... 0 not out..................... ....... 0 . .. 0 c Stanford, c Gray . ....... 0 . .. 6 B 1, w b 3........... ....... 4 R. Gray, c D a v is.......................... 10 G. Woodard, b Steere................... 1 J. Churchell, c Padwick ............ 21 G. Stanford, b Steere................... 4 A. Cortis, b Steere ....................... 0 Lord A. Paget, b Steere................ 0 C. Groome, not ou t...................... 36 PURTON - 5 1 WORTHING. Total.. .- 7 4 Major Parry, c S tur t................... 12 Lord H. Paget, c Davis................ 25 F. Holmes, c Lampson............ 3 R. Blaker, b Padwick ................ 7 B 24,1 b 3, w b 11................... 88 Total ........... 15 ( W ITH ARNOLD) v KINGSCOTE ( WITH FORSTER). This match was played at Purton, July 17th and 18tli, and though one- sided, was a very pleasant game. Score : KINGSCOTE. 1st inn 2d inn Capt Wyatt, c Dickenson, b. Arnold .. 45 b Simpson ....................... 3 C. Cornwall, Esq, b Arnold................... 22 b Kirkpatrick.................... 41 Forster, c Simcookes, b Simpson......... 4 b Kirkpatrick................... 9 Capt Brookes, b Kirkpatrick................ 9 b Arnold.......................... 25 C. Smith, Esq, b Arnold....................... 1 b Kirkpatrick ................ 5 H. Hayward, Esq, b A rnold................ 0 b Kirkpatrick ................ 13 J. H. Buller, Esq, b Arnold................... 1 b Kirkpatrick ................ 12 H. Cornwall, Esq, b Kirkpatrick......... 0 b Arnold.......................... 3 F. Ellison, Esq, b Arnold...................... 1 b Kirkpatrick................... 0 Lord Andover, not out.......................... 2 b Arnold........................... 8 Hon G. Howard, b A rnold................... 1 not, ou t..................... ! ..., 1 S. Crawford, Esq, b Arnold................... 0 b Kirkpatrick ........... . 0 B 4,1 b 1, w b 6................................. 10 B 6, w b 1.................... 7 Total...........................................— 99 Total ................. 120 PURTON. Rev J. Kirkpatrick, b Wyatt__ 19 J. Simpson, Esq, c C. Cornwall, b Wyatt ..................................... 24 W. Willats, Esq, b Forster......... 14 Rev T. Gibbs, c and bC. Cornwall46 Mark Arnold, leg b w, b Wyatt.. 20 H. Kinneir, Esq, run out............ 9 E. Trinder, Esq, b Forster......... 38 W. F. Pratt, Esq, b C. Cornwall. 0 Rev G. Simeockes, leg b w, b Buller ........................................ l Rev M eyrick Holme, b Wyatt .. 31 E. Korney, Esq, not out ............ 5 Capt Dickenson, absent................ 0 B 7,1 b 4, w b 16, n b 2 ......... 28 Total .235 BOLTON’S CLUB v BEDFORD CLUB. This match was played at Bolton’s Ground, West Bromptou, on the 3d of July. Score: BOLTON’S. Geneste, run o u t .......................... 9 Dadson, b . leston.......................... 18 Godricli, b Jeston.......................... 0 Lyon, b Castle .............................. 10 Perkin, c Wilkinson, b Jeston .. 8 Stevenson, b Jeston ................... 7 H. Hughes, c Wilkinton, b Castle 1 BEDFORD. ____ Brathwaite, b Lyon................................. 0 Coe, b Perkin .......................... Wilkinson, b Lyon . . . . . . . . . . . . Castle, b Lyon ...................... .. Dobinson, b Lyon ....... ........... Jeston, c and b Perkin............ H. Iving, leg b w, b Lyon......... Carter, leg b w, b Lyon............ Lockyer, not, out....................... J. Irving, b Perkin................... Hughes, c Geueste, b Lyon,... B 4,1 b 1 .............................. Total............................. Watts, hit wicket.......................... 36 Allen, c Jeston, b C astle............ 2 W. Hughes, c Wilkinson, b Jeston 3 b io , ib 7 , w b G -::::;;:::: Total ............................ .119 inn 2d inn c H. Hughes, b Perkin .. 6 0 b Lyon.............................. 1 0 run out............................. 0 4 c H. Hughes, b Perkin .. 2 3 b Perkin .......................... 0 0 c W. Hughes, b Perkin .. e 1 c Perkin, b Lyon........... 6 0 not out.............................. 4 0 leg b w, b Perkin............ 1 0 c Watts, b Lyon ............ 1 0 b Perkin .......................... 1 5 B 5,1 b 2, w b 4 ......... 11 .................. 1.. 3........... Total. ....... - 3 9 ASHLEYv CHIPPENHAM. This match was played at Chippenham, on July 6, and was won by Ashley in one innings, with 12 runs to spare. Score : CHIPPENHAM. E. Newman, c Phillips, b Ransom L. Kent, c ,1. Bocock, b Gardner . Howell, b Ransom Dnffield, b Gardner..................... Long, run out ........................... . T. Kent, c J. Bocock, b Ransom P. Kent, c Ransom, b Gardner W. Ambrose, b Gardner ......... King, c J. Becock, b Gardner.. W. Kent, b Ransom ............... Wagstaff, not out....................... B 1, wb 1.............................. Total....................... Gardner, b Long.......................... 2 Hammond, c Long, b Ambrose .. 0 D. Bocock, b Long....................... 8 G. Dobito, c Wagstaff, b Ambrose. 1 W. B. Fisher, c and b Long......... 31 J. Bocock, c andb Ambrose......... 35 C. Phillips, b Ambrose................ 1 1st inn 2d inn .. 1 st D. Boeock, b Ransom.. 14 .. 10 runout........................... . 8 .. 5 run out................................. 0 .. 2 c Ransom, b Gardner__ 0 .. 5 c j . Bocock, b Gardner.. 2 .. 4 run out.............................. 9 ............ 0 c D. Bocock. b Ransom.. 3 ............ 11 c Hammond, b Gardner.. 6 ............ 3 c King, b Ransom ......... 3 ............ 0 notout.............................. 3 ............ 0 b Gardner ....................... 4 ............ 2 B 2,1 b 1, w b 1 ......... 4 ............— 43 Total....................— 56 ASHLEY. E. King, b Ambrose ................ R. B. Rausom, c Kent, b Long If. Bocock, c Duffield. b Ambrose 3 W. Staples, not out....................... 0 B 7, 1 b 2, w b 14, li b 2 ......... 25 Total .111 J. Hill. Esq, c Cole, b Barrett .. 31 Capt II. Bower, b Riley ............... 2 H. B. Peirse, Esq, b J. Robinson. 0 G. Cayley, Esq, b J. Robinson... 0 J. Wise, Esq, b R iley..................... 14 Rev E. Heslop, c and b J. Robinson...............................................) 4 H. M. Clifford, Esq, liJ. Robinson,‘ 25 . In the second innings of Langton R. Swann, Esq, run out ............ 17 Rev C. P. Cleaver, b Barrett___ 0 H. F. Beaumont, Esq, leg b w, b Barrett........................................ 2 R. Bower, Esq, not out................ 2 B 9,1 b 3, w b 2....................... 14 Total ................................. 112 Wold Hill scored ( run out) 1, H. Bower ( not out) 17, Peirse ( not out) 6, Cayley ( b J. Robinson) 0, He’slon ( b Cox) 12, Cliftord ( c Walker, b Cox) 17, Cleaver ( c Cole, b Robinson) 2: byes 8— total 58. LEEDS YOUNG ENGLAND v OTLEY ( WITH H. LEE). This match was played at HuusletMoor Ground, on July 20tli, and was drawn. Score: YOUNG ENGLAND. Appleyard, b Hudson................. Shepherd, b Lee ........................ Brown, h. Hudson......................... Varley, b'Lee............................. Hubert, b Hudson ..................... Rothery, b Hudson..................... Swales, b Lee............................... Porritt, not out............................ W. Saddler, b Hudson.............. Hickes, b Lee............................... Wood, c Lee, b Hudson.............. B 6,1 b 3 ............................... Total............................... . inn 2d inn 20 b Lee......................... 2 5 c Lee, b Hudson ... :::: e 0 b Lee........................ . . . . 4 4 b Newshead ........... . . . . 0 11 hit w, b Lee ........... .... 1 2 0 b Newshead ........... .... 2 2 0 c Walker, b Lee....... . . . . 7 9 run out..................... . . . . 8 1 b Lee........................ . . . . 0 3 st Howden, b Lee... . . . . 1 3 not ou t..................... . . . . 5 9 B 3,1 b 2, w b 1. . . . . 6 .- 6 5 Total........... .. . . - 6 7 Robinson, b Hubert OTLEY. ......... 19 Howden, c Hickes, b Hubert__ 4 Newshead, b Hubert................... 1 Grange, leg b w, b Hubert ......... 80 F. Thackray, b Rothery ............ 4 Lee, c and b Rothery..................... 0 Hudson, b Rothery....................... 2 Walker, leg b w, b Rothery.......... 9 Freeman, c Porritt, b Rothery ,. 13 W. Thackray, b Rothery............ '- 8 Hudson, not out ............................. 0 B 4,1 b 1, w b 1 ......................... 6 _ ________ Total................................. 87 In the second innings of the Otley, Grange scored ( c W. Sadler, b Varley) 0, F. Thaokray ( not out) 23, T. Hudson ( not out) 0; b 2 , w b 2— total 27. WAKEFIELD v YORK. These clubs played their first match at Wakefield on Tuesday, July 14, which, as may be seen from the score, terminated in favour of Wakefield in one inniBgs with 45 runs to spare. Score: YORK. lBtinn 2d inn Hields, b Atkinson.............................. Cox, b Atkinson ................................. Blytho, c Atkinson, b Brown............ Riley, c Mason, b Browne................... Scott,, c Atkinson, b Brown............... W. Robinson, run out ....................... J. Robinson, c Mason, b Brown......... Carr, b Atkiuson................................. Lotthouse, c and b Atkinson............ J. Robinson, juu, b B rown................ Wright, notout.................................... Leg b y es........................................... 2 Total...........................................— 59 WAKEFIELD. 7 c and b Brown.............. .... 2 7 b Atkinson........................ 1 9 b Atkinson................... ......... 0 0 c Barker, b Browne.......... 9 13 not out................................. 9 8 b Brown.......................... .4 9 c Brown, b Atkinson . . . . 0 3 c Scatcherd, b Atkinson.. 5 1 c and b Atkinson............ .0 0 b Atkinson ............................. 2 0 run out............................... .3 Byes .............................. 2 Total................... - 3 7 Parker, b J. Robinson ................. 5 Barker, c Wright, b J. Robinson 15 Hurst, b J. Robinson................... 28 C. Brown, b J. Robinson............ 55 Mason, c Lofthouse, b Riley . . . . 5 Scatcherd, b Riley ......................... 5 Ledger, b Riley............................. 3 Atkinson, run out .......... Cresswell, b J. Robinson Camm, b Riley................ Holder, not out................ B 9,1 b 5, w b 1 ......... Total.................................... 141 BOSTON v LOUTH. This match was played at Louth ou Tuesday, July 19th, and, had time allowed, it would doubtless have terminated in favour of Louth in one itiuings. The bowling of Mr Ellison on the Louth side was first- rate, and the batting of Messrs Chaplin, Elmhirst, and Morley, the Cheltenham and Marlborough guns, was very fine. Score : CRICKET IN IRELAND. DEPOT BATTALION ( BIRR) v DEPOT BATTALION ( TEMPLE MORE). This match was commenced at Birr on the 1st of July, and finished m one day, after a fine display of cricket on both sides. On the part of Birr Mr Lacy and Mr Whitling particularly distinguished themselves. Great excitement prevailed throughout the match, and it was expected to be a very near thing, when Templemore went in for 99 to win. Mr W. Turnor contributed 17, m his usual elegant and effective style, and Mr Vicars, after a n n e innings of 49, carried out his bat, as also did Mr Jones of the Bufls, Templemore winning by eight wickets. Score : BIRR. W. Greaves ( 63d Regt), b Turnor......... A. Fluder ( 93d), c Thompson, b Vicars Toppin ( 62d), c Jones, b Turnor__ G. D. L. Lacy ( 63d), leg b w, b Run Whitling ( 62d), b Vicars................ Magill ( 18th), b Vicars ................... Anderson ( 63d), b Rundle.......... Reade ( 62d), c Rundle, b Vicars.... Adams ( 18th), b Vicars................... Fullor ( Staff), not out....................... Cornwall ( 62d), b Rundle................ L b 3, w b 6................................. Total................................. t inn 2d inn 0 b Turnor................... ----- 1 0 b Vicars ................... ----- 15 0 st Turnor, b Vicars.,....... 0 25 b Tumor...................___ 89 28 b Vicars .................. .... 2 7 0 b Turnor.......................... 0 , 6 b Vicars ...................___ 0 , 0 b Vicars ...................___ 0 . 0 run out...................... ....... 0 . 1 not ou t............................. 15 . 0 c Turnor, b Vicars . ....... 11 . 9 B 8, w b 8........... ....... 11 .- 6 9 Total .......... ....- 1 1 9 W. Turnor ( 68th Regt), b Lacy .. 2 Capt Forde ( 46th), b Lacy............ 1 E. vicars ( 68th), c Lacy, b Fluder81 Merrett ( 3d), b Fluder .................. 2 Jones ( 3d), b Finder ................... 6 Thompson ( Staff;, c and b Fluder 8 Kelson ( 46th), c Whitling, b Lacy 1 TEMPLEMORE. Carlow ( 46th), c Fluder Rundle ( 3d), run out ......... Le Coy ( 3d), not out............ Caldecott ( 3d), b Fluder... B 23, w b 14................................. 37 Total.. .90 In the second innings of Templemore Turnor scored ( c Fluder, b Lacy) 17, Forde ( leg b w, b Lacy) 0, Vicars ( not out) 49, Jones ( not out) 4 : b 17, w b 14, n b 1— total 102. _ _ _ _ _ GALWAY v ATHLONE. Ou Wednesday, 8th July, a match was played at Athlone between the County Galway and the Officers of th e Athlone Garrison. The latter went in first, and the former won with five wickets to go down. Score: ATHLONE. 1st inn 2d inn Lieut Willett( 36th Regt), at Bingham., 7 c Hare, b Armstrong . . . . 2 TS i c k T ! “ ?:“ Sq.( 86thRegt) b} 1 c Evans, b Armstrong 6 J. O. W. Scott, Esq ( 36th Regtj,' cE . 1 „ . . ___ Persse, b Armstrong.......................) ^ Armstrong..................... 3 C. S. T. S3le, Esq( 36thRegt), bChadwick 1 b Armstrong...................... 0 Lieut Orange ( 36th Regt), b Chadwick.. 3 c Chadwick, b Armstrong 8 C. G. Mahon, Esq ( 36th Regt), c Chad- 1 n r> , , , „ wick, b Armstrong........ . . . . . . j 2 c Evans- Armstrong.. . . 3 L. B. Tewne, Esq( S6thRegt), bChadwick 6 b Armstrong................... 2 A. F. Kelsey, Esq ( 36th Regt), run out,. 4 c Fosbery, b Armstrong.. 3 Lieut Harris ( 36th Regt), run out.... Lieut Hill ( 36th Regt), b Armstrong Capt Byam ( 59th Regt), not out.. . . . . B 7,1 b 1, w b 2.............................. Total............................................— 49 GALWAY. Major Armstrong, run out . . . . . . 1 Capt Hare, not out....................... 27 CaptChadwick( 59th Regt), bScott 0 James J. Boylan, Esq, c Torone, b Sale ........................................ 1 A. Rush, Esq, b Scott ................ 7 G. F. Meara, Esq, c Towne, bSale 7 R. Evans, Esq, b Scott................ 1 Total................................. 60 5 not out 4 b Armstrong 3 b Chadwick. ,. 10 b l , I b 2 , w b 2 Total..........!!!!!'.- 50 H. Persse, Esq, b Sale ................ 0 E. Persse, Esq, b Hill ................ 0 W. Fosbery, Esq, b H i il............ 3 Capt Hon D. Bingham, c Sale, b Hill ............................................ 0 B 3, w b 1 0 .............................. 13 Bingham ( b Sale) 6; b 2, w b 6— total 40. BOSTON. G. Saul, b C. Ellison................... 28 Bonner, c Locock, b Higgin3 . . . . 10 Chas. Allre. b C. E llison............ 7 C. Alfre, b Higgins ....................... 8 Chapman, b Higgins................... 25 Skinner, c J. Waite, b Ellison.... 0 E. Dawson, b Bllison................... 0 Morton, b Higgins ...................... 0 Priest, runout .............................. 3 Buck, b Higgins .......................... 1 Kirby, not out .............................. 1 B 21,1 b 2, w b 12, n b l ......... 36 Total .119 LOUTH. Capt Smyth, b Priest................... 14 J . Calthrop. b Chas. Alfre.............. 17 J . Morley, leg b w, b Chas. Alfre. ll C. Ellison, leg b w, b Chas. Alfre.. ll H. Higgins, c Skinner, b Chas. Alfre............................................ 1 H. Elmidrst, b C. Alfre................. 22 R. P. Alington, b Chas. Alfre__ 1 J. Waite, c Priest, b Chas. Alfre.. 0 J. Bassett, b Chas. A lir e ............ 4 W. Chaplin, run o u t................... 80 E. Locock, not o u t ....................... 9 B 13,1 b 4, w b 19..................... 36 Totai ................................. 178 In the second innings of Boston G. Saul scorcd ( b Higgins) 4, Bonnor ( c R. P. Alington, b Higgins) 5, Chas. Alfre ( leg b w, b Ellison) 1, C. Alfre ( b Ellison) 2, Chapman ( b Higgins) 0. Skinnsr ( b Ellison) 2, Morton ( not out) 5, Buck ( not out) 0; wide balls 3— total 22. BUCKINGHAM v STONY STRATFORD. This return match was played at Buckingham on the 6th inst, and decided by the first innings. Score : BUCKINGHAM. Humphreys, b Wilson ............... G. Richardson, b Benthall ......... I). Jenkins, c Benthall, b Wilson J. Colson, leg b w, b fienthall T. Beards, b Benthall................... F. E. Bartlett, b Wilson ............ A. Whitehead, b W ilson ............ H. Smith, b Wilson...................... T. Holton, b Wilson ................... M. G. Holt, not ou t...................... Rev T. C. Whitehead, leg b w, B 4, w b 1 0 ....................... Total.......................... . 0 . 2 . 6 .............. 37 .............. 1 .............. 1 .............. 3 .............. 4 .............. 17 Benthall 0 .............. 14 1st inn 2d inn 1 b Kell................................. 6 run out.............................. 1 not out.............................. 34 c Athawes, b Bell............ 3 oAtbawes. bBenthall.... 4 b Bell................................. 0 not out.............................. 0 legb w, b Wilson............ 3 b Bell................................. 1 st Chowler, b Wilson .... 1 b Wilson.......................... 0 B 4, w b 3................... 7 5 Total................... - 6 0 A. Tod, Esq, b Bryans J. L. Birkett, Esq, b Jackson.. . . 9 J. C. Fraser, Esq, b Bryans— ,. 0 A. Stewart, Esq, c Hilton, b Jacks o n ............................................ 0 T. D. Hornby, Esq, b G. Walmsley ............................................... 6 J. J. Serj eantson, Esq, c G. Walmsley, b Bryans............................ 14 W. Horner. Esq, leg b w, b Bryans 22 C. E. Hornby, Esq, leg b w, b G. Walmsley ................................. 7 J. II. Bardswell, Esq, not out.... 11 J. Baron, Esq, b G. Walmsley__ 0 W. Langton, Esq, run out ......... 0 B 3,1 b 1, w b 2 ....................... 6 ASHLEY v CITY OF ELY. This match was played at Ashley on the 10th of July, and being a one day’s match was decided in favour of the Ashley on the first iuuings. Score : ELY. 1st inn 2d inn E. Walker, Esq, leg b w, b Webber..,. 4 runout............................... 6 R. Pigott, Esq, st Dobito, b Bromley.. 40 le:; b w, l> Webber .......... 2 J. Hills, c Bromley, b Gardner............ 3 c Bromley, b Gardner.... 1 J. Hogg, b Webber................................. 4 b Webber ....................... 7 W. Green, b Webber............................ . 7 n o tout............................... 8 W. Gibbs, Esq, b Fisher ....................... 1 b Gardner S. Porter, b Bromley................ Total.... ....... 75 In the second innings of the Liverpool Birkett scored ( b Jackson) 2, Fraser ( not out) 12, Horner ( runout) 29, Stewart ( run out) 9, T. I). Hornby ( not out) 5, C. E. Hornby ( c Owen, b Bryans) 4, Bardswell ( b Bryans) 2; D 1,1 b 1, w b 4— total 69. CHIDDINGSTONE v WESTERHAM. This match was played at Cliiddingstone, on the 9tli, and ended iu favour of Chiddingstone by 35 runs, the game being decided by the first innings. S core: CHIDDINGSTONE, 1st inn 2d inn G. Butcher, run out .............................. 15 c Waterman, b Ingrams.. 1 W. Coulstock, c Daws, b A. Streatfeild 3 b Daws.............................. 14 J. Chapman, leg b w, b Ingram............ 17 c Daws, b Ingrams.......... 15 J. Butcher, c Colman, b Streatfeild__ 7 run out.............................. 0 J. Marchant, c Daws, b Ingrams......... 1 run out.............................. 0 R. Streatfeild, Esq, b Ingrams............. 6 run out.............................. 4 N. Morris, Esq, c Gower, b Ingrams .. 4 c Tpnge, b Ingrams, A. Hoare, c Streatfeild, b Insrams ... H. 1). Streatfeild, Esq, b Streatfeild... A. Hale, b Ingrams............................... J. Doubell, not ou t... B 18.1 b 4, w b 2 Total.................. 0 b Daws.. 0 b Ingrams ....................... 7 0 b M'Niven ....................... 1 3 not ou t.............................. 1 B 1,1 b 1, w b 10 .... 1 2 Total................... - 6 4 In the second innings of Westerliam Gower scored ( run out) 1, Daws ( not out) 2, Waterman ( b Hoare) 0, Streatfeild( b Hoare) 1, M'Niven ( c R. Strcatfeild, b Hoare) 7, Colman( b Hoare) 0, Ingrams ( b R. Streatfeiid) 0, Thompson ( c Hale, b Streatfeild) 0; b 7,1 b 1— total 19. 203 2d inn 2 9 7 ... 0 . . . 6 ... 8 . , .— 53 BLACKHEATH PARAGON v CLAPHAM. This match was commenced at Blackheath on Wednesday, the 15th inst, and terminated in favour of the Paragon club, they beating single- handed, with 27 runs to spare. Score : 1st inn 2d inn ....... 1 6 n o tout.............................. 0 ........... 14 c Gudge, b Read................. 16 ........... 0 b Read.............................. 2 .......... 0 b Gudge.............................. 7 ... 22 c Gilbert, b Read............ 5 ... 0 b Gudge .......................... 2 .. 2 st Pontifex, b Read......... 5 „ c Pontifex, b Read ......... 5 c Read, b Gudge REDBOURN. J. Hughes, c Wynn, T. Polton .. 1 J. Thorogood, run o u t__ ____ _ 0 T. Grirnstead, Esq, c Hutchins, lb J. Lines .................................... Hon E. Portman, b Polton......... 25 Hon Rolle, run ou t.................... E. W, Vyse, Esq, run out............ 71 J. Ramball, Esq, run out............ 0 G. D. Brown. c Wynn. b W. Lines IIS D„ Skillman, bit w , b . T. Lines__ 12 G. Thorogood, c W. b Lines, W. Deard ....................................... 0 W. Westell, not out ................ .. 0 B 6,1 b 6, w b 8, n b 2............ 22 Total .............................. 247 CLAPHAM. Roberts, run o u t .................. Hope, b Gudge..................... E. JBUis, b Gudge.................. E. Hankey, b Gudge ................... W. Cattley, c and b Read............ J . G. Paine, c Pontifex, b Read.. H. Scott, run out.......................... W. P. Collier, c Gudge, b Read............ 0 A. Ripley, c Dyer ................................. 11 . ____ W. Meymott, not out.............................. 12 c Willoughby, b Gudge C. Hanbury, b Read .............................. 0 b Gudge..................... B 1,1 b 6, w b 2 ................................. 9 B l , w b 6 ........... Total...........................................— 86 Total............ PARAGON. M. Pontifex, b Scott ................... 19 C. H. Sams, b Scott....................... 0 F. Gilbert, c Hanbury, b Hope .. 18 W. Willoughby, c Cattley, b Hope 1 C. Dyer, b Roberts....................... 33 H. W. Andrews, c Hanbury, b Roberts........................................ 68 A. Kirkman, c Paine, b Hope. . . . 0 C. Read, st Paine, b Ripley......... W, Barnes, leg b w, b Hope......... 3 W. Gudge, not o u t....................... 14 H. W. Nicliolls, c Hanbury, b Ripley ........................................ 0 B 4,1 bS, w b 6 ....................... 13 Total MOM MOUTH ( WITH MARK ARNOLD) v HERTFORD ( WITH TURNER). This match was played at Monmouth, on the 13th in st. No second innings was attempted. Monmouth won on th e first innings by 23 runs. Arnold played well, and left his mark behind him as a bowler and batter. Messrs King, Macdougall, and Fisher also played steadily and well, and Messrs Arkwaright, Anthony, and Salisbury d id good service for Hereford. S core: MONMOUTH. Capt Homfray, b Salisbury......... 2 Mr R. Kane. c Arkwright, bTurner 2 Mr J. Biss, c Anthony, bSalisbury 5 Mark Arnold, leg b w, b Anthony 29 Mr W. Williams, b Turner......... 0 Mr M. J. Maygon, runout ......... 0 Mr J. P. King, c Slack, b Anthony 27 Mr W. Millard, b Salisbury......... 3 Mr P. S. Macdougall, b Salisbury 12 M r T. Arney, c Salisbury. bTurner 7 Mr T. Fisher, not out................... 11 B 16,1 b l , wb 1 ................... 21 Total .................... 119 HEREFORD. MrT. Lanwarne, cWilliams, bKing 2 Mr T. Dickenson, b Arnold......... 0 Mr J. Arkwright, b Arnold. . . . . . 22 Mr C. Anthony, b Arnold............ 24 Mr R. Salisbury, c and b Arnold.. 23 T. Turner, c Millard, b Arnold .. 0 Mr W. Davis, b Arnold.......... 4 Mr Craggs, c and b Arnold......... 0 Mr Pantall, b Arnold................... 0 Mr F. Merrick, run out................ 1 Mr Slack, not out............ ............ 1 B 14, lb 4, w b 1.................... 19 Totali, m m km uh iiiim 96 ....... 167 CRICKET AT GIBRALTAR. ROYAL ARTILLERY, 31st and 92o REGIMENTS, v 30th AND 55xir REGIMENTS This match was played at Gibraltar on the 19th of June, and resulted in the 30th and 55th being defeated in one innings, Mr Adams’s slow underhand bowling proved as effective on the Oalpe Ground as in days of yoro on the Phoenix, and, with Mr Robinson’s wicket keeping and bowling, effectually prevented any long scores being made. Score: A RTILLERY, & C Lieut Percival( R. A,), b Bilham. .15 Capt Haig( R, A.), b Hume......... 11 Liout Duncan ( R. A.), c Hobbs, b Hume ........................................ 12 Lieut Newcome( R, A.) run o u t.. 0 Lieut Dunlop ( R. A.), notout Lieut Robiuson( R. A.), b Bilhais. 15 Lieut Tremlett ( R. A.), b Bilham. 12 Capt Freeling( R. A.), c Landoii, b Cunnington .............................. 11 W. Adams, Esq ( 81st), bBilham.. lO Lieut Bayley ( 31st), c Duff, b Bilham ................... ....................... 26 Ens Basseir ( 92d), c Sawyer, b Cunnington .............................. 1 30th & 55th REGTS. Private Sawyer ( 56th), c Tremlett, b 1 0 Robinson........................................... J Private Duff ( 55tli), b Adams................ 20 Private Cunnington ( 55th), b Robinson 2 not out... EnsLandon( 55tli), cAdams, bRobinson 3 cBayley, bRobinson .... 1 0 Lieut Temple ( 55th), candb Bayley.... 4 b Robinson....................... 4 Maj Hume( 55th), c andb Robinson,... 0 c Bayley, b Robinson.... 12 Lieut Echalaz( 55th), not o u t ................ 10 st Robinson, b Adams .. 1 Capt Hobbs ( 30th), run o u t ................... 2 Lieut Morgan ( 55th), b Adams ............ 4 Ens Bilham ( 30th), b Adams ................ 0 Ens Martin ( 55tli), b Adams................... 0 B l, w b 8 . . y . , B 5, 1 b 2, w b 19 Total ....................... 1st inn st Robinson, b Adams, run out......................... Total, runout... b Adams......... b Robinson b Robinson . 4 B 5, w b 2 ,— 19 Total.. ___ 26 . .. 141 2d inn ... 0 1 8 .15 ... 15 ... 0 ... 0 . . . 7 L. Gower, Esq, b R. Streatfeild.. 0 G. Daws, b R. Streatfeild............ 1 G. Waterman, b R. Streatfeild .. 0 A. Streatfeild, b R. Streatfeild .. 0 E. M‘ Niven, b R. Streatfeild . . . . .. 9 C. Bailey, Esq, b Hoare................ 11 F. Colman, b Hoare ................... 6 W. Tonge, Esq, b Hoare ................... 24 ................... - 8 0 WESTERHAM. A. Ingrams, c R. Streatfeild, b Woare ........................................ 6 R. Thomson, Esq, not out ......... 3 R. Whitmore, Esq, c H. Streatfeild, b Hoare............................. 0 B 2,1 b 4, w b 2 ....................... 8 Total............ ... 45 CIRENCESTER v GLOUCESTER. This annual match was played on the Cirencester Ground on Wednesday, the 1st of July, when Cirencester pulled off an easy victory in oue innings. This was partly owing to the brilliant batting of tho lion member for C irencester, Mr Bathurst, whose score was made up of a six, two fours, four threes, seven twos, and tho rest iu singles, though the first- rate bowling of Messrs Hill and Hoare contributed in a great measure to the result. Messrs Hoare, Smith, and Mulliugs on the Cirencester side, and Messrs J . Morgan, B. Trimmer, and Burrup on the Gloucester side, played well. Sco r e : GLOUCESTER. W. Browning, c and b Hoare Cnnningham, b Hoare......... W. Knowles, b Hoare ......... Rev H. Burrup, b H ill......... E. Morgan, c Bowley, b Hoare B. Trimmer, b Hill,... J. Morgan, not ou t.............................. H. Brookes, leg b w, b Simpson ....... Sleylor, b Simpson............................... W. Trimmer, c Kirkpatrick, b Hoare, R. Browning, b Hill ............................ Wide b a lls ...................................... Total.......................................... 1st inn 2d inn ... 10 c Bathurst, b Hill ........... 0 ... 0 c Kirkpatrick, b Hoare .. 6 ... 9 c Wood, b l l i l l ................. 0 , . . 2 candb Hill........................ 15 ,,. 1 c Bowly, b H ill................. 5 .............. 18 b Hill.................................. 1 23 run out............................... 1 3 e Simpson, b Hill.............. 8 2 c Kirkpatrick, b H ill. . . . 8 1 b Hoare............................... 0 1 not o u t ............................... 5 6 L b l , n b 1 ................ 2 .— 76 Total...................— 46 Hampton, b Knowles.................... 0 C. Hoare, b W. Browning............ 23 Rev — Kirkpatrick, b Knowles.. 0 Capt A. Bathurst, bW. Browning 51 Simpson, c B. Trimmer, b W. Brow'ning ................. .............. 8 J. Mullings, b Knowles................ 16 Hill, b W, Browning................... 3 CIRENCESTER, E. Trinder, leg b w, b Burrup .. 8 C. Bowly, c E. Morgan, b Burrup 8 E. Smith, not out ....................... IS J. Wood, cW. Trimmer, b Knowles 0 B 2, lb 2, w b l l ................... 15 Total ........... 150 TOWN MALLING v PENSHURST. This return match was played at Penshurst on July 15. The play on both sides was very good, but the game, not being finished, was in favour of Penshurst in the first innings by two runs only. S co r e : TOWN MALLING. B. Norton, Esq, b J. D uk e ......... S3 Hollands, c A. House, b H, H, Foster ........................................ 0 W. S. Norton, Esq. b II. Foster.. 7 J. Hoppe, c Bartholomew, b Duke 8 Shaw, b A. Hoare......................... 4 Seaton, b Foster .......................... 13 French, c Luck, b Foster........... 13 Porter, not out............................. 5 Walter, c Constable, b A. Arnold 0 Wildash, st C. lloare, b Foster.. 1 A. Hoppe, c Butcher, b A. Hoare 1 Bye........................................... 1 Total.. ....... 87 PENSHURST. H. Constable, c B. Norton, b W. S. Norton ................................. 4 H. Forster, run out ................... 11 C. Hoarc, st French, b A. Hoppe 28 Butcher, c Hollands, b W. S. Norton................................... . 4 F. Arnold, c Seaton, b W. S. Norton.............. .......................... 9 Bartholomew, b Hollands......... 7 A. Arnold, c and b A. Hopne__ 18 A. Hoare, st French, b Hollands 3 Luck, b Hollands........................ Taylor, <; A. Hoppe, b Hollands.. 0 J. Duke, not o u t ................... . 1 B 2,1 b 2 ................................ Total................................. 89 In the second innings of Town Mailing J. Hoppe scored ic A. Arnold, b J. Duke) 7, . Shaw ( b J. Duke) 5, Seaton( not out) 17, French ( b Foster) 17, Porter ( c F. Arnold, b A. Arnold) 3, A. Hoppe ( not out) 11; b 2, w b 8— total 70. 0AKLY PARK v WINCHESTER AND MID HANTS, This match was played a t Oakly Park on Tuesday, July 14th, and concluded, as far as time would allow, in favour o f Mid Hants. S co r e : MID HANTS. Hon C. Fiennes, b Taplin........... 25 T. K. Parr, Esq, b W ells............ 8 F. W. Lipscomb, Esq. c Ridding, b Wells........................................ 61 H. J. Gepp, Esq, cTaplin, bWells 6 H. F. Monro, Esq, run ou t......... 23 C. T. Buster, Esq, c Wells, b Taplin 2 F. R. Wickham, Esq, b Taplin .. 3 E. Saumlers, Esq, cLamb, bCrimble 7 F.. P Wickham, Esq, st Hide, b Crimble ..................................... 16 , T. N. Heale,- Esq, c Hide, b Crimble 0 J, E, Codriugton. Esq, not out .. 0 B 1, w b 2, n b 1 ................... 4 Total .155 T. Fisher, c J. Bocock, b Bromley E. Chancellor, Esq, not out,. . . . . . . W. Layton, Esq, run ou t................ C. Harlock, Esq, b Fisher ............ B 12,1 b 2, w b 7 ....................... Total............................................— 103 ASHLEY. run out....................... not ou t....................... c Dobito, b Gardner B y e s .................... Total............ . 6 . 8 . 0 . 5 .- 4 1 G. Dobito, Esq, c Hogg, b Pigott 19 J. R. Bromley, Esq, b Pigott__ 0 W. Webber, Esq, b Gibbs............ 58 J. Pocock, c ( oiibbs, b Hogg......... 8 S. Gardner, Esq, b Hogg ............ 7 F. Hammond. Esq, b Hogg......... 3 R. Bocock, b Hogg...................... 14 R. Freeman, run o u t ................... 11 Rev W. Bell, b Colson ................ 11 H. Benthall, b Humphreys......... 3 E. Athawes, c Holton, b Smith .. 12 C. Powell, b Humphreys............ 8 S. Freeman. leg b w, bHumphreys 2 Chowler, b Humphreys............... 3 STONY STRATFORD. J. Hudson, b Smith ......... W. Scriven, b Humphreys T. Wilson, b Smith............ J. Canvin, not out ............ B 5 , w b 15 ................... Total....................... ... 73 MILITARY v CIVILIANS OF THE COUNTY OF CORK. This match was played at Mallow, on Thursday, July 9th. The Civilians had been disappointed of some of their best men, and consequently the Military won easily by 31 runs. Sco r e : MILITARY. 1st inn 2d inn J. O. Machell, Esq ( 14th Rgt), b Madden 9 not o u t.............................. 11 b. W.’} 8 u Beecher* b Maddon • • • ' 16 W. J. Kempson, Esq ( 99th), bDouglas.. 6 runout.............................. 5 CMaddm0tt0m,( O: U'>' 8t. BeeCh.°. 1^ } 0 c Madden- b DouSlas ' • • ' la A. Molony, Esq ( 14th), b Madden......... Maj Field ( R. A.), b Madden................... Mai Scott( 9th), c Madden, b Douglas.. AMlddein 8 o Beecher, b M adden.... 4 Maj Hammersley,( 14th), b Madden,... 0 J. Anderson, Esq ( 89th), b Madden ... .12 G. Chambers, Esq, ( R. A.), not out __ 3 B 3,1 b 1, w b 8 ................................. 12 7 b Madden.......................... 0 st Beccher, b Douglas,... 2 runout.............................. c Beecher, b Madden . . . . b Douglas.......................... c Madden, b Douglas . . . . B 1,1 b 1, w b 2 ......... Total............... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .— 67 Total................... CIVILIANS. 1st inn W. Beecher, Esq, b Sidebottom.... Powell, run out................................. S. O. Maddeu, Eaq, c Anderson, Machell ........................................ H. Tomkins, Esq, b Machell ......... C. Soulsby, Esq, d Sidebottom __ W. Lysaght, Esq, e Sidebottom, u i ,, Machell ............................................ i s R. Atkins, Esq, b Machell ................... 2 Fleet, b Stammers ................................. 5 Heunessy, run out ................................. 8 A. Hare, Esq, not out.............................. 0 Douglas, b Sidebottom.......................... 0 not o a t ............ B 12,1 b 1, w b 16..................... 2d inn 5 b Sidebottom............... 6 1 i; Wilkie, b Sidebottom.. 0 3 b Sidebottom..................... 0 0 b Sidebottom................... 0 1 b Sidebottom................... 0 8 runout.......................... ... 17 c Wilkie, b Stammers run out.......................... run out.......................... runout.. Total......... .............. - 5 7 B 5 ,1 b 5 , w b 10 .... 2 0 Total...................— 48 FERMOY GARRISON ( WITH KEMPSON) v MALLOW AND BUTTEVANT GARRISON. This match was played at Mallow, on Friday, July 10, the day following th e Military and Civilian match, on both which days the band o f the North Cork Rifles, by the permission of Capt Callaghan, attended, and added much to the attractions of the game. Being a one day’s match it was not finished, but was won ou th e first innings by Fermoy, who at the end of their second iunings had given their opponents the long task of 157 runs to win. Score: FERMOY. 1st inn 2d inn W. J. Kempson, Esq ( 99th), b Madden.. 5 b Douglas ....................... 6 15 c Beecher » b Do « SIas • • • - 23 A. Wilkie, Esq ( S8th), b Douglas......... 23 b Douglas ....................... 4 A. Molony, Esq ( 14th), b Sidebottom .. 3 leg b w, b Douglas .......... 8 J. O. Machell, Esq ( 11th), b Sidebottom 3 run out.............................. 20 J. Wilson, Esq ( 14tn), b Douglas......... 3 st Bcecher, b Douglas .. IS Capt Williamson ( 48th), b Madden r 1------ *- "— Major HammtirMey ( 14th), run o u t__ H. W. Heaton, Esq ( 14th), c Scott, b l Madden ............................................/ Capt, Smythe ( 14th), not out__ G. D. Dawson, Esq ( 47th), st Beecher, J 5 c Anderson, b Douglas 4 st Beecher, b Douglas 1 not out............................ 0 b Douglas ..................... 5 .21 . 1 . 0 0 .. 14 b Madden B 6,1 b 2, w b 5, n b 1. Total................................... . . . . . . 7 6 MALLOW AND BUITEVANT c Soulsby, b Sidebottom . 2 B 6,1 b 3, w b 12 Total ........... .. 21 .— 129 The Rev W. H. Syer, c and b Hogg ,. 2 R. Syer, Esq, b Porter ................ 2 W. Fisher, Ksq, c Porter, b Hogg 15 J. Bell, not ou t.............................. 4 B 13,1 b 1, w b 13................... 27 Total ......................... ... 150 HU N SD 0N v HERTFORD. This match was played 4th July, at Hunsdon, the seat of Edmond Calvert, Esq. Score: HERTFORD. 1st inn ° d inn Grout, b Hankey..................................... 15 c Hankey, b Marsham .. 4 Roberson, leg b w, b Hankey................ 3 b Hankey ....................... 2 Hughes, c Denne, b Marsham................ 7 c Lubbock b Hankey__ 13 Skerman, c Norman, b Mareliam......... 3 b Hankey ....................... 3 Clark, b Marsham ................................. 0 run out.............................. 7 Nicholls, leg b w, b Hankey ................ 0 c Norman, b Marsham ,. 2 Woodhouse, b Marsham ....................... 3 c Hankey, b Marsham .. 1 Dyer, c and b Marsham.......................... 4 c Coldman, b Marsham.. 1 Staples, b Marsham................................. 0 leg b w, b Marsham ___ 2 Titchmarsh, c and b Marsham............ 1 not o u t.............................. 1 Hesler, not out........................................ o runout.............................. 8 5,1 b 1. w b 1 ................................. 7 B 5, w b 2................... 7 Total............................................- 4 3 Total................... - 5 1 HUNSDON. CRICKET IN SCOTLAND. EDINBURGH NATIONAL v DALKEITH. This match was played at Dalkeith on Saturday, July 11 weather was splendid, and a goodly number of spectators were on tho ground. Score : NATIONAL. 1st inn 2d inn 11. Whyte, b Bourbill.............................. 1 c Taylor, b Bourhill.. . . . . 4 W. Ritchie, b Dodds ..................... . 0 runout.............................. 9 W. Douglas, b Dodds.............................. 28 b Dodds .................... 0 J. Auchincloss, b Dodds....................... 4 leg b w, b Dodds............ 12 L. Hunter, b Dodds .............................. 0 b Dodds.......................... . 4 VV. Wood, c Taylor, b Bourhill............ 9 b Bourbill ....................... 16 G. Walters, c M‘ Lean, b Dodds............ 1 c and b Meiklejohn......... 8 W. Middleton, b Meiklejohn.............. P. Cruickshanks, c Dodds, b Bourhill. J. Tansh, not out................................... P. M‘ Laren, run o u t ............................ B 1, w b 2.................................... Total.......................... ................— 58 Total...................— C- j DALKEITH. 1st inn 2d inu Davies, cllitclde, bAnchincloss ......... 2 b Wood.......................... 8 Meiklejohn, c Tansh, b Auchineloes .. 9 c Middleton, b Walters .. 4 Moncrief, runout............................. 3 c and b Walters ............ 6 Duncan, c Ritchie, b Auchincloss......... Taylor, b Auchincloss .............. Wells, c Middleton, b Walters . Thompson, notout..................... M'Lean, b Walters................................. 2 Dodds, c Tansh, b Walters................... 0 Bourhiil, b Walters................................. 2 Stuart, c Wood, b Auchincloss............ 3 B 3, w b 5............................................ 8 Total ........................................ - 4 3 Capt Denne, cRoberson. b Haghes. 30 W. Walton, leg b w, b Roberson.. 1 W. Barnett, b Hughes ................ 11 R. Marsham, c Skerman, b Hughes ..................................... 15 R. Hankey, b Roberson................ 2 J. Lubback, b Roberson ............ 8 C. Normau, b Roberson............... 1 R. Coldman, c Roberson, b Skerman.................................... 7 S. Hodgson, run o u t.................... 0 Capt A. Calvert, b Roberson . . . . 7 S, Wigram, not out....................... 7 B 5,1 b 4, w b 2....................... 11 Total .............................. 100 LLANELLY v LLANMLLtL This match was played on Monday, the 29th u lt, at Llauelly Park. The weather was favourable. The Llanelly proved victorious, by 28 runs, in the first innings. Score: LLANELLY. T. Collins, run o u t .......................... W. Arthur, c James, b Francis__ W. T. Holland, c Richards, b Frau C. W. Coombs, c Lloyd, b Francis B. R. Rees, not, out................... E. Douglas, b Richards................... S. Lloyd, b Francis.......................... J. E. Syret, b Francis ................... T. Griffiths, run out ...................... H. J. Howell, b Francis................... B. Arthur, b Richards ................... B 19.1 b 5, w b 1 ....................... Total.................................... LLANDILLO. W. Phillips, st Douglas, b Arthur T. k'rancis, b Arthur...................... J. Francis, leg b w, b Syret............ J. Thomas, leg b w, b Syret ......... O. Richards, c Cobine, b Sy ret__ H. Francis, b Syret ...................... W. Morris, b Arthur...................... E. Lloyd, b Syret............................. T. James, c Howell, b Syret ................ 7 R. Thomas, not out................................. 10 Hopkins, c Collins, b Syret................... 1 B 23,1 b 2, w b 11.............................. 36 Total............................................— 7 1st inn 2d inn .. 7 b Francis..................... ... 6 .. 1 legb w, b Richards.., . . . 3 }.. 8 b Francis..................... ... 5 .. 8 b Francis..................... ... 0 .. 22 run out........................ ... I t .. 1 b Francis..................... ... 4 .. 4 c Thomas, b Francis . ... 12 .. 0 .. 19 run out......................... ... 15 .. 4 c Francis, b Richards, ... 2 .. 1 not out......................... ... 24 .. 25 B 5,1 b 1 .............. ... 6 .. - 100 Total.............. ... - 9 2 1st inn 2d inu .. 2 b Arthur..................... ... 4 .. 6 b Arthur..................... ... 0 .. 0 c Holland, b Syret ... ... 0 .. 0 run out........................ ... 0 .. 8 c and b Syret.............. ... 10 ,. 2 not ou t......................... ... 12 .. 0 run out......................... ... 0 . . 0 c andb B. Arthur....... ... 0 B 6, w b 6................... 12 Total...................— 3; CRICKET AT GUERNSEY. The return match was played on th e new ground, Guernsey, on the 19th June, between Eleven Non- commissioned Officers and men of Major A. F. F. Lennox’s company, R. A., and the Garrison of Alderney, in which, owing to a heavy fall of rain the previous night having rendered the ground more favourable for the swifter bowling o f the Alderney eleven, they were victorious by 25 runs. Score : ALDERNEY GARRISON. 1st inn 2d inn Capt Pasley ( R. A.), b Blades................ 0 B. Walsh ( R. A.), leg b w, b Blades__ 0 Major Williams ( R. A.), b Blades......... 0 Lieut Engstrom ( R. A.), b Taverner.. .. 2 Lieut Decie ( R. E.), b Taverner............ 4 Lieut Johnstone ( R. A.), c Taverner,! „ b B lades............................................ J s Capt Grey ( R. E.), b Taverner................ 3 B. Murray ( R. A.), b Taverner ............ 1 Capt Wright ( R. A.), b Taverner ......... 13 b Taverner.............. Rb Taverner .( R± ! \ . P“ U ® r*} 12 « Humphries, b Blades G. Walker ( R. A.), not out...................... 3 b Blades B 3, w b l ........................................... 4 Total...........................................— 45 b Denton. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . not out.......... b Blades ....... b Taverner .,, b Taverner ... b Taverner .., b Blades lii Blades MATOR LENNOX’S ELEVEN. 1st inu Corp Cliriston, b Decie ......... 0 Bomb Heath, b Engstrom ................... 4 Bomb Underwood, run ou t................... 7 Gunner Taverner, run out ................... 0 Sergt Blades, c Grey. b Engstrom......... 8 Serg Humphreys, b Engstrom............ 5 Gunner Austcrfield, leg b w, b Engstrom 0 Gunner Denton, c Decie, b Engstrom.. 3 Corp Harwood, b Decie ....................... 2 Gunner Parmentier, b D ecie................ 1 Bomb Pritchard, not out...................... 0 B l, w b 8 ........................................... 9 Total................................. 16 2 1 . 8 . 1 . 0 . * 7 . 0 .31 . 3 . 1 B 5 , l b l , w b 3 ......... 9 Total................... - 7 9 2d inn b Decie.............................. 0 runout.............................. 3 not out.............................. 0 c Murray, b Engstrom .. 6 ........... ,21 . 0 . 0 . 1 b Walker b Engstrom.............. b Decie................... cM* Miilan, b Decie b Walker.......................... 5 runout.............................. 0 b Decie.............................. 2 B 4, n b l, 1 b 1, wb 16 22 39 Total...................— 60 OAKLY PARK. Hide, c Codrington, b F. li. Wickham..................................... 4 Wells, b Fiennes.......................... ( I Crimble, c Codrington, b Fiennes 16 Rev C. Ridding, b F. it. Wickham 9 F. Walpole, Esq, b Fiennes....... . 0 F. Taplin, b Fiennes................... 2 A. Blunt, Esq, run o u t ................ 2 F. Chaplin, Esq, b F. R. Wickham 2 A. Lamb, Esq, not o u t ................ 3 E. Adams, c Fiennes, b F. R. Wickham. H, Wolle, c Parr, b Fiennes B 8,1 b 1, w b 1 ................ In the second innings of Oakly Park Wells scored ( not out) 17, Chaplin ( not out) 1, Lamb ( b F. R, Wickham) 2: b 2, w b 1— total 23, Winchester v Southampton.— This match was played on the Antelope Ground, Southampton, on Tuesday, th e 7th inst, and after a most exciting game terminated in favour of the Wintonians ( with two wickets to go down). Mr Coles, on the part of Winchester, did excellent service both iu batting and fielding. Score: Winchester 114 and 59, Southampton 63 and 107. Manchester v Whitehaven.— This match was played on the 13th and 14th of July on the new ground at Old Trafford. The left- handed bowling of A. B, Rowley aud the slows of . James Clegg were too much for the strangers. Score : Manchester 141 and 113, Whitehaven 77 and 39. Cirencester v Glouckstkk.— This match was played at Gloucester, on Thursday, the 16th J uly, when G loucester won by 13 runs in the first innings, th e second innings not being over when time was called, Score; Cireacester 64 sa d 47, Gloucester 77. b Davies....................... 0 not o u t.............................. 3 c Dodds, b Davies............ 2 run out.............................. 0 B 2,1 b 1, w b 6 ......... 9 Total,. 5 run out............................ 0 b Walters....... 0 b Ritchie....... 9 b Auchinclcss. not ou t........... b Walters....... b Wood........... b Wood. B 1,1 b 1, w b 8, n b 2.. 12 Total.......................— 44 GRANGE CLUB v DRUMPELLER ( WITH W. USHERWOOD). This match was played on the ground of the former club, at Edinburgh, on Saturday, the 18th. So far as played, it proved pretty equal, both parties having made 92 iu the first innings. The Grange Eleven went in shortly before time was called, having 84 to get to win. They got 20, with the loss of one wicket. Score : DRUMPELLER. 1st inn 2d inn A. Y. Watt, Esq, c Forster, bRanken.. 16 c Chriatison. b Ranken .. 10 Freeth, run out........................................ 4 Hall, Esq, b Mackenzie.......................... 1 D. CarrickBuchauan. Esq, cDuncan, 1 .. b Christison ..................................... J b Ranken....... run out.......... b Christison .. Matthews, Esq, c Greaves, b Ranken.. 26 b Christison W. Ushenvood, b Christison................ 8 b Christison..................... 14 J. Buckle. Esq, b Christison................ 0 J. C. Robertson, Esq, b Christison__ 0 Elston, c Greaves, b Ranken................ 3 Isaac, c Halkett, b Ranken................... 1 Lyle, Esq, not out ................................. 1 B 4, 1 b 2, w b 15.............................. 21 Total............................................- 9 2 GRANGE. run out__ not ou t.............................. 5 leg b w, b Mackenzie. . . . 5 c Duncan, b Christison .. 0 b Christison............. 0 B 3,1 b 3, w b 8 ......... 14 Total................... - 8 8 J. Duncan, Esq, b Matthews . . . 8 R. Mackenzie, Esq, b Matthews . 8 D. B. Hope, Esq., b Matthews .. 0 B. L. Forster, Esq, not o u t ......... 4 C. Craigie Halkett,, Esq, run out.. 0 B10, lb 5. w b l ....................... 16 J. Christison, Esq, c Watt, b Usherwood................................. 20 L. O. Patterson, Esq, c Freeth, b Usherwood................................. 16 A. 1). Grant, Esq, c Usherwood, b Hall ........................................... 8 S. Greaves, Esq, b Usherwood .. 1 R. B. Ranken, Esq, run out......... 8 A. Dunlop, Esq, c Buckle, b Utsherwood................................. 8 In the second innings of Grange L. O. Patterson, Esq, scorcd ( not out) 9, D. B. Hope, Esq ( not out) 4, B. L. Forster, Esq ( b Usherwood) 8 ; b 2, w b 2— total 20. ---------- PERTH V CLYDESDALE. This match was commenced at Perth on Saturday, the 18th July, and terminated iu favour of the Perth club on the following Mouday by 120 runs. S core: PERTH. 1st inn 2d inn Capt Boothby, c M'AUister, b Mitchell. 4 c M‘ Allister b Duff......... 36 Earl of Rothes, b Hornsby C. Wood, hit w, b Mitchell................... 0 A. Morrison, c and b Mitchell ............ 25 James Imrie, c Ilornsby, b Mitchell .. 4 G. Condie, b Mitchell.............................. 6 W. Mitchell, b Hornsby ....................... 5 Sfeedman, c Watson, b Mitchell......... 12 H. V. Huuter, not out .......................... 4 R. M'Gregor, c and b Hornsby............ 1 John Imrie, c and b Mitchell................ 1 B 1,1 b 2, w b 10 ............................. 18 Total............................................— 84 CLYDESDALE. 1st inn Somerville, b W ood .............................. 0 Morson, b Wood..................................... 3 Swann, b Mitchell ................................. 5 M’Neil, b Wood ..................................... 3 M‘ Allister, c John Imrie, b Wood . . . . 8 b Hornsby....................... 0 b Hornsby....................... 1 b Watson.......................... 6 b Hornsby ....................... 7 not out.............................. 20 run out.............................. 12 c Thomas, b Hornsby.. . . 0 b Horusby....................... 4 c Swann, b Hornsby . . . . 4 c Mitchell, b Hornsby .. 2 B 2,1 b 2, wb 4, nb 2.10 Total ................— 102 2d inn b Mitchell ....................... 0 b Mitchell ....................... 1 b W ood.............................. 6 c and b Mitchell ............ 0 c John Imrie, b Mitchell. 0 c Steedman, b Mitchell.. 2 b Wood.............................. 5 Mitchell, run out..................................... 5 Watson, c Steedman, b Wood ............. 3 D. Thomas, not out................................. 3 Hornsby, c James Imrie, b Mitchell .. 1 Duff, run ou t........................................... 0 J. D. Campbell, c Steedman, b Wood.. 0 not out B 3, w b 2............................................ 5 B 6, w b 2....... Total............................................— 31 Total....... c John Imrie, b Wood b Wood............................ c Steedman, b Mitchell . ..- 3 5 GARRISON ( ISLE OF CUM BRAE) v MIDDLETON ( GLASGOW). This match, played at Millport, Isle of Cumbrao, on Saturday, July 18, and was the first that has been played on the new Ground lately granted for the use of the cluli by tho Earl of Glasgow. As will be seen by the annexed score, tho Middleton Eleven, who had tho assistance of a distinguished member of the Clydesdale Club ( Mr A. B. Dick) were the victors by 44 runs. MIDDLETON CLUB. lstiu n 2d inn W. Morris, c Stewart, b Edwards......... 3 c Hamilton, b Granger.. 2 W. Hart, run out..................................... 10 b Edwards........................ 10 b Hamilton .................... 0 c Edwards, b Granger .. 14 b Hamilton .................... 0 c Granger, b Taylor, sen. 4 bVidgen......................... 2 0 b Edwards................... 1 0 c and b Hamilton............ 0 M'Fadgen. leg bw, b Edwards ______ A. B. Dick, b Granger .......................... 0 W, D. Connochie, not out....................... 21 R. Topping, runout................................. 1 C. Michel, run out ......... G, Oswald, run o u t......... A. Laurie, b Edwards.. . . __ A. Dal/. iel, bVidgen .............................. 1 notout............. J. Topping, bVidgcn.............................. 2 runout............ B 1, w b 8, n b 1 ............ *.................. 10 B 1, w b 4 Total............................................— 52 Total GARRISON CLUB. 1st Inn Taylor, Esq, sen, b Cormochie................ 0 not out............ J, Barbou, run o u t ................................. 1 b Dick............. J. Stewart, b Dick ................................. 0 b D ick .............................. J. G. Hamilton, Esq. leebw, b Connochie 4 leg b w, b Dick................ 6 . . . . 0 . . . . 5 . . . .— 44 2d inn . . . . 0 . . . . 10 0 CaptSidebottom ( D. B.), runout 2 W. Bucker, Esq, b Stammers .. 13 Major Scott ( 9th), b Machell . . . . 2 ’ , Anderson, Esq ( 39th), b Stammers ............................................ 5 S. O. Madden, Esq, b Machell.. . . 2 C. Soulsby, Esq, b Stammers.... 2 W. Lysaglit, Esq, run out ......... 0 R. Atkins, Esq, b Machell ......... 8 G. W. Coventry, Esq ( 39th), run o u t................. ............................. 2 Douglas, c and b Machell............ 1 L. C. Brownrigg, Esq( 39th), notout 0 B5, lb l , w b l l ................... 17 Total. .49 Capt Callaghan, b M achell......... 3 Sergeant Powell, b Machell......... 0 W. Johnson, Esq, b Heaton . . . . 0 W. Douglas, not out ................... 6 B 16,1 b 3, w b 10 . . . . Total 1st inn THE RETURN MATCH. W. . T. Kempson, Esq ( 99th Regt), c Wilson, b Machell................... 41 C. P. Soulsby, Esq, run out......... 8 Capt Sidebottom, b Machell .... 2 4 S. O. Madden, Esq, b Machell .. 17 H. Windsor, Esq, b Heaton . . . . 9 R, Atkins, Esq, b Dawson ......... 22 W. Mayo, Esq, b Machell....... . 6 FERMOY. R. Stammers, Esq( 47thRegt), bMadden 0 b Douglas Wilson, Esq ( 14th), b Douglas................ 4 b Maddsn Malony, Esq ( 28th , c and b Madden .. 12 b Douglas Capt Turner c Douglas, b Madden 1 b Douglas Machell, Esq ( 14tli), b Maddeu............ 16 run out... Capt Dickens ( 38th), c and b Douglas.. 3 b Madden Surrnan, Esq ( i8tli). cSoulsby, b Douglas 0 not out... Capt Williamson ( 48th), b Madden . . . . 8 b Madden Heaton, Esq ( 47th' not out ................... 7 Major Hammersley ( 14th), b Madden .. 16 Dawson, Esq ( 47th), c Kempson, b 1 Madden ............................................ f J Wide balls ........................................ 4 B 5, w b 3, n b 1 Total............................................- 8 3 Total........... In the second innings of Mallow Kempson scored ( b Stammers) 3, Soulsby ( c Stammers, b Machell) 1, Sidcbottom ( not out) 8, Atkins ( b Stammers) 0, Mayo ( not out) 4; w b 2— total 20. TEMPLEMORE v BIRR. This return match was played at Templemore, on the 11th instant. S core: TEJIPLEMORE. 1st inn W. Turnor ( 68th), b Fluder................... 0 bLacy Purdou ( Staff), c Finder, b Lacy.. . . . . . . 0 b Douglas b Madden b Madden ................ 29 ......... 1 6 0 2d inn ............ 3 ............ 6 ............ 14 ............ 2 ............ 5 ............ 0 ............ 13 9 - 9 6 E. Vicars ( 6Sth), c Fullor, b Lacy......... 3 Jones ( 3d), b Graves................................. 9 Ker ( 3d), b Lacy ..................................... 0 Kelson ( 46th), b F u llo r......... ................ 10 Capt Forde, ( 46th), leg b w, b tiraves .. 4 G. Turnor ( 68th), b Graves ................... 3 Rundle ( 3d), b Graves................ Le Cocq ( 3d), b Graves ................ Bolden ( 68th), not out................... B 18, l b l , w b29, n b 2 ................... 50 Total........................................... - 8 2 c and b Fluder....... c Graves, b Lacy ... run out..................... c Brown, b Fluder . b Fluder.................. run out..................... c Brown, b Graves . 0 not ou t..................... 2 b Graves .................. 1 b L acy..................... B 13, w b 25, n b Total........... 2d inn . . . . 12 . . . . 1 . . . . 1 . . . . 17 .... 1 6 . . . . 0 . . . . 0 . . . . 1 . . . . 4 . . . . 1 . . . . 0 ;.... 40 ----— 95 BIRR. Brown ( 6? d), b Vicars................... 0 l! Iackey(/ 6th), b Vicars................ 0 Adams ( 18th), c Purdou, b Vicars. 0 Fry ( 18th), b Vicars........... B 9, l b 1, w b 1 ........... Fluder ( 63d), b Vicars................... 13 Magill ( 18th), b Vicars ................ 0 Whitting ( 62d), " leg b w, b W. Turnor........................................ 9 Lacy ( 63d), leg b w, b W. Turnor. ll 9,1 ....................... 11 Graves( 63d). c Jones, b Vicars ,, 1 — Fullor ( Staff), not out................... 8 Total............................... 55 Toppin ( 62d), b Vicars ................ 0 In the second innings of the Birr, I'luder scorcd ( c Jones, b W. Turnor) 21, Magill ( b Vicars) 10, Whitting ( b Vicars) 1, Lacy ( c W. Turnor, b Vicars) 2, Graves ( b W. Turnor) 0, Fullor ( b W. Turnoi) 0, Toppin ( not out) 5, Brown ( run out) 0; b 1, w b 2— total 42. VICEREGAL v GRENADIER GUARDS. Oil Wednesday, the lo th July, the Household Eleven were once again in the field at the Viceregal Lodge to contend with their old opponents tbe Guards, a match which had been looked forward to with great interest, and which resulted in oue of the pleasantest games that has ev< r been played on his Excellency’s ground. The weather was all that could bo desired, and the ground in perfect order ; nor was there wanting the incitement of beauty and grace among the spectators to induce the players to do their utmost when so many bright eyes were looking on at their deeds. Mr Creyke did not go in on account of a hurt received. S co r e : GRENADtER GUARDS. Parnell, Esq, b Creyke ..................... Corporal Bell, run out ..................... R. Buller, Esq, hitw, bCreyke....... Capt Ewart, c Creyke, b Beale ... . Capt Hayter. b Beale........................ Sergt Siggs, b Beale ........................ Private Bfigley, o Larcom, b Creyke Sergt Turner, c Larcom, b Cieyke . Private Marsden, run out................. G. Lane, Esq, c and b Creyke.......... Capt the Hon T. Dormer, not out....... B , 1 b 3, w b l .......................... 13 Total..................................... . VICEREGAL F. Marshall, Esq, A. D. C„ bHayter. 95 G. Larcom, Esq, run out ............ 23 SirThos. Gresley. st Siggs, b Buller. 33 VV. P. Creyke, Esq ( hurt)............. 0 D. Beale, b Bagley....................... 0 G. Fountain, st Siggs, b Hayter.. 6 C. Selby, b Hayter ....................... 6 1st inn 2d inn .. 1 run out.............................. 45 .. 0 c Beale, b Creyke............ 22 .. 7 c and b Creyke................ 8 .. 41 b Marshall....................... 3 .. 11 b Creyke .......................... 1 .. 2 c Maguire, b Marshall .. 0 .. 0 not o u t.............................. 8 .. 7 b Marshall....................... 0 .. 0 b Marshall....................... a .. 0 b Creyke .......................... 5 2 c and b Creyke............ .. 2 I B 2,1 b 1, w b 4......... 7 . . . — 34 Total...................— 95 HOUSEHOLD. Duthie. c Hayter, b Buller ......... 0 R. Maguire, d Buller ................... 0 P. Mulcahy, b Hayter ................ 11 W. Riley, not out.......................... 2 B 9, w b 8..... ........................... 17 Total .191 56th REGIMENT v QUEEN’S COUNTY. This match was played at Huntington, th e seat of Col Coote ( Queen’s County), on Thursday, Ju ly 16, the 56th Regt being the victors, with six wickets to go down. S core: QUEEN’S COUNTY. R. Millard, Esq, c Shaw, b Davis.... O. Johnston, Esq, b Bell ................ Despard, Esq, not out .................... Traile, Esq, leg b w, b Da v is......... Capt C. Coote, b D avis................... H. Cannon, Esq, c Shaw, b Davis,. Capt Palmer, b Bell.......................... 1’. Millard, Esq, c and b Bell . . . . . . A. Johnston, Esq, b D a v is............ T. Arthur, Esq, b Davis ................ B 3,1 b 1, w b 4 1st inn 2d inn . . . 5 leg bw, b Davis.... ....... 1 . . . 1 run out................... ....... 14 ... 31 c and b Davis.. . . . . ....... 18 2 c and b Bell............ ....... 5 i c Wright, b Bell .. ....... 1 . . . 0 cHutton, b Davis.. . . . . . 35 ...... 40 cb HBueltlt. o.. n...,. . b.. . D... a... v.. i. s..... .............. 67 ... 0 c and b Davis......... ....... 4 . . . o not ou t................... ....... 0 . . . 1 b Hutton................ ....... 2 . . . s B 8.1 b 4. w b 8. n b 1.21 ...-- 5 3 Total ....... . . . .— 114 56th REGIMENT. W, Bell, Esq, run out................... 8 Capt Margiseon, b Millard __ __ 1 Major Bull, c Despard, b Coote .. 5 PrivShaw, c Millard, b Johnston 1 Private Hutton, b Millard ......... 5 B 8,1 b 4, w b 26 ................... 33 Total .............................. 136 R. Giimour, c Morris, b D ick....... H. H. Richardson, Esq, run out . . . Taylor, Esq, jun, run out................. Jas. Granger, b D ick ........................ J. G. Vidgen, Esq, bConuocliie....... D, Edwards, b Connochie................ S. Purvis, not out.......................... , . , Wide balls .................................. Total............................ . 0 b Dick . 8 b Connochie....... 0 b Connochie ....... 4 b D ick .................. 0 c Morris, b Dick . 1 st llavt.................. 0 b D ick .................. 4 B l , w b 4 ....... - 2 2 Total....... . 0 . o . 8 . 0 . 5 .- 8 0 Capt Godley, b P. Millard Private Hone, not out ................ 39 J . F. Baxter, c Millard, b P. Millard........................................ IS Private Hammond, b Despard 4 F. Wright, Esq, c Johnstone, b Despard ..................................... 4 Private Davis, b Despard............ 18 In the second innings of the 56th Regt Godley fieored ( b Millard) 3, Hone ( run out) 3, Baxter ( c Traile, b Millard) 2, Hammond ( c Hamilton, b Despard) 0, Wright ( not out) 9, Davis ( not out) 9; b2, lb l . w b S — total 32. __ ________ K ing Cross Britann ia v Baixdon.— The first innings of this match was played on Skircoat Moor on Saturday, June 27, and the second was played on Baildon Green, on Saturday, July 11, when the Baildon proved victorious by five wickets to fall, aud 3 runs. Score: King Cross 1U0 and 31, Baildou 103 aud 31 ( with five wickets down). LONDON.— Printed aud Published at “ Bull's LxjfH IK London” Oaice, at 170, Strand, in tbe parish of St. Clement Danes, in the City and Liberty of Westminster, by V/ lliLiA. it CtEHEKI of the same plate,— SUNDAY, Jm x 26,1857,