V' \ [ GRATIS.] SUNDAY, JULY 19, 1863. [ GRATIS.] THE DERBY, OAKS, AND ST LEGER, 1865. THE DERBY. The DERBY STAKES of 50 sovs each, h ft; colts 8st 101b, fillies 8st 51b, then three years old; the last mile and a half, to be run on the New Course; 253 subs. Mr Alexander's Jack o'Lantern Mr W. Ashworth's c by Stockwell out of Miaa Lavinia Mr Barber's br c Pantaloon Ct Batthyany's II Re Galantuomo Count Batthyany's King Charming Count Batthyany's Tusculanum Count Batthyany'a ch c by Ted- dington out of Sabra Mr T. H. D. Bayly's b c Orloff, by Muscovite out of Cicada Mr T. H. D. Bayly's bk c OldWarden Duke of Beaufort's Toileben Duke of Beaufort's Ivcenig Duke of Beaufort's Siberia Mr Blacoe's bk c Blakiston Mr Blacoe's ch c Barbarossa Mr Blacoe's ch c Oldbury Mr Bowee's Farewell Sir « XThe Rejected Mr R. LJIfroeck'B ' i'hor Mr R. ' Mi^ i'oeck's Van Dtmck MrC. Brown's ch c by Leamington out of Catherine Parr Mr G. Bryan's c by Stockwell out of Falcon's dam Mr G. Bryan's c by Newrainater out of Marchioness D'Eu Sir R. W. Bulkeley's Don Basilio Mr J. Carey's William the Fourth Mr Carrington's br c Athelstane m .. w a iv. *<- rt I. nt cji f The Mr Merry's Dilly Dally Mr Merry's c by Oulston - Vest Mr Merry's b c by Wild Dayrell oat of Phemy Mr Meredyth's Wild Bee Mr Moorhead's b c Bretlnl Mr Morris's Shrapnell Mr Morris's Puebla Mr MorriB's General Gough Mr T. V. Morgan's ch c Contraband Mr T. V. Morgan's ch c Lord of Eltham Mr T. V. Morgan's ch c Chesterfield Duke de Morny's b c Plutus ( late Papillon) ( bred in France) Duke de Morny's b c Templier( late Tapage) ( bred in France) Duke de Morny'a b c Mouitor( bred in France) Duke de Morny's br c Joli- coeur ( late Due Job) ( bred in France) Mr R. C. Naylor's ch c by Stock- well out of Rosalinda Mr R. C. Naylor's ch f by Stock- well out of Blondelle Mr R. C. Naylor's b c by Newmin ster out of Patience Mr R. C. Naylor's b c by Newmin- ster out of Peace Mr R. C. Nayler's ch c by Orlando Mr W. S. Cartwright' Princess of Wales Mr W. S. Cartwright's be St Fagans MrCliancellor's b cLord Waldegrave Mr Chancellor's b c Kawcliffe Capt Christie's The KuightTemplar Capt Christie's br c The Grappler Mr W. Clark's b c by Black Doctor out of Nervous MrT. E. Colli nson's brc Bishopton Mr T. Conoily's br f Favorita Mr T. Conoily's b f Bellissima Mr Cookson's Bed minster Mr Cookson's Exceller Capt W. H. Coopi r's b c by Zuyder Zee out of Crochet Lord Coventry's Chimney Sweep Lord Coventry's Lazzaroni Lord Coventry's Connection Lord Coventrv's Tennyson ( h b) Mr J. C. Coward's ch c by Lam- bourn out of Bay Bauter Mr W. S. Crawfurd's br c by " V ol- tigeur out of Mayonaise Mr \ V. S. Crawfur. i's br c by Skir- misher out of Lady Langton Mr J. Davidson's b c The lnca Mr T. S. Dawson's br c Brother to Black Diamond Mr T. Dawson's ch c Lord Ronald Mr J. Day's Bugler Mr W. Day's br f by Prime Minister out of Lunelle Mr W. Day's br c by Vedette, dam by Cowl out of VenuB Mr'W. Day's bk e by Vedette out of Fiction v Mr W. Day's br c by Vedette out of Overcast's dam Mr W. Day's br c Auditor, by Vedette out of Voucher Mr W. Dav's ch c by Marsyas, dam bv Pvrrhus the First Mr W. Day's b c by Tadinor out of Miss Selion Mr W. Day's b c by Tadinor out of Manrico's dam Mr W. Day's bk c by Vedette out Petra's dam ( h b) Lonl Derby's ch c by De Clare out of Canezou Ld Derby's be by Stockwell— Sortie Lord Derby's ch c by Stockwell out of Wood Nymph Lord Derby's b c by Fazzoletto out of Boomerang Mr B. E. Dunbar's b c Advance Lord Durham's br c by Voltigeur out of The Wizard's dam Mr Eastwood's b c Sims Reeves Lord Exeter's Sister to Auricula Mrl'. Feeny's b orbrcChildellaroM Mr Fleming's b c by Newcourt out of Nuneaton Mr Fleming's Newcourt Lord Glasgow's ch c Brother to Clarisslmus Ld Glasgow's b c Brother to Mlnie Lord Glasgow's br c by Y. Mel- bourne out of Maid of Masham Lord Glasgow's brc by Brother to Bird on the Wing ( foaled in 1853) out of Drake's dam Mr H. Goater's b c Belgrave Mr Godfrey's Robert Macaire Capt Gray's ch c by Newminster out of Heiress Capt Gray's br c by Voltigeur out of Amazon Cant Gray's br c The Swift Mr T. Guunell's b f Grace Darling Mr Haig's ch c Dux Mr Haig's br c Roderick Random Mr W. Halford's ch c by Ethelbert out of Adele Mr W. Halford's br c byEthelbert, dam by Touchstone Sir J. Hamner's gr c Sahara Mr A. Harrison's b c Lord Conyng- ham Mr H. A. Harrison's ch c Raxer Marquis of Hastings's b c The Duke Marquis of Hastings's b c Don- nington Mr S. Hanghton's ch c Benanoar Mr S. Haughton's br f Marchioness Mr S. Hawke's b c by Drumour out of Cinizelli Sir J. Hawley's br c by Beadsman out of Aphrodite Sir J. Hawlev's br c by Beadsman out of Washington's dam Mr A. Havnes's br c Henry the Eighth ( h b) Mr W. Henny'sbk c Elislia Mr G. Heslop's ch c Erostratus Mr T. Hewitt's b c Gibside MrT. Hewitt's b cSir Charles M. H. Hill's Camomile Mr J. A. Hind's brc Dickey Weaver MrW. E. Hobson's bkor brc Harold Mr W. E. Hobson's bk or br c Brahma Mr Hodgman's b c by Vedette out of Rupert's dam Mr Hodgman's b c by Adamaa out of Gipsy Girl's dam Mr C. P. Hudson's Tilt Mr T. Hughes's ch c by Yellow Jack out of Treachery Mr W. [' Anson's b c Broomlclaw Mr R. I'Anson na ch c Breadalbane Mr Jackson's Jupiter Mr Jackson's br c Gipsy Priuce Mr Johnson's ch c Eltham Mr C. E. Johuatoni'abrcThcFirat- born Count F. de Lagrange'a ch c Monitor Ct F. de Lagrange's b c Le Mandarin CtF. de Lagrange'a b cGladiateur Count F. de Lagrange's b c Doge ( bred in France) Mr J. Johnstone's ch c by Fan- dango out of Selina Mr J. Johnstone's ch c by Warlock out of Revivallat Mr J. Johnstone's b c by New- minster out of Olga Mr J. Johnstone's ch c by Fan- dango out of Rosalie Mr H. Jones's br c His Royal High- ness Mr Kennard'a ch c Eastbourne Capt J. King's b c Joss Stick Capt Lamb's br c The Star Mr J. La Mert'a b c Richmond Capt D. Lane's b c Keepsake Mr Meeson's ch c Yeatsall Mr H. Melville's b f Millie Mr Merry's Liddington Mr Merry's Ludicrous out of Ayacanora Mr 11. C. Naylor'a b or ro c The Gay Deceiver Mr R. C. Naylor's ch c by Lord of the Isles out of Mv Mary Mr It. C. Naylor'a br c by Caven- dish out of Speculation Mr R. C. Naylor's b c by Knight of Kara out of Captious Lord Newport's b c by Trumpeter out of May Bell Mr John Newton's bk c Zambezi Mr John Newton's ch c Siris Mr A. Nichol's b c Whirlwind Mr Night's Macdonald Mr Night's b c Verderer Mr Jno. NightingaU'ab c Alderahott Mr R. E. Oliver's b c by King Tom out of lachia Mr John Osborne's b c brother to Little Agnes Mr John Osborne's br c by Volti- geur out of Agnes Mr J. Palmer's b f Kate Hamptsn Lord Palmers ton's b c by King Tom eut of Bistre MrHalford Parker's b c Bon Chance Mr T. Parr'a ch c Friday Mr Pedley'a b c Hurrah Mr Pedley'a b c Halkar Mr Pedley's br c Christmas Carol Mr Pedley's bkc Wedding Peal Mr 1' edley's b c Ptarmigan Mr Jno. l'owney's Amazonius Mr W. Robertsou's| c Pam be Civil Mr H. Robertson's ch c by Lord Fauconberg out of Olivia Augusta Mr W. Robinaon's b c by Hobbie Noble out of Yarra Yarra Mr J. D. Robson's br c by Leam- ington out of Tourist's dam Baron Rothschild's sister to Queen of the Vale Baron Rothschild's sister to Wing Mr ltuff's be by Drumour out of Cossack Maid MrH. Rumbolis br c BrownDayrell Sir C. ltushout'a ch c by Etlielbert out of Cynthia Sir C. Rushont's ch c by Ethelbert out of Lady Barbara Mr W. Sadler's b c by Fazzoletto out of Ferina Duke of St Albans's b c Viceroy Duke of St Albans's br c Kill ' em and Eat ' em Mr Savile's c RufTord Mr Savile's Haarlem Mr Savile's Wideawake Mr Saxon's br c The Prior Mr Saxon's br c Flying Horse Lord Scarbrough's br c Portland Lord Scarbrough's br c Ainator Mr J. Scott's br c Boleno Mr Skip tori's b c Hartley Wespall Mr Jas. Smith's br 1' St Eulalie Mr Snewing'a Star of the South Mr Spencer's c by Rattle — Subtility Lord Stamford's br c by Stock well out of Beauty L? rd Stamford's br c by Stockwell out of Queen of the May Lord Stamford'a ch c by Newmin- ster out of Shamrock Lord Stamford's b c by Orlando out of The Arrow Lord Stamford'a ch c by Newmin- ster out of Equation Lord Stamford's ch c by New- minster out of Himalaya Lord Stamford's b c by Rataplan out of Tested Mr J. B. Starky's b c Revenue Mr J. B. Starky's b c Theodore Mr Stollery'a ch f Purity Lord Strathmore's ch c Success Mr R. Sutton's br c A 1 Mr R. Sutton's ch c by Trumpeter out of Prairie Hen Mr R. Tattersall'a b f sister to Flying Fish Mr A. Taylor's b c by Fright out of Hypocrite Mr Bennet Taylor's brcMouravieff Mr G. S. Thompson's br c by Wild Huntsman out of Bessy Col Towneley's ch c Puck Col Towneley's b c Eiland Col Townelt y'a ch c Catenua Col Towneley'a ek c Lightning Mr C. Townsend's ch c Medon Mr G. H. Turnbull'a c by Ilobbie Noble out of Mountain Maid Lord Uxbridge's Arkansas Lord Uxbridge's ch c by Vengeance, dam by Weatherbit Lord Uxbridge'a b c by Turnus, out of Rosy Morn Mr T. Valentine's Brown Willy Mr T. Valentine's King Harry Mr T. Valentine's Temeraire, Mr T. Valentine's bk or br c by Ellington out of Heroine Mr Watson's b or br c The Simpleton Mr F. Watt's br c Olmar Capt White's br c Joker Mr H. L. Wigram's br c by Leam- ington out of Sister of Mercy Capt Williams's ch c Nut. finder Mr W. E. Williams's eh c The Aristocrat Mr W. E. Williams'abk c Vigilant Mr W. E. Williams's br c Le Cerf Agile Mr F. A. Williamson's b c by Moun- tain Deer out of The Broom Mr F. A. Williamaon'a ch c by Stockwell out of Skit Mr F. A. Williamson's ch c by Ethelbert out of Ursulino Mr F. A. Williamaon'a b c by Long- bow out of Clatterbox Lord Wilton'soby Fewmlnsterout of Peach Mr Winteringham's ch c Nothing More Major Wombwell's b f by Orlando out of Stamp Major Womb well's ch f by Orlando ovt of Peri Mr I. Woolcott's b c by Voltigeur out of Chalice Mr I. Woolcott'a b or br c by Fin- don out of Sister to Hartley Buck ( foaled in 1851) Mr J. Wrighl's b c Flageolet Mr R. Wright's br c Athens Mr R. Wright'sb c Weatherglass Mr R. Wright's b c Rapid Mr J. Wyatt's Nightwatch Ld Zetland's br c Weathercock Mr R. C. Naylor'a bkf by Leaming- ton— Queen Bee, by Amorino Mr R. C. Naylor's br f by Oulston out of Barcelona Mr Night's Wild Parsley Mr Night'a Lovelace Mr Night's br f Sister Mary Mr John Osborne's b f by Wild Davrell out of Little Agnes Mr John Osborne's br f by Wea- therbit out of Duplicity Mr John Osborne's br f by Leaming- ton out of Abbess of Coverham Mr Painter ns br f Similitude Mr - J. Palmer's b f Kate Hampton Mr Payne's ch f by Trumpeter out of Teddingtonia Mr Payne's b f by Stockwell out of Olitipa Mr C. Peck, jun's, b f Vega Mr Pedley's b f Glen Isla Mr Pedley's ch f Sloth Mr Pedley's br f Spa Mr Pedley's br f Arbutus Mr Poulson's ch f Mariana Lord W. Powle: t'a b f by Sedbury, dam by Weatherbit Mr W. Robinson'a b f by Hobbie Noble, dam by Flatcatcher Mr W. Robinson's br f by Weather- bit out of Fanfaronade Baron Rothschild'a Sister to Queen of the Vale Baron Rothschild's Sister to Wing Baron Rothschild's b f by King Tom out of Flash of Lightning Baron Roth9child'a Sis to Tomato Admiral Rous's Saffron Mr J. F. Rowland's br f Deslree Mr I. Sadler's Miss Vivian Duke of St Albans's br f Trapeze Mr H. Savile's b f Wideawai< e Mr H. Savile's f by Zuyder Zee out of Skirmisher's dam Mr Saxon's br f Lady Cochrane Mr Saxon's b f Elaie Venner Lord Scarborough's br f Metimus- jid, sister to Musjid Lord Scarborough's ch f Bow Bell Lord Scarborough's ch f Madelon Mr J. Smith's br f St Eulalie Mr H. J. Smith's Avoncliffe Mr C. Snewing'a Traffic Mr South's ch f by Rattle out of Lady Ann, by Touchstone Mr South's b f by Alarm out of Saline, by Orlando Lord Stamford's br f by Voltigeur out of Vanity Lord Stamford'a bk f by Vedette out of Cymba Lord Stamford's br f by Stockwell out of Emma Middleton Lord Stamford'a b f byOrlando out of Volley Lord Stamford's Lily Lye ( sister to Saccharometer) Lord Stamford's f by Turnus out of Heart of Oak Mr J. B. Starky's b f Fox Glove Mr Stollery's ch f Purity Lord Strafford's b f Moscowa Lord Strathmore's b f Spice Sir G. Strickland's ch f Newtonia Mr R. Sutton'a bk f Jezabel Mr R. Sutton'a f Gardevisure Mr Ii. Tattersall's bf sister to Fly- ing Fish Mr A. Taylor's ch f Hetty Col Townelej's chf Doeford Col Towneley'a cn » f Rosette ( hb) Col Towneley's b f Governess Col Towneley's bk f Honey Bee Col Towneley'a ch f Arno Col Towneley's b f Gem Col Towneley's b f Irritation Mr T. Valentine's Reginella Mr T. Valentine's Alexandra Mr T. Valentine's Celerrina Lord Westmoreland's f by Trum- peter out of Birch Broom's dam Capt White's b f My Fancy Mr W. E. Williariis'a b f Reaurgam Mr W. E. Williams's b f Noisy Girl Mr F. A. Williamson's b f by New- miniter out of Maria Mr F. A. Williamson'a ch f by Stockwell out of Jeu d'Esprit Mr F. A. Williamson's b f by Stock- well out of Imogene Mr H. Williner's f Zenofeia Major Wombwell's b f by Orlando out of Stamp Major Wombwell's ch f by Orlando out of Peri Mr R. Wright's ch f Sweetness ST LEGER. The ST LEGES STAKES of 25 sovs each, for then three year olds ; colts 8st 101b, fillies 8st 51b ; St Leger Course ; 219 subs. Jack o' Mr C. Alexander's ch Lantern Mr B. J. Angell's b or br c by Weatherbit out of Queensferry Count Butthyany'a King Charming Count Batthyany's Tusculanum Ct Batthyany's 11 Re Galantuomo MrT. H D. Bayly's bk c OldWarden Mr Beadman'a ch c The Eland Duke of Beaufort's Koenig Duke of Beaufort's Siberia Duke of Beaufort's Cheverette Duke of Beaufort's Heiice Mr Bell's b c Idler Mr Blacoe's bk c Blakiston Mr Blacoe's ch c Barbaroasa Mr Blacoe'a ch c Oldbury Mr Bowe3' a Farewell Mr Bowea'a Klarinska Mr Bowes'a Miriam Mr Ten Broeck's Thor Mr Ten Broeck'a Van Dunck Mr C. Brown's chc by Leamington out of Catherine Parr Mr G. Bryan's c by Stockwell out of Falcon'a dam Mr G. Bryan's c by Newminster out of Marchioness D'Eu Sir R. Bulkeley's Don Baailio Mr J. Carev's William the Fourth Mr W. Carter's c by Mildew out of WiH Duck Mr W. S. Cartwright's The Prin- cesa of Wales Mr W. S. Cartwright'a br f by Gem- ma di Vergy out of Kilmeny Mr W. S. Cartwright's St Fagana Mr Chancellor's br f Anadyomene Capt Christie's The Knight Templar Capt Chriatie'a br c The Grappler Mr W. Clark's b c by Black Doctor out of Nervous Mr E. C. Coleman's b f Lilly Hoo Mr T. E. Collinson's br c Bishopton Mr Cookson's liedminster Mr Cookson'a Exceller Mr Cookson's Regalia Mr Cookson's Contract Mr Cookson's Tocsin Mr T. Conoily's b f Bellissima Mr T. Conolly'a br f Favorita Lord Coventry'a Chimney Sweep Lord Coventry's Tennyson ( h b) Lord Coventry's Connection Lord Coventry's Lazzaroni Mr J. C. Coward's ch f by Lea- mington out of Viva Mr W. S. Crawfurd's br c by Volti- geur out of Mayonaise Mr W. S. Crawfurd's br c by Skir- misher out of Lady Langton Mr Jas. Davidson's b e The Inca Mr Jas. Davidson's br f Gazzinia Mr Dawson's br c Bro to Black Diamond Mr T. Dawson's ch c Lord Ronald Mr Jao. Day's b c Bugler Mr Jao. Day's ch f Hope Capt Delme'a Regina Lord Derby's ch c by De Clare out of Catiezou Lord Derby's b c by Stockwell out of Sortie Lord Derby'a ch c by Stockwell out of Woodnymph Lord Derby'a b c by Fazzoletto out of Boomerang Mr B. E. Dunbar's b c Advance Lord Durham's br c by Voltigeur out of The Wizard's dam Mr Eastwood's b c Sims Reeves Lord Exeter's br f Sis to Auricula Lord Exeter's br f by Phlegon out of Beechnut Mr Flemin g's Quil Lord Glasgow's bro to Clarlssimus Lord Glasgow's b c bro to Millie Lord Glasgow's br c by Young Mel- bourne out of Maid of Maaham Lord Glasgow's b c by Bro to Bird on the Wing ( foaled in 1853) out of The Drake's dam Lord Glasgow's b f by Young Mel- bourne, dam by Orlando Lord Glasgow's ch f by Toxophilite out of Miss Sarah Mr Godfrey's Robert Macaire Capt Gra. v'a ch c by Newminster out of Heiress Capt Gray's br c by Voltigeur out of Amazon Mr VV. Green's c Histaria MrT. Gunnell's b f Grace Darling Mr Haig's ch cDux Mr Haig's br c Roderick Random Mr Handley's b f by Knight of Kara out of Merry Sunshine Mr Handley'a ch f by Trumpeter out of Gertrude Mr H. A. Harrison's ch c Raxer Mr W. H. Harrison's br f Cannonade Marquis of Hastings's The Duke Marquis of Hastings'a Donnington Capt Lamb's br c The Star Capt Lamb's b f The Lily of Devon Mr J. La Mert's b c Richmond Capt I). Lane's b c Keepsake Mr Launde'a br f The Ratcatcher's Daughter Mr Longfield'a b f The Spell Mr A. Lupin's b f Deliane ( late Rosamonde) Mr Meeson'a ch c Yeatsall Mr Henry Melville's b f Millie Mr Merry's Liddington Mr Merry's Dilly Daily Mr Merry's Queen Mary Mr Merry's c by Oulaton— Vest Mr Merry's b c by Sauuterer out of Rambling Katie Mr Merry's ch c Ludicrous Mr Moorhead's b c Breffui Mr T. V. Morgan's ch c Contraband MrT. V. Morgan's ch c Ld of Eltham Mr T. V. Morgan's ch c Cheaterlield Duke de Moriiy's b c Plutus Duke de Morny's b c Templier Dukede Morny's b c Lelio Duke de Morny's b c Monitor Mr Morris's Puebla Mr Morris's Shrapnell Mr Morria'a General Gough Mr Morria'a Nukuheva Mr W. H. Mundy's ch f Fanny Mr Naylor'a ch c by Stockwell out of ltoaalinda Mr Nayior'achf by Stockwell out ot Bloiidelle Mr Naylor's ; b c by Newminster out of Patience, by Lanercost Mr Naylor's b c by Newmiuater out of Peace Mr Naylor's ch c by Orlando out of Ayacanora Mr Naylor'a b or ro c The Gay De- ceiver Mr Naylor'a ch c by Lord of the Isles out of My Mary Mr Naylor's br c by Cavendish out of Speculation Mr Naylor's b c by Knight of Kars out of Captious Mr Naylor's bk f by Leamington out of Queen Bee Mr Naylor's ch f Icicle Mr Naylor's br f by Oulston out of Barcelona Mr J. Newton's bk c Zambezi Mr A. Nichol's b c Whirlwind Mr H. Rumboll's Brown Dayrell Mr Night's Verderer Mr Night's Sister Mary Mr R. E. Oliver's b c by Tom King out of Ischia Mr J. Osborne's br c by Voltigeur out of Agnea, by Clarion Mr J. Palmer's bf Kate Hampton Mr H. Parker's be BonChauce Mr J. Parker's b f by Voltigeur out of One Act Mr T. Parr's ch c Friday Mr Pedley'a b c Hurrah Mr Pedley's b c Halkar Mr Pedley'a br c Christmas Carol Mr Pedley's bk c Wedding Peal Mr Richarda's br c Bonehill( h b) Mr H. Robinson's ch c by Lord Fauconberg— Olivia Augusta Mr W. Robinson's b c by Hobbie Noble out of Yarra Yarra Baron Uothschild'a Sister to Queen of the Vale Baron Rothachild's Sister to Wing Sir C. Rushout's ch c by Ethelbert out of Cynthia Mr W. Sadler's b c by Fazzoletto out of Ferina Duke of St Albans's Viceroy Duke of St Albana'a Kill'em and Eat'em Mr H. Savile's Rufford Mr II. Savile's Haarlem Mr H. Savi: e's Wide Awake Mr Saxon'a br c Flying Horse Mr Saxon'a br c The Prior Mr Saxon's br f Lady Cochrane Mr J. Scott's br c Boleno Gen Shirley's br f Brookside Fairy Mr James Smith's br t St Eulalie Mr H. J. Smith's Avoncliff Mr C. Snewing'a Star of the South Mr C. Sriewing's Traffic Lord Stamford'a b c by Rataplan out of Tested Lord Stamford'a b c by Stockwell out of Beauty Ld Stamford's ch c by Newminster out of Equation Ld Stamford's ch c by Newminster out of Himalaya Ld Stamford's br c by Stockwell out of Queen of the May Ld Stamford's ch c by Newminster out of Shamrock Mr H. Stephenson's ch c Scar- borough DECEMBER. Bridekirk Cumberland .... Mr A. Dalzell .. 1,2 Newmarket ( Open Champion) Cambridgeshire.. Mr Warwick .... l& fol. days Monasterevan Club.... Ireland Mr R. Westropp.. 2 RidgwayClub Lancashire 2,3 Sudbury Derbyshire Mr Warwick .... 8,9 Tattershall ( Open) .... Lincolnshire.... Mr E. Spafford .. 9& fol. daya Ardrosaan Club ( Sharp- hill) Ayrshire 10 Spelthorne Club Mr Warwick .. .. 11,12 Baldock Club ( Open) .. Herts Mr War wick.... 16 17,13 Biggar and Caledonian Clubs Lanarkshire 22* fol. days DiamorClub Ireland Mr H. Walker .. 23 Thorney ( Open) Cambridgeshire.. Mr Warwick .... 29,80 JANUARY, 1864. County Louth Club.... Ireland Mr R. Weatropp.. 6,7 2d South Lancashire .. Lancashire 6,7,8 Spelthorne Club Mr Warwick .... 8,9 DiamorClub Ireland Mr II. Walker .. 13 Cirencester Club Gloucestershire.. Mr J. Hay 13& fol. days Altcar Club Lancashire 13,14,15 Southern Club ( Cork).. Ireland 20 Amicable Club ( Home Bark) Middlesex Mr Warwick .... 20, 21 FEBRUARY. Cardington ( Open) .... Bedfordshire.... Mr Warwick .... 2 Ridgwav Club Lancashire 3, 4 Diatnor Club Ireland Mr H. Walker .. S& fol. days Monasterevan Club .... Ireland Mr R. Westropp.. l0 Baloock Club Herts Mr Warwick .. .. 10,11 Ardrosean Club ( Sharp- hill) Ayrshire 12 Spelthorne Club Mr Warwick .. .. 16,17,18 Third South Lancashire Lancashire 24, 2S MARCH. DiamorClub Ireland Mr H. Walker .. 2 Amicable Club ( Home Park) Middlesex Mr Warwick.... 8 County Louth Cham- pion ( Open) Ireland 9& fol. days Coquetdale Club Northumberland lo& fol days DiamorClub Ireland Mr H. Walker .. 16& fol. days Biggar and Caledonian Clubs Lanarkshire 22& fol. days MonasterevanCiub .... Ireland Mr R. Westropp.. 23 ASHD0WN PARK MEETING- OCT 5. Entries for the AS3D0WN DERBY. Mr Begbie's bk w Bacchus, by Barman out of Blitz. March. Mr Bowles's f Gelert, by Effort out of Bessieof the Vale. April. Mr Bowles's r Geoffrey Gambado, by Effort out of Bessie of the Vale. April. Mr Bowles's bk t The Booby Squire, by David out of Whistle Jacket. Mr Brudenell Bruce's b Brute Force, by Effort out of Vengeance. Mr Brudenell Bruce s r Bwother Sam, by Sea com be out of Seaflower. Mr Brudenell Bruce ns r Bayard, by Effort out of Truth. Mr Chesshvre's r Charles the Third, by Oakball out of Canezou. April. Earl of Craven's r Crimaon Spark, by Skyrocket out of Golconda. Earl of Craven's bk Chieftain, by Regan out of Mazourka. Mr Dean's r Dictator, by David out of Sprite. Mr Dean's r Dangerous, by Enmity out of Fly. Mr Denton's f Ritie, by Stamp out of Sister to Klaphonia. Mr Denton's bk Dispute, by Claret out of Perseverance. Mr Faulkner's bk w Friar Bacon, by Felix out of Fractious. Feb. Mr Faulkner's f Fantastic, by Seacombe out of Jenny Dennison. Jan. Mr Faulkner'a Filey, by Effort out of Just Decision. May. Col Goodlake's r Get behind Me ( late Lord Clifden), by Brewer out of Bracelet. March. Col Goodlake's r Grand Vizier, by Mussulman out of Gratitude. March. Lady Grey de Wilton's r or f Gold Mine, by Skyrocket out of Golcouda. Lord Grey de Wilton's r or f Golden Spark, by Skyrocket out of Golconda. Lord Grey de Wilton's r Golden Rain, by Skyrocket out of Golconda. Lord Grey de Wilton's bd Gymnast, by EflortoutofCauzewing. March. Lord Grey de Wiiton's bd Gladiator, by Effort out of Gauzewlng. Col Hanley'a be His Excellency, by His Grace out of Her Ladyship. Mr Leacro'ft's bk t Locust, by Leather Fiapper out of Lady Superior. Mr Leacroft'a bk w Lottery, by Lottery out of Smut. J uue. Mr Leighton'a b Leapfrog, by Effort out of Beasieof the Vale. Mr W. Long'a bk Loose Fish, by David out of Larceny. Jan. Mr W. Long's r Lynch Law, by David out of Larceny. Jan. M r Morgan's bk The Moor, by Ma,' ic out of Phyllis. Jan. Mr Morgan's bk The Mogul, by Fitzroland out of Habnab. May. Mr . Morgan's bk Mosstrooper, by Buckshorn out of Tune. June. Mr Myonett'a r Morgan Rattler, by Monarch out of Showgirl. Mr Partridge's f or r Effort, by Perfection. Mr Procter's bk Paragon, by Woodman out of Polly. May. Mr Scale's bk Symmetry, by Rebel out of Whitefoot. April. E trl of Sefton's r Solomon, by David out of Sweetbrlar. Earl of Sefton's r Sackbut, by David out of Sweetbriar. Earl of Sefton's r w Samaritan, by David out of Sweetbriar. Jan. Earl of Sefton's f Shamrock, by Shillelagh out of Stella. March. Earl of Sefton's bk Scholar, by Buckshorn out of Schoolgirl. March. Mr G. O. Sloper'a r bd Saccharometer, by Brewer out of Blancmange. . Mr Twigg'a be Turn of Luck, by Caiiaradzo out of Redwing. April. Ld Cffington's bk w Dominie Samson, by Effort— Trip the Daisy. June. Lord Uffington's r Morgan Rattler, by Brewer out of Rosette. Feb. Lord Ulfinaton's bd North Briton, by Brewer out of Rosette. Feb. Mr Williams's f wt, by David out of Squib. June. Mr R. Jardine's bd w Amina. by Canaradzo out of Ravenswing. April 29. Mr R. Jardine's r Queen May, by Cardinal York out of Meg Mer- rilees. June 12. Mr J. Gordon's bk Glowworm, by Beacon out of Guilty. Jan 31. Mr J. Gordon's bk Gala Water, by Selby out of Malpractice. March 23. Mr John Johnstone'a bd w Columbine, by Canaradzo out of Ravens- wing. April 29. Mr James Johnstone's w Jenny's Bawbee, by Beacon out of Scot- land Yet. Jan 1. Mr James Johnstone's bd w Jeu d'Esprit, by Dalgig— Myrtle. April 26. Lord Lurgan's bk Lady Amy, by Buckshorn out of Racketty Hopplcker. April 29. Lord Lurgan's w bk Lady Flora, by Master Brabazon out of lady Blanche. April 15. Lord Lurgan'a bk Lady Julia, by Rister out of Little Grace. Jan 15. Lord Lurgan'a bk Lady Lisette, by Seacombe— Lady Shankhill. May 4. Lord Lurgan'a w bk Lady Bertha, by Master Brabazon out of Lady Bella. April 11. Mr J. Rampling'a w r Dying Echo, by Ramathon Roy out of Conta- dina. March 6. Mr J. Rampling'a w r Reality, by Ramathon Roy— Contadina. March 6. Mr J. T. Simpson's bk w Sweet Home, by Contractor— Tibbie. March 8. Mr G. Steele's r or f Spunkie, by Seagull out of Sourocks. July 17. Mr G. Steele's be Schweppe, by Seagull out of Sourocks. July 17. Mr G. Steele's bk Spray, by Seagull oat of Sourocks. July 17. Mr G. Steele'a bk Sixty- two, by Seagull out of Sourocks. July 17. Mr G. A. Thompson's w bk Tales of the Bother, by Canaradzo out of Annoyance. Feb 18. GREYHOUND PRODUCE, & e. On the 14th ult, Mr E. H. Salmon's red bitch Mercy, by Smoker, by Webb's War Eagle, nine pups to Mr W. Price's The Peer, by Black Cloud out of Lady Clara, namely, six black bitches, one blue bitch, and two black dogs; two black bitches and one black dog destroyed. On the 20th ult, Mr Crane's Mary Ambree, seven pups to Cana- radzo, namely, two white and brindled bitches, one brindled and white bitch, one black and white bitch, one black and white dog, and two brindled and white dogs; one white and brindled bitch since dead. On the 29th ult, at Hoddesdon, Mr Myonett's red bitch Bride ( dam of Monarch), by Hammond's Goldfinder out of Mr Jebb's No Hurry, ten pups to Thankerton, seven kept, namely, two dogs and five bitches. On the 13th ult, at Button Oak, Mr Lewis's black bitch Minnie, six pups to Mr Corfield's Blue Boy, namely, five dogs and one bitch, all blue or black. On the 6th ult, at 8walwell, Mr R. Gardner's Queen May, nine pups to Altcar, namely, four brindled dogs, one brindled bitch, three red dogs, and one red bitch; all kept. On the 4th inst, Madame Vestris, by Beacon out of Fancy, six pups to Beth Gelert, by Beyrout out of Lady of the Lodge, namely, four bitches and two dogs, all black. On the 5th inst, Blink Bonny, eleven pups to Heart of Oak, five saved, namely, two blue dogs, one blue bitch, one black dog, and one black bitch. On the 23d May, Mr 81ocock's Seaweed, nine pups to Seagull, namely, two dogs and seven bitches, brought up by two bitches. OB the 26th ult, Chivalry Dame, nine pups to Paramount or Bright Chanticleer. On the 5th inst, Mr Cheveley's fawn bitch Remedy, ten pups to Railroad, namely, three dogs and seven bitches. On the 7th inst, Mr M Killop's brindled and white bitch The Dove, by Victor out of Lucy, visited Mr Gardner's Danger. On the Ilth inst, at Worcester, Mr Harrisson's Dangu visited Mr Grainger's Goorkah. On the 4th inst, Mr Dixon's ( of Mantle Hill) Ladylike visited Mr Jackson's King water. Mr T. Booth's stud greyhound Let him be Easy died on the 15th inst. The cause of death arose from rupture of a blood vessel in the lungs. The Bendrigg ( Westmoreland) Meeting will take place on the 15th and 16th October. Mr Boulton is appointed judge at the Border Club Meeting, which takes place Oct 7 and following days. Mr A. Bennett has been appointed judge at the Aslidown Meet- ing in October, Mr J. Hay, who was announced, having a prior engagement. Scarborough Open Meeting is fixed for Nov 26 and following days. Mr Warwick is appointed judge, and T. Raper slipper. Ful 1 particulars will appear next week. Programme in the mean time may be had of E. Brown, Old Spa Vaults, Scarborough. Entries for the OAKS. Col Batliurit's f Brewer, by Bapta. Col Bathurst's w f by Son of David out of Sister to Gauzawing. Mr Begbie's r Brown Duchess, by Herman out of Blitz. March. Mr Bowles's bk Euryanthe. by Der Freischutz out of Lurlei. July. Mr Brudenell Bruce'a bd Bellona, by Effort out of Vengeance. Mr Brudenell Bruce's bk Better Times, by Rienzie out of Bonnie Lady. Mr Brudenell Bruce's bd Bare Fact, by Effort out of Truth. Mr Cheashyre'a r Cerinthia, by Oakball out of Cadzenove. April 19. Mr Chesshvre's bk Crown Princess, by Oakball— Cadzenove. April 19. Mr Codling's br t Civil Sal, by Edgar out of Rachel. June. Mr Codling's br Civil Sally, by Edgar out of Gaudy. June. Mr W. Compton'a f Careleaa, by Showman out of Lady. The Earl of Craven'a bk Cordelia, by Regan out of Mazourka. The Earl of Craven's bk Chatterbox, by Woodman out of Polly. The Earl of Craven's f Cornucopia, by Felix out of Fractious. Mr W. H. Deare s f Calamo, by David out of Sprite. Mr Denton's f Ring, by Stamp out of Siater to Klaphonia. Mr Ellis's w bk Enigma, by Seacombe out of Hurricane. March. Mr E lis's be w Emily, by Seacombe out of Hurricane. March. Mr Faulkner's f Fantail, by Effort out of Just Decision. May. Mr Faulkner's w f Florence Nightingale, by Canaradzo out of Jeanie Deans. July. Lieut- Col Goodlake's f Gem from the Opera, by Cantab— Lurllne. Jan. Mr Goodlake's bk Grazia, by Mussulman out of Gratitude. March 23. Lord Grey de Wilton's r Golden Hair, by Skyrocket out of Golconda. Lord Grev de Wilton's r Golden Shower, by Skyrocket out of Golconda. Lord Grev de Wilton's f or r Golden Ear, by Skyrocket out of Golconda. Lord Grey de Wilton'a Ualopade, by Effort out of Gauze wing. Lieut- Col Hanlev's bk Iler Excellency, by Hia Grace— Her Ladyship. Mr Ilaaley's bk Hobby Hawk, by Effort out of Sorrow. April 27. Mr Iladley's bk Hiccory, by Effort out of Sorrow. April 27. Mr Harris's bk by Effort outof Jewess. Mr Harris's bk by Woodman out of Hortense. Mr C. W. Lea's br Miriam, by Joshua out of Jessie. May 1. Mr C. W. Lea'a bk wCoronella, by Black Adder — Luck's All. March 22. Mr Leacroft'a bk t Leveret, by Leather Flapper out of Lady Superior ( late Wild Rose). May 5. Mr Lelghton's bd Lucy Weston, by Effort — Bessie of the Vale. April 10. Mr Leighton'a bk w Luna, by Davi 1 out of Squib. June 28. Mr W. l- ong's f Lepronia Lea, by David out of Larceny. Jan. Mr W. Long's bk Lecture, by Cantab out of Lurline. Jan. Mr W. Mercer's r Peep of Day, bv David out of Sprite. Jan 26. Mr W. Mercer'a w bk Patch, by Paramount — Chivalrv Dame. May 2. Mr C. Morgan's bk w Money Spinner, by Fitzroland — Ilabnab. Mar 29. Mr C. Morgan's bk w Mona, by Monarch out of Sport. Jan 15. Mr C. Morgan's w bk Magpie, by Magi out of i'hillis. Jan22. Mr R. W. Mvonett'a r by Monarch out of Show Girl. Mr J. Partridge's bk Persevere, by Effort out of Perfection. Jan 21, Mr Procter's r Fan, by Woodman out of Polly. May 17. Mr Procter's f b Woodriymph, by Woodman — Nancy Dawson. April 10. Mr Procter's r Nettle, by Whiatling- Willie out of Plush. April 3. Mr Scales'a bk Sappho, by Rebel out of Whitefoot. April 11. The Earl of Sefton'a r Syringia, by David out of Sweetbriar. Jan 4. The Earl of Sefton's r Sparkle, by Shillelagh out of Stella. March 12. The Earl of Sefton'a r Savourueen, by Shillelagh out of Secret Treasure. March. The Earl of Sefton'a Simper, by Flapdragon out of Shyface. May. The Earl of Sefton's r Shindy, by Shillelagh out of Scandal. Mr G. O. Sloper's bk w Saccharina, by Brewer — Blanc Mange. March. Mr Twigg ns bk Rose of Wye Valley, by Peer — Ra. v of Light. June 10. Lord I'ffington's be Reparation, by Effort out of Trip the Daisy. June. Lord Uffiugton's be w Rigadoon, by Effort out of Trip the Daisy. June. Marq of Hastings's Lady Florence Sir G. Strickland's ch c Boynton THE OAKS, The OAKS STAKES of 50 sovs each, h ft, for fillies, then three year olds, 8st 101b each ; the last mile and a half, to be run on the New Course ; 199 subs.) Lord Ailesbury's ch f by Stockwell out of Bribery Lord Ailesbury's br f by Wild Day- rell out of Intimidation Mr Alexander's Pampa MrG. Angeli'sf byGibraltar— Fama Mr J. N. Astley'a b f by Mountain Deer out of Rosa Mr Batson'a b f by Wild Dayrell out of Kh& didjah Duke of Beaufort'a Siberia Duke of Beaufort's Cheverette Duke of Beaufort's Heiice Mr Blacoe's ch f Mainsail Mr Blaco ' a b f Enchantress Mr Blacoe'a br f Anonyma Mr Bowes's Klarinska MrBowes's Miriam Mr Bowea's Full Speed Mr G. Bryan'a f by Stockwell out of Gondollne Sir R. W. Bulkeley's Adelaide Mr Cappe's br f Coquette Mr W. S. Cartwright's ch f The Princess of Wales Mr W. S. Cartwright's br f by Gemma di Vergy out of Kilmeny Mr Chancellor's br f Lady ltollo Mr Chancellor's br f Princess Dagmar Mr Chancellor's br f Anadyomene Mr R. Chilton's b or br f Sister to Vedette Mr E. C. Coleman's b f Lilly Hoo MrT. Conolly's br f Favorita Mr Cookson's ch f Regalia Mr Cookson's b f Contract Mr Cookson's br f Tocsin Lord Coventry's Elaine Lord Coventry's Prosperity Lord Coventrv's Dunmow Mr J. C. Coward's ch f by Lam- bourn out ef Lady Sarah Mr J. C. Coward's ch f by Lam- bourn out of Buzz Capt W. H. Cowper's b f by New- minster out cf British Queen Mr T. Craggs na b f Manie W. S. Crawfurd's ch f by Can- - out of Bella Mi- Jno. Day's Merry go Round Mr Jno. Day's ch f Hope Mr Jno. Da^' i b f by Gemma di Vergy out of Flight Mr Jas. Davldiion'a br f Gazzinia Mr W. Day's f by Prime Minister out of Lunel . e Mr W. Day's br f Silvia ( late Pearl of Denmark; Mr W. Day's br f by Vedette out of Crosslanen Mr W. Day's bk f by Vedette out of Arethusa( Fi! riiliiira dam) Mr W. Day's b f by Vedette out of Ellen Percy Mr W. Day'a brf Sister to TheGillie Mr T. S. Dawson's b f by The Cure out of The Jealous One Mr T.. 8. Dawson's br f by Ruas- borough outof Pinch Ld Derby's b f by Longbow— Ranee Lord Derby's br f by De Clare out of Tour de Force Mr T. T. Drake's b or br f by Vortex out of Queen Bee Ld Exeter's b f byAmbrose— Besika Ld Exeter's b f by l'hlegon— Clelia Ld Exeter's b f by Ambrose— Grace Lord Exeter's br f by Ambrose out of Heroine of Lucknow Lord Exeter's br f by Phlegon out of beechnut Ld Exeter's br f Sister to Auricula Mr C. W. Fitzwilliam's f Rosa Lee Mr Fleming's Quil Ld Glasgow's r f by Toxophilite out of Physalis Lord Glasgow's b f by Y Melbourne out of The Rescued Lord Glasgow's br f by Y Mel- bourne, dam by Birdcatcher Lord Glasgow's b f by Y Melbourne, dam by feddington Lord Glasgow's br f by Y Mel- bourne out of Flutter Lord Glasgow's br f by Y Mel- bourne, dam by Gameboy Lord Glasgow'a b f by Toxophilite, data by West Australian Mr Godfrey's f Lady Chatham Capt Gray's b f by Stockwell out of Desdemona ( Amy's dam) Mr T. Gunnell's b f Grace Darling Mr Halford's b f Love Letter Mr Handley'a b f by The Knight of Kars out of Merry Sunshine Mr Handley's ch f by Trumpeter out of Gertrude Mr W. Harlock's brf Lady Graham M of Hastings's ch f Lady Florence Marq of Hastings'a b f Andromeda Mr S. Haughton's bk f Black Bird Mr S. Haugliton'sbrf Marchioness Mr S. Haughton's b f Brizo Sir J. Hawley's f by Musjid out of Harridan Sir J. Hawley's f by Musjid out of Kalipyge Sir J. Hawley's f by Muejid out of Vexation Count Henckel'sb f Emiliana ( bred in Austria) Mr T. Hewitt's bl or b f Elsinore Mr r. Hewitt's b f Gannochy Mr T. Hewitt's b f Zephyr Mr Hodgman's b or br f by Adamas out of Nourmahal Mr Hodgson ns ch f Teresita Mr Jackson's b f Light Heart Mr Jacksen's b f Rondoletia Mr Jackson's b f Parallino Mr J. Johnstone's ch f by New- minster out of Fair Helen Mr J. Johnstone's br or gr f by Warlock out of Hop- picker Mr J. Johnstone's b f by Fazzo- letto out of Prevention Mr J. Johnstone's ch f by Wind- hound « ut of Jujabe Mr J. Johnstone's br f by Warlock out of Betty Humphries Mr J. Johnstone's br f by Fazzo- letto out of Miriam Mr R. Johnson's f Grenadine Capt J. King's b f Belle of Kars ( late Pick- a- back) C t de Lagrange's b f La Reine de Saba Ct de Lagrange's ch f La Fortune Ct de Lagrange s b f La Fronde Count F. de Lagrange'a b f Mathilde Capt Lamb's b f Lily of Devon Mr Launde's b f Skirter Mr Launde's br f The RatcatcUcr's Daughter Mr J. V, Laurance's ch f Lisette Mr Longfield'a b f Trie Spell Mr Joa. Lowe's f Editha Mr Lupin's b f Deliane ( late Rosa- monde) ( bred in France) Mr II. Melville's b f Millie Mr H. Melville'a b f Tit for Tat Mr Merry'a Queen Mary Mr Merry's Cantata Mr Merry's b f by Wild Dayrell out of Lady Lurewell Mr Merry's bk f by Saunterer out of Mrs Carter Mr Morris's b f Nukuheva Mr W. H. Mundy's ch f Fanny Mr R. C. Naylor's ch f by Stock- well out of Blondelle Mr R. C. Naylor's ch f by Stock- well out of Miss Maria Mr R. C, Naylor's ch f Icicle Mr Samuel Haughton's Benanour Mr Sam. Haughton's Marchioness Mr S. Ilawkes's b c by Drumour out of Ciuizelil SirJ. Hiwley'a br^ c by Beadsman outof Aphrodite Sir J. Hawley's f by Musjid out of Harridan Mr W. Henny's bk c Elislia Capt Hemingway's br f M- revale Mr G. Heslop's ch c Erostratus Mr T. Hewitt's b c Gibside Mr T. Hewitt's b c Sir Charles Mr H. Hill's Camomile Mr W. E. Hobson's bk or br c Harold MrW. E. Hobaon's bk or brc Brahma Mr W. E. Hobson's b c Commodore Mr Hodgman'a b c by Vedette out of Rupert's dam' Mr Ilodgman's b c by Adamas out of Gipsy Girl's dam Mr C. P. Hudson's Tilt Mr W. Hudson's bk c Night Stroller Mr T. Hughes's cli c by Ye'. low Jack out of Treachery Mr W. I'Anson's b e Broomielaw Mr R. Sutton's br c A 1 Mr R. Sutton's bk f Jezabel Mr R. Tattersall's b f Sister to Fiying Fish Mr B. Taylor's br c Mouravieff Mr G. S. Thompson's br c by Wild Huntsman out of Bessy- Colonel Townelev's ch c Puck Colonel Towneley's b c Elland Colonel Towneley's ch c Cateiius Co onel Towneley's ch c Lightning Colonel Towneley's ch f Doeford Colonel Towneley's ch f Rosette Colonel Towneley'a b f Governess Mr C. Townaend'a ch c Medon Mr G. H. Turnbull's c by Hobbie Noble out of Mountain Maid LordUxbridge's ch c by Vengeance, dam by Weatherbit Lord Uxbridge's b c by Turnus out of Rosy Morn Mr T. Valentint's Alexandra Mr T. Valentine's Reginella Mr T. Valentine's Temeraire Mr T. Valentine's Brown Willy Mr Watt's Olmar PEDESTRIANISM. NOTICE TO ADVEETISEBS.— In future all advertisements for this department of Bell's Life in London must reach our office on Thursdays, before four o'clock, or they will not be inserted until the following week. They must not exceed seven lines in length, or they will be charged double, and so on in proportion for every succeeding seven lines. Mr R. I'Anson ns ch c Bredalbane Capt White's br c Joker Mr Jackson's brc Jupiter Mr H.; L. Wigram's brc by Leam- Mr Jackson's br c Gipsv Prince ington out of Sister of Mercv Mr Jackson's bf Light Heart : Mr W. E. Williams's ch c The Mr Jackson's b f Rondoletia 1 Aristocrat Mr C. E. Johnstone's br c The First- Mr W. K. Williams's bk c Vigilant born Mr W. E. Williams's br c Le Cerf Mr J. Johnstone's chc by Fandango | Agile out of Selina Mr J. Johnstone's ch c by Warlock out of Revivalist Mr J. Johnstone's ch f by New- minster out of Fair Helen Mr J. Johnat'ne'a b c by New- minster out of Olga Mr J. Johnstone's b c by The Cure out of Moss Rose Mr J. Johnstone's br c by Annan- dale out of Nugget Mr H. Jones's br c His Royal Highness CaptJ. King's b c Joss- stick Capt J. King's b f Belle of Kars Count F. de Lagrange's b c Doge Ct F. de Lagrange's b c Gladiateur Ct F. de Lagrange'a ch f La Fortune Ct F. de Lagrange's b f La Fronde Mr W. E. Williams's b f Resurgam Mr W. E. Williams's bf Noisy Girl Mr F. A. Williamson's b c by Mountain Deer— The Broom Mr F. A. Williamson's ch c by Stockwell out of Skit Mr F. A. Williamson's ch c by Ethelbert out of Ursuline Mr Willmer's Zenobia Lord Wilton's c by Newminster out of Peach Mr I. Woolcott's b c by Voltfgeur outof Chalice Mr J. Wright's b c Flageolet Mr R. Wright's b f Astrea Mr J. Wyatt's Nightwatch Mr J. Wyatt's b c Weatherboard Lord Zetland's br c Weathercock Lord Zetland's b c St Magnus COURSING. COURSING FIXTURES FOR SEPTEMBER. 1863. JUDGE. MEETING. Mr R. Westropp.. 30 Mr Warwick ... . SO& fol. days PLACE. COONTT. Monasterevan Club..,. Ireland Scottish National Club. Scotland OCTOBER. Ashdown Park Berks Ancaster Combermere Cheshire Border Club Koxburgshire County Louth Club.... Ireland Mr R. Westropp Market Weightn. ( Open) Yorkshire Mr J. Hay Tredegar Park Club.... Monmouthshire. Mr Warwick . Mr A. Bennett Lincolnshire .... Mr E. Spaftord . Mr Warwiek .., Mr Boulton 5< fefol. daya 5 6 7& fol. days 7& fol. days , 9 Mr Warwick .... 13 Mr H. Walker .. 13,14 Mr J. Hay 15,16 15, 16 . Mr Bennett ..., 15& fol. days Mr Warwick .... 19& fol. days Ireland.. Herts.... Mr J. Hay 20& fol. days 21 Mr H. Walker .. 22, 23 Mr J. Hav £ 7 Mr H. Walker .. 28 Mr War wick.... 28, 29 Mr A, Bennett .. 28, 29 Audlem ( Open) Cheshire Wigtonsbire Club Scotland Brampton Cumberland .. Bendrigg Westmoreland Ardrossan Club ( Sharp- hill) Ayrshire Wiltshire Champion ( Amesbury) Wilts Firat South Lancashire ( Southport) Lancashire.... Jed Forest Club Roxburghshire Lurgan ( Open) Ireland Dirleton and North Berwick Dlarnor Club ( Open) Baldock Club Hesketh Bank ( South- port) Lancashire NOVEMBER, Cardington Club ltidgway Club Mablethorpe White Horse Club ( Chil- ton) Cirencester Club Bettisfielj. Coquetdale Club Marham Amicable Club ( Home Park) Middlesex Mr Warwick .. .. 13,14 Spelthorne Club Mr Warwiek .... 17,18,19 Altcar Club Lancashire Mr Hay 18,19,20 Ardrossan Club ( Girtig, Auchans) .. Ayrshire Mr R. Green .... 19 North Somercotea .... Lincolnshire .... Mr E. Spafford.. 24 Metropolitan Clubs ( Champion) Middlesex Mr Warwick .... 24, 25 Diamor Club ( Open) .. Ireland Mr H. Walker .. 25& fol. days West Herefordshire.... Herefordshire 26.27. 23 Scarborough ( Open) ,, Yorkshire Mr Wurwkis,,, fol. days Bedfordshire.... Mr Warwick , Lancashire Mr A. Bennett .. 4,5 Lincolnshire .... Mr E. Spafford.. 5 , Berks Mr Thomas .... 5,6,7 Gloucestershire.. Mr J. Hay 5& fol. days . Flintshire Mr Warwick.... 7 . Northumberland Mr Warwick.... lO& fol. days Norfolk ll& fel. days SCOTTISH NATIONAL COURSING CLUB ( LATE BIGGAR AND CALEDONIAN CLUB). AUTUMN MEETING PRODUCE STAKES— the Biggar Stakes for dogs, and the Caledonian Stakes for bitches, pupped in 1862, bona fide the property of members of the club; entry money for each £ 3 10s, forfeit £ 1; Wednesday, Sept - 30. The BIGGAR STAKES, for dogs. Mr H. Arnott's f w Johnny Barra, by Daring out of Donnetta. April 3. Mr 11. Arnott's w r Tam the Rhymer, by Daring— Donnetta. April 3. Mr II. Arnott's r bk Kiiane, by Billy go Rarely— Nelly Brown. July 2 Mr D. Bateman's w bk Confessor, by Canaradzo— Silkworm. May 1. Lord Binning's r Briton, by North Briton out of Isis. March 5. Lord Binning's r Barbacan, by North Briton out ef Isis. March 5. Mr G. Blanshard's r or y Barlow, by Keraunos out of Brimo. April 19. Mr G. Blanshard's bd Biberine, by C. maradzo out oi Battle. April 22. Mr W. G. Borron's r Buckskin, by Black Flag out of Bit of Fancy. Jan. Mr W. G. Borron'a bk Bold Heart, by Bloody Heart out of Black Belle. April 15. Mr W. G. Borron'a bk Blrchcleuch, by Bloody Heart out of Black Belle. April 15. Mr I. Campbell's bk Calabarons, by Cardinal York— Canopy. March 2. Mr I. Campbgll's bk w Cadazooro, by Cardinal York— Canopy. March 2. Mr I. Campbell's bk w Calermo, by Cardinal York— Canopy. March 2. Mr I. Campbell's w f Cadroono, by Cauaradzo— Lady Neville. April 10. Mr James Dunlop's r w Tom o' Lincoln, by Cardinal York out of Maid of Lincoln. April 21. Mr J ames Dunlop's r Robin Redbreast, by Cardinal York out of Maid of Lincoln. April 21. Mr James Dunlop's r w The Pretender, by Cardinal York out of Silver- steel. May I. Mr James Dunlop's bk Marshal Forward, by Picton— C « quette. May 17. Mr John Dunlop's w bk Daylight, by Daring out of Domietta. April 3. Mr John Dunlop's w bk Double Cure, by Daring outof Donnetta. April 3. Mr J. L. Ewing's be Listen, by Laird of Norlaw— Ellen Crafts. March 6. Mr J. L. Ewing's f Lord CUfden, by Eton Boy— Early Dawn. April 17. MrJ. L. Ewing's'beLordof thelstes, by Epaulette— LizzieFarren. May 16. Mr J. L. Ewiag's be Leamington, by Epaulette— Lizzie Farren. May 16. Mr J. Ewing'a bk Launcelot, by Look- out out of Effie Sunshine. June 11. Mr J. Gibson's be w Gale, by Ayrhsire Laddie out of Kitty Cob. Jan 23. Mr J. Gibson's w bk Primate, by Cardinal York out of Lothian's Queen, March 9. Mr J. Gibson's w bk Gala, by Carding. York— Lothian's Queen. March 9. Mr J. Gibson's bk. Glourourem, by Goldhill out of Manbelia. March 7, Mr J. Gibson's bk t, SiiowflaXe, by JacoMteoutof The Kitten. July 8. Mr J. Gibron's w bd Gold Horn, by Kingwarer— Cazzarit, a. July 13. Mr W. M. Gilmour'a w bk Scotland's Chief, by Cardinal York out of Harveat Home. March 9. Mr W. M. Gilmour's w Glacier, by Beacon out of Drapery. July 12. Mr J Hyslop'a w bk Happy Johnnie, by Cardinal York out of Harvest Home. March 9. Mr 11. B. Irving's be Skidaddaler, by Canaradzo— Redwing. April 26. Mr R. Jardine's w bd Carnival, by Canaradzo— Ravenswing. April 29 Mr R. Jardine's r Newman, by Cardinal York— Meg Merriiees. June 12, Mr It. Jardine's r w Wiseman, by Cardinal York out of Meg Merriiees, June 12. Mr J. Gordon's w bk Guide, by Beacon out of Guilty. Jan 31. Mr John Johnstone's bk w Colonel, by Canaradzo out of Ravenswing, April 29. Mr James Johnstone's bk w John Knox, by Cardinal Y'ork out of Lady Clara. May 8. Lord Lurgan's w bk Master Joe, by Seacombe— Lady Shankhill. May 4, Lord Lurgan's bk Master Robert, by Seacombe— Lady Watford. June 25, Lord Lurgan'a r Master Paulyn, by Maater Brabazon out of Lady Bella, April 11. Lord Lurgan's be w Master Haywood, by Canaradzo— Redwing. April 26, Mr G. Steele's bk Speke, by Seagull out of Sourocks. July 17. Mr T. B. Stewart's r or f Sagittarius, by Dairyman outof Minny Trowil April 21. Mr G. A. Thompson's w f Tullochgorum, by Canaradzo out of Annoy- ance. Feb 18. The CALEDONIAN STAKES, for bitches. Mr H. Arnott'a bd w Bonny Jean, by Fitzjames out of Maggie Lauder. Aug 12. Mr H. Arnott's r bk Racer Ges, by Valentine Vox— Mery Trix. June 23 Mr D. Batcman's w bk Grisette, by Canaradzo out of Silkworm. May 1 Lord Binning's bk Bracket, by Canaradzo out of Bracken. Aug 5. Lord Binning's bk Bittern, by Cauaradzo out of Bracken. Aug 5. Lord Binning' 8 r Brocade, by North Briton out of Isia. March 5. Mr G. Blanshard's f Balsamic, by Canaradzo out of Batlle. April 22. Mr W. G. Borron's f Blush Rosa, by Bloody Heart out of Black Belle. April 15. Mr W. G. Borron's bk Black Rose, by Bloody Heart out of Black Belle. April 15. Mr W. G. Borron's bk w Barmaid, by Beacon out of Delight. April 16. Mr W. G. Rorron's r Bridesmaid, by Beacon out of Delight. April 16. Mr W. G. Borron's w bk Bride of Kilwinning, by The Fiddler out of Blackness. April 1'. Mr I. Campbell's w r Cliokoora, by Cardinal York— Canopy. March 2 Mr I. Campbell's w Ciiordona, by Canaradzo— Avalanche. March 15. Mr I. Campbell's w bk Cloradeena, by Canaradzo— Resolute. April 10, Mr Jas. Dunlop'a r w Silver Rays, by Cardinal York out of Silver Steel. May 1. Mr Jas. Dunlop's bk w Fast Young Lady, by Picton— Coquette. May 17. Mr Jas. Dunlop's w bk Columbine, by Picton out of Pantomime. July 19. Mr Jno. Dunlo;,' a w be Dewy Morn, by Daring out of Donnetta. April 3. Mr Jno. Dunlop'a bk w Dusk, by Daring out of Donnetta. April 3. Mr J. L. Ewing's bd Lavinia. by Laird of Norlaw— Ellen Crafts. March 6. Mr J. L. Ewing's be Lady Gowrie, by Laird of Norlaw out of Ellen Crafts. March 6. Mr J. L. Ewing's w f Lady Clifden, by Eton Boy— Early Dawn. Aprill7. Mr J. L. Ewing's be Laura Bell, by Epaulette— Lizzie Farren. May 16. Mr J. L. Ewing'a bk Lady Augusta, by LookOut— ElfieSunshine. June 11. Mr J. Gib8on'a be w Ivie, by Beacon out of Scotland Yet. Jan 1. Mr W. M. Gilmour's w be Gloamin', by Beacon out of Drapery. July 12 Mr J. Hyslop'swbk Happy Jeanie, by Cardinal York out of Harvest Home. March 9. Mr J. Hyslop's f bd Housewife, by Hippogriff out of Castigation. March 3. Mr H. B. Irving's bkCheat- im. by Cardinal York out of High Idea. Feb 23. Mr J. Jardine's rCauldshiels, by Faldonside— Bellingham Lass. March. Mr J. Jardine's r Border Witch, by Cardinal York out of Meg Mer- riiees. June 12. Mr R. Jardine's bdw Aurora, byCauaradzoout of Ravenswina. April 29. PEDESTRIANISM AT BIRMINGHAM AND DISTRICTS ASTON CBOSS GROUNDS.— On Monday, although the weather was almost too hot for out- door amusements, yet at the above grounds it was cool and comfortable, owing to the shady avenue of trees which runs round the grounds, which afforded a shelter from the sun's hot rays to the great numbers who congregated to witness the under- mentioned matches. Soon after three o'clock Thome of Birmingham and Hemmings ( the Salop Lad) made their appearance to run six score yards, for £ 10 a side ( both men have run previously together a match of six score, Thome winning). Both men are well made, active, and young, and were brought to scratch in fine condition. Thorne had trained under Ben Garrington, and Hemmings under T. Newbold. Our correspondent was selected as referee ; the betting 5 to 4 and even money on Thorne; at the first quotation a good deal of money was invested. After several attempts the men got away with an even start. A well- contested race ensued ; the men ran close to- gether till within a few yards of home, when Thorne spurted for- ward, and lauded himself a winner by half a yard. A one mile match was the next event, between W. Brown and T. Porter, two privates of the Scotch Greys ( now quartered in Birmingham), Brown having a start of 20 yards, for £ 5 a side. A good deal ef interest appeared to be taken in the match, both by military and civilians. Brown is a well- made, active young fel- low. Porter is his senior in years. Brown was made the favourite at 5 to 4. Our correspondent doing the needful as referee, at the signal Brown went away at a good pace, with the best of the start, and in passing the referee at the first lap round ( eight laps for the mile) had gained considerably on Porter, who ran at a steady pace, and at the third lap he had gained slightly, and it was con- sidered he was reserving himself for the final lap round. Brown ran in good style, and gradually gained yard by yard, and Porter, seeing he had no chance, gave in at the seventh lap round, Brown winning easily. Time, 5inin 43sec. T. BROWN AND T. ROBERTS — As soon as the ground was cleared af er the above race the public were again admitted to witness the race of 1,000 yards round the grounds, for £ 10 a side. The match between these well- known Birmingham men had been looked forward to with interest, both men having repeatedly been before the public in long and short distances. Mr Tailby, the stake- holder, did the needful as referee. Brown was in fine condition ; he was waited upon by his brother Harry, but trained himself. Roberts had trained under G. Hartsliorne, and laoked well, but complained to our correspondent that he had hurt his right ankle a few days previous in running a trial. After dodging for fully 15 minutes for the start they got off, Roberts with the start of three yards, and at the finish of the second lap round ( four laps and a distance round for the 1,000 yards) was considerably in ad- vance. At passing the referee at the third lap Brown had collared his man, and had the lead by fully five yards ( the betting, which commenced at even, was now done at 2 and 3 to 1 on Brown), and gradually increased the distance, and Roberts, seeing that he had no chance, after running three laps and a quarter round, gave in, Brown finishing at his ease. COLEMAN ( THE VETERAN) AND 8. MALI, EY OF BIRMINGHAM.— At six o'clock these men, who have been repeatedly matched at various distances, made theirappearar. ee to walk six miles, for £ 5 a side, Mr Coates, the stakeholder, doing the needful as referee. Coleman who was attended by G. Hartshone, and Stnalley, waited upon by Butcher, looked in good trim for the event. At the signal the men got away, walking close together for the first two miles, Coleman leading, when at the turn for the third mile Sinalley got the lead, which he maintained ( the Veteran creeping lap after lap close up) till the straight piece near home, when Coleman beautifully spurted forward, and went in a winner, after a close and well- contested match, by half a yard. Time, 58min 32sec. ASH TREE GROUNDS, TIVIDALE.— These grounds were again on Monday, July 13, well attended, to witness the match between C. Clifton of Oldbury and Phillpots of the same place, who made their appearance to run their 100yards match, for £ 5 aside, Clif- ton receiving two yards shirt. Both men have made their appear- ance at the grounds in previous matches. Mr Jones of Oldbury, the stakeholder, acted as referee. Clifton is a well- made and active young fellow, and was trained by Gainboth of Oldbury, and Phillpots had been looked after by B. Aston of the same place; and they brought their men to the ground in first- rate con- dition. The betting commenced on Clifton at 6 to 4 ( few takers). At three o'clock the men got to scratch, and it was full 15 minutes before they got away together at a good pace. At half- way Clifton had" got the lead by half a yard; a close, severe, and well- contested race home took place, Clifton winning by a foot. As is usual in such close running, the other party claimed a win, others a dead heat; but the referee abided by the decision he had given, and bets were paid over on the ground. C. NEWEY AND 8. DOVEY.— These men ( both of Dudley) have made their money, £ 5 a side, good to tin stakeholder, for their 100 yards match, which stands to come off at the above grounds on Monday, July 20; the men to toe the mark at two o'clock. G. WRIGHT AND G. HAMPTON.— These Lichfield men have made their money, £ 5 a side, good for their six score yards match, which comes off at Lichfield on Monday, July 20; the men to be at scratch at three o'clock; to start in 15 minutes, or go by the first report of a pistol. Referee to be chosen on the ground. ASTON CROSS GROUNDS.— The 150 yards handicap, announced to come off at the above grounds on July 27 and 28, is postponed to a future day, swing to the extensive alteration making in the running grounds; but on Monday, July 20, the grounds will be open, victor Julien ( the Flying Trapeze) will perform some of his most daring feats, & c, concluding with a brilliant display of fireworks. YOUNG MORDIKE AND G. STEVENS.— These Birmingham men are matched to run a quarter of a mile, for £ 5 a side, Stevens to receive five yards start; to come off at Aston Cross Grounds on August 4. T. ROEEETS or BIRMINGHAM AND SAM BARKER OF LONDON.— These well- known pedestrians are matched to run five miles, Roberts to receive minute start, for £ 15 a side, at Aston Cross Grounds, on Monday, August, 17, Roberts allowing Barker £ 1 to run at Birmingham. Mr. Tailby, who is final stakeholder and referee, has received £ 5 a side, and a further deposit of £ 2 10s a side must be made on Monday. PRINCE OF WALES GROUNDS, HOLLO WAY HEAD, BIRMINGHAM. — A novice handicap will be run on Saturday, July 18, and each Saturday afternoon, until further notice ; running to commence at five o'clock. Admittance at the gate 3d. The final heat will be run at eight o'clock. Time will be punctually kept at these grounds. MEAKIN AND MOLE.— G. Mole of Walsall and J. Meakin of Carlton have signed articles to run 150 yards, Meakin to have five yards start ineide, for £ 25 aside, on Monday, Aug 17, at the Prince bf Wales New Grounds, Holloway Head, Birmingham ; Mr J. Tailby referee. W. WAITHMAN OF COVENTRY AND T. WRIGHT OF SEDGLEY.— These men have staked £ 3 a side and drawn up articles to run 190 yards, for £ 15 a side, at the Prince of Wales Running Grounds, on Monday, Aug 3. £ 4 a side is to be sent to the final stakeholder and referee, Mr Hallam, of the Mug House, Chapel- street1! Birm- ingham, on Saturday, July 18, and £ 4 on Saturday, July 25, and the final £ 4 a side on Saturday, Aug 1. WILLIAMS OF GREAT BRIDGE AND BTEVENTON OF TIPTON.— These men have staked £ 3 10a a side for their half mile match. The final deposit- of £ 1 10s a side is to be made on Saturday evening, July 18, at Shepherd's, the Shinglers' Arms, Tipton. The men run on Tuesday, July 21, at New Vauxhall Gardens, near Wolver- hampton ; to toe the scratch at eleven o'clock, and start by first report of a pistol. W. Brown of the Scotch Greys having heard that Porter is not satisfied with his late defeat at Aston Cross, will run him level one mile, for £ 10 or £ 20 a side. Money ready at the Queen's Arms, Great Brook- street, Birmingham. Young Mordike of Birmingham hearing that G Hartshorne of Ison Green will run him a quarter of a mile, he ( Mordike) will take 10 yards start in that distance, for £ 10 a side ; to come off in three weeks from signing articles. An answer through Bell's Life attended to. H. Gurley of Birmingham does not intend to run any matches after the 11th of August next. He will, therefore, give any one a chance to run him previous to that date. He will give De Grass 80 yards start in one mile, or 20 in half a mile, or run him a quar- ter of a mile level; or he will take five yards start in a quarter of a mile of Mordike; or give Doughtey of Gates Hill 70 yards in one mile and a half; or will run T. Brown of Birmingham 1,000 yards, with 10 yards start; orBullivant of Nottingham one mile, with 10 yards start; or he will enter into a sweepstakes with Roberts and Barker, if Barker will give him one minute and a half start ( the same as he has given Roberts), each one to put down £ 15, and the winner to take it, and the two losers to share the gate money. Either of the matches for from £ 5 to £ 25 a side. If they will leave a deposit and articles with Mr Beasley, the Tal- fourd Inn, Phillip- street, Aston, and give three days' notice, they can all have a match on. R. Randle of Coleshill hearing that J. Wright of Lichfield wishes to run him, Randle will take two yards start iR six score, or will run him 200 yards level, for £ 5 or £ 10 a side, or Seal of Tamworth the like distance level, and for the same amount. An answer through Bell's Life attended to. J. Thomas of Great Bridge has a black lad, 19 years of age, that he will match to run E. Darby of Oldbury 100 yards level, for £ 5 a side. Money ready at Thomas's, Bridge Inn, New- road, Stourbridge, any night next week. H. GURLEY OF BIRMINGHAM AND RICHARDS ( THE WELSHMAN). We have received £ 15 from Gurley for the two miles match be- tween the above men, which stands to ceme off in the Birming- ham district on the 11th August, Gurley having five yards start. T. Brown of Birmingham will run D. Taylor of Coventry 200 yards level, or take two yards in 120; or will run R. Crudgington of London 150 yards level; or give J. Clarke of Birmingham four yards start in 250. Either match for £ 10 qr £ 15 a side. Money ready at Howe's Wine Vaults, Howe- street, Birmingham, at any time. Smalley of Birmingham is open to walk any man in Englaud ( provided his match with Thomas ( the Northern Deer) is not ac- cepted) 50 or 100 miles, for £ 10 or £ 20 a side ; or he will make another match to walk Coleman six miles, and stake £ 10 to Cole- man's £ 7 10s. Money ready at Parry's, Bell Inn, Livery- street. Young Lack of Wolverhampton will run B. Blyth 440 yards, for £ 5 or £ 10 a side. To come off at the Albion Grounds, Wolver- hampton. Money ready at the Queen's Head, Hockley- street, Birmingham, any evening next week. CITY GROUNDS, MANCHESTER. SATURDAY, JULY 11.— QUICK RUNNING.— LANG AND SAN- DERSON.— The announcement of a race between a couple of pedes- trians so renowned as W. Lang ( alias Crowcatcher) of Middlesbo- rough and J. Sanderson ( alias Treacle) of Whit- worth, near Roch- dale, attracted some attention among the lovers of the pastime in the neighbourhood of Manchester, but the result surpassed expec- tation. The above men having been matched to contest the dis- tance of one mile, for £ 25 a side, to- day was fixed for the decision of the event, and the company who assembled to witness it was, of course, much more numerous than usual— probably about 1,000 persons being present. Lang's fame has not been gained alone in the provinces, his metropolitan achievements hav- ing materially tended to raise him to the pinnacle of his profession, and when he entered the course to day he appeared the beau ideal of a pedesti ian. The performances of Sanderson have also been of a high class, his victories at Stockport, and sub- sequently at Hyde Park, Sheffield, being still fresh in the recol- lection of those who take an interest in foot racing. As on pre- vious occasions, he had entrusted his preparation for this match to his venerable trainer, W. Fish, of Royt- on, near Oldham, who brought him to the scratch in excellent condition; Lang having been attended to by his backer, G. Martin, of London. We have so frequently had occasion to record the victories and defeats of each of the men, that it is unnecessary to repeat them here, but we may state that Lang's success to- day proved him to be the most ex- traordinary man of the present age at the distance of one mile, he having accomplished it in the shortest time ever previously known. The race itself, however, from the way in which it was run and won, admits of only a brief description. To complete the distance the men had to traverse two revolutions and 160 yards. After some wagers had been made at evens Lang became the favourite, the betting at start being 6 to 4 on him; and Mr Holden ( the stakeholder) filled the office of referee. About an hour after the appointed time ( five o'clock) the pedestrians ap- peared at the mark, when, oa a start taking place, Sanderson soon began to make the running at a quick pace, and, after a short distance had been covered, he was three or four yards ahead of his formidable opponent. This order was maintained until arriving within 300 yards from the goal, where Lang improved his pace. He then soon closed the narrow gap, and on coming along the last bend of the course he headed Sanderson without much difficulty, sweeping along in splendid style. The race was then virtually at an end, as Lang continued to gain ground, and he passed the tape an easy victor by nearly 10 yards. The winner ran the distance ( one mile) in four minutes, twenty- one and three quarter seconds, and he was warmly applauded and justly com- plimented on his extraordinary performance. This event is the more suprising on account of the heat of the weather, as well as the ease with which the feat was carried off; for had Lang been more closely pressed towards the finish, there is little doubt but that he would have accomplished it in a second less time at least. EARNSHAW AND WILLIAMSON.— These men have now deposited £ 10 each in the hands of Mr Holden, for their race of 120 yards, for £ 15 a side, which is to be decided here on July 25. The final deposit was to have been staked on July 18, and the men are to be on the mark at five o'clock. SCHOFIELD AND HEAP.— W. Schofield of Heywood and W. Heap of Taunton are matched to run 280 yards, for £ 25 a side, at these grounds, on August 3. £ 10 each has been handed to Mr Holden, who is to be referee, and £ 5 a side more is to be put down on July 20. LANG AND SANDERSON.— For the race of two miles, for £ 25 a side, between these men, to come off here on August 1, Mr Ho'. den has received £ 20 each, and the final deposit is to be paid on July 25. CANINE.— The race of 200 yards, for £ 10 a side, between J. Nuttall's Nigger of Radcliffe and J. Wormould's Spark of Roch- dale, is to be decided hereon July 25, neither dog to exceed 161b weight, and Spark to have one yard start inside. Mr Holden is in possession of £ 5 each, and the race is fixed for five o'clock. gling until the completion of the 21st mile, which he accomplished in 4h 14. iiin, he gave up dead beat. COPENHAGEN GROUNDS, MANCHESTER. SATURDAY, JULY 11.— FITTON AND KENT.— About 500 per- sons assembled at the above grounds to- day, for the purpose of witnessing a race of 10 miles, for £ 10 a side, between J. Fitton of Middleton and J. Kent of Tonge- lane, near that town, Mr Hayes being stakeholder and referee. To run that lengthened distance in such oppressive weather was, of course, a task of no ordinary character, especially as neither of the men had, prior to this match, engaged himself to travel so far, and hence the contest excited much interest amongst those present. In order to com- plete the distance the pedestrians hid to traverse 30 laps, less 540 yards, and the betting was 7 to 4 on Fitton at starting. Kent won the toss for sides, and a few minutes before seven o'clock they left the mark, Kent taking the lead at a slow pace, and in this order the first two laps of the ground were completed, when Fitton went to the front, and made the running for a similar dis- tance. Kent then again proceeded to the fore, and kept that position until arriving at the end of tlie ninth lap. The pedes- trians then alternately led up to the 16th revolution, on tlie com- pletion of which they were abreast, and on going along the back stretch of the course in the next round, a splendid struggle took place for the lead, which resulted in Kent once more going in ad- vance. They proceeded in this order during the succeeding half dozen laps ; at the end of the 24th they were side by side, from which point Kent, though closely pursued, was not subsequently headed, and he won a brilliant race, after an excellent sprint, by six j'ards. The men were loudly applauded on nearing home, neither being much distressed, and Kent accomplishing the victory in lh 3min 41sec. MONDAY.— A sweepstakes at rabbits came off at these grounds this afternoon, there being a fair attendance of visitors as well as some good sport. The number of dogs entered was 22, and the first prize was won by Webb's Nipper, a dog named Bill Lang gaining second honours. RABBIT COURSING.— The contest at rabbits between J. Heaton's Bet of Burslem and T. Hallam's Lass of Burslem, eight out of 15 courses, 60 yards law, for £ 5 a side, is to come off here on July 20. Neither dog is to exceed 211b weight, and the stakeholder ( Mr Hayes) now holds £ 2 10s each. VENUS AND FAMOUS.— Mr Hayes now holds £ 5 each on account of the match at rabbits, for £ 10 a side, between J. Holmes's Venus of Longton and S. Oakes's Famous of Tunstall, eight out of 15, 40 yards law, at catch weights. The contest is fixed for July 20, Mr Hayes to be referee. PIGEON SHOOTING — The match at pigeons, for £ 25 a side, be- tween Mr J. Garside of Rishworth and Mr J. Jackson of Barkis- land, Yorkshire, to shoot at 15 birds each, with ljoz of shot, 21 yards rise, and 60 boundary, is to come off at these grounds on July 25 ; Mr Hayes to be stakeholder and referee. £ 10 each is now in his hands, and the first bird is to be trapped at two o'clock. WRESTLING.— A match has been made between T. Sladen of Birtle, near Bury, and J. Birtwistle of Bagslate, near Rochdale, to wrestle two eut of three back falls, Lancashire fashion, for £ 10 a side, at these grounds, on July 25. HAREW00D ARMS, LEEDS, AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. KNUR AND SPELL.— STABLES AND PEARSON.— The match between K. Stables ( the Champion) and the celebrated Job ( alias Nelly) Pearson to play 30 rises each, for £ 25 a side, Pearson to receive 20 scores, is beginning to create some interest. Betting has opened in good earnest, as it is now believed they wili play on their merits, a thing which has been by many considered doubtful. The doubts appear to have vanished, and everything is going on in a smooth way. Nelly has secured many friends by his late playing; therefore we anticipate seeing a good match between ttiem on Monday, July 20, at the Cardigan Arms, Leeds, the day of playing. TAYLOR AND HARDY.— The match for £ 25 a side between these men will take place at the Cardigan Arms on Saturday afternoon, July 18. CHARNOCK AND BAIP. STOW — Mr Kellett of Low Moor has re- ceived £ 2 10s a side for a match at knur and spell, for £ 10 a side, between R. Charnock of Mountain and A. Bairstow of Queens- bury, which is fixed to come off' at Peat Holes Moor, on Satur- day, July 25. EASTWOOD AND TIIOSTLE.— CHANGE OF PLACE.— The match to play a game at knur and spell between H. Smith ( alias Thros- tle) and J. Eastwood of Stainland, for £ 25 a side, 50 rises each, is fixed to come off at Stainland Moor, on Saturday afternoon, July 18. RABBIT COURSING.— Mr Woolfoot has received articles and £ 7 10s a side for a match to run the best of 21 courses at rabbits, between J. Parker's bitch Fan of Ackworth and T. Ingham's dog Sailor of Cullingworth, for £ 15 a side, 70 yards drop. To run at the Cardigan Arms, Leeds, July 25. SPRING AND PADDY.— A match, for £ 15 a side, has been made for J. Sellers's dog Paddy of Bradford andG. Pollard's dog Spring of Bowling, to run the best of 21 courses at rabbits, 60 yards law Mr G. Bennett has received £ 1 a side. To be run at St Thomas's Grounds, Stanningley, on Monday, Aug 10, the first rabbit to be dropped at one o'clock. CANINE.— Mr Kellett has received another deposit of £ 4 a side for the match for A. Swain's bitch Myrtle of Horton, to run 212 yards, whilst D. Briggs's dog Dart of Brighouse runs 200 yards, for £ 25 a side, which is to be run at St Thomas's Grounds Stanningley, on Saturday, Aug 8. JACK AND DUTCHMAN.— The match to run 190 yards, for £ 5 a side, is fixed to be run at the Victoria Grounds, on Monday, July 20, and not on the 29th, as previously stated. SHEFFIELD AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. Acceptances for Mr W. Pitt's Great All England 250 Yards Handicap Race, to be run at Hyde Park, Sheffield, oil Monday and Tuesday, July 20 and 21; first prize £ 20, second £ 2, third £ 1; first heat tD be run at half past two o'clock.— L > t 1: W. Heap 61 yards start, A. Siddall 68, J. Bradbury, 69. G. Ma* kell 70 — Lot 2 : W. Knight 60, W. Waithman 60, T. Goff 6.3, R. Long 65.— Lot 3: G. Noland 62, H. Stokes 66, J. Simmonite 68, F. Glossop 70.— Lot 4: W. Whittle 54, C. Wright 66, H. Stones 67, T. Moore 70.— Lot 5: G. Swift 64, T. Wood 64, G. Martin 66, E. Chalinor70. — Lot 6: H. Webster 60, J. Roberts 62, Malkin 67, J. 8kinner 68.— Lot 7 : W. Columbine 66, W. Berry 69, R. Preston 69, T. Frances 70.— Lot 8 : W. Foster 56, J. Sawyer 58, C. Beeleyman 65, A. Kelly 69.— Lot 9: A. Crudgington 60, G. Buxton 62, W. Webster 67, J. Conner 70.— Lot 10: G. Mole 49, J. Spence 59, G. Wood- cock 66, H. Bagshaw 69.— Lot 11: Collier 60, T. Lewis 65, W. Timperley 65, W. Blackwell 70. Any man leaving his mark before the pistol is fired will be put back two yards each time. SPORTS AT THE QUEEN'S HOTEL, SHEFFIELD.— 210 YARDS HANDICAP.— Mr C. Whitworth, of the Old Cup Inn, Market- street, Sheffield, will give £ 35 to be run for on Monday and Tues- day, August 17 and 18. Entrance 2s, and 4s more to accept. All entries to be made as above, or to Mr Nixon, White Hart, Wain- gate, or on the ground, not later than July 25. Any one entering falsely will be disqualified. HYDE PARK, SHEFFIELD.— Mr J. Boothroyd, proprietor of this ground, will give £ 35 to be run for in a handicap, distance a lap and 100 yards, on Monday and Tuesday, Aug 31 and Sept 1. Entrance 2s, and 4s to accept. All entries to be made as above not later than Aug 12. Any one entering falsely will be disqualified. Stamps taken as cash, Entries can also be made at J. Darley's, Green Dragon, Fargate. Sheffield. MATCH AGAINST TIME.— On Wednesday, July 15, a Bheffielder, named William Roebuck, undertook for a bet of £ 5 to £ 4 to walk fair heel and toe 50 miles in 10 hours at Hyde Park, Sheffield. Roebuck progressed very steadily with his task until little better than 19 miles had been gone over, when he began to exhibit sym- toms of distress, owing no doubt to the intense heat. After Btrug- VICTORIA RACE GROUNDS, LEEDS. SATURDAY, JULY 11.— BRAITHWAITE AND PECK.— There was a good attendance at these grounds to- day to witness the 121 yards race, for £ 15 a side, between these Armley men, when a fair amount of money was invested on the event at 5 to 4 on Peck. ' The men having toed their marks, the pistol was fired, when Braithwaite bounded away, Peck standing still until Braithwaite • had nearly completed the distance. On the referee deciding that Braithwaite had won, a great deal of dissatisfaction was manifested by the backers of Peck, but- it soon subsided, with many unplea- sant expressions towards Peck. BARRAS AND HAINSWORTH.— These men also ran to- day toe £ 5 a side, distance 106 yards. Barras was the favourite at slight odds, and won the race by a good two yards. BROOKE AND STOKES.— The match between B. Brooke ol Wakefield and B. Stokes of Lofthouse Gate to run 120 \ ards, for £ 20 a side, is progressing, and will be run here on Saturday, July 25. THOMPSON AND POPPLE WELL.— The match to run 120 yards, for £ 20 a side, between D. Thompson of Dewsbury and J. Popple- well of Cast- leford, is progressing, and will be run here on Satur- day, July 25,. BAU'ROW AND THOMPSON.—- The match between Barrow o| Leeds and Thompson of Dewsbury, to run 100 yards, for£ 10 a. side, will be run at these grounds on Monday, July 27. HARRISON AND GREEN.— These men continue to mako goad their deposits for their mile race, for £ 10 a side, which is fixed to be run here on Saturday, Aug 1. QUOITS.— SINGULAR MATCH.— W. M'Gregor of South Shields has taken a bet of £ 30 to £ 20 that he will play 50 ringers with quoits 8j inches in diameter, distance 18 yards, with sticking clay ends, in 45 minutes, the match to take place here this ( Saturday) evening, July 18. CITY GROUNDS, QUARRY GAP, BRADFORD. SATURDAY, JULY 11.— This was a great day amongst the admirers of knur and spell, Mr A. Hardy, the proprietor, having announced his intention of giving £ 20 to be played for in a handicap match at knur and spell by the twelve champion players at that game, to be played on two days. This was the first day, when they played 15 rises each. The only absentees were K. Stables and J. Coward. The spectators were very numerous amongst whom a fair amount of money was betted. The betting was chiefly upon the scores sent by individuals, and backing one man against another. The men played in lots, two of three each and one of four. The first lot was J. Hollings, who had 24 scores given; he sent from his stick six tens, seven nines, and two eights^ making a total, including the scores given, of 163. H. Smitt> ( alias Throstle), 24 given, sent eight tens, four nines, one five, one four, and a miss— total 151. J. Jagger, 30 given, sent three elevens, four tens, four nines, three eights, and a miss— total 163* — Lot 2: J. Child 27, one eleven, ten tens, one nine, one sevea, one six— total 170. C. Raistrick 26, one ten, nine nines, four eights, one one— total 150. J. Pearson 20, three twelves, four elevens, four tens, two nines, two sevens— total 172.— Lot 3: W. Sutcliff 24, five tens, seven nines, three eights— total 161. Jackson ( lad) 25, three tens, five nines, six eights, one seven- total 155. Robinson 25, one eleven, five tens, two nines, six eights, one six— total 148. 8. Abel 40, seven nines, four eights, three sevens, one five— total 161. This great tournay increases in its interest every day, and a goodly sum of money is already laid out as to the final result, Pearson and Child being the favourites. It is even betting against them, Child for choice, he having scored in their play one more than Pearson. The remainder of the game is to be played at these grounds on Saturday, July 25. SNIPE INN, AUDENSHAW. MEADOWCROFT AND SCHORA.— WRESTLING.— Mr T. Warren has received £ 15 a side for the match between these men to wrestle, for £ 25 a side and the Champion's Cup, now held by Schora, on Saturday, July 25. The final deposit of £ 10 each is to be paid on Monday, July 20, when the cup is also to be placed in the hands of Mr Warren. To weigh at one o'clock, and be in the ring at three. JUMPING — GREEN AND SNAPE.— These men meet here on Saturday, J uly 18, to decide their match at one standing spring jump. ROBERTS AND URMSTON.— T. Warren has received another de- posit of £ 1 each, making £ 2 each down for the match between these men to jump here, for £ 5 a side, open for £ 10, on Aug 8. FOSTER AND ARTINGSTALL.— Mr Holden now has £ 15 a side for the match between these men to run 100 yards, here, for £ 25- a side, on Aug 10, Artingstall to have six yards start inside. A 150 Yards Handicap will take place here on Aug 15 and 17. Mrs Warren will give £ 10 in prizes. Entrance, Is each, to be paid by Tuesday, July 28, and acceptances, le 6d each, to be paid by Aug 4, at the grounds ; J. Holden's, Manchester; or H. Steven- son's, Oldham. STRAWBERRY RUNNING GROUNDS, LIVERPOOL. E. DAWSON AND E. THOMAS.— The whole of the money is down, for these men to run three quarters of a mile, at the Strawberry Grounds, on Saturday, July 18. E, Thomas of Liverpool hopes that Robson will give him an op- portunity of contesting for the Championship of Liverpool, which title he has taken upon himself. Thomas will walk him any dis- tance he likes for not less than £ 10 a side; or any other Liverpool man can be on for four miles or upwards. Smalley of Birmingham can have one minute start in 20 or four miles, or will walk him 50 miles level. Thomas will walk Bland, according to his challenge, any distance he likes, for not less than £ 10 a side, and will allow £ 1 to walk at Liverpool. A deposit forwarded to Bell's Life and articles to E. Thomas, at J. Williams's, Stanley- street-, Liverpool, will ensure a match being made. Young Thomas, aged ten years in November next, is open to walk any boy in the world one year older than himself, one or two miles, for from £ 25 to £ 100 a side. To walk within two months from the signing of articles. A deposit forwarded to Belts Life, and articles to J. Williams's, Stanley- street, a match can be made. - Thomas will allow reasonable expenses to walk in Liverpool. ST GEORGE'S RACE GROUND, H0NLEY. A. Boothroyd and D. Hoyle decided their race of one mile, for £ 25 a side, here, on Saturda3T, July 11, when about 2,500 persons were present, and a good deal of money was speculated on the event. The latter was the favourite at 5 to 4. After dodging at the scratchabout five minutes, the men bounded away,| Boothroyd with the lead for the first half mile, when Hoyle passed his man, but Boothroyd was soon in front again, and kept the lead to the finish, winning easily by about- 15 yards. 8. PEARSON AND W. OLDFIELD.— This match still keeps pro- gressing. £ 7 10s a side is now down in the hands of G. Norfc- liffe, who is to be final stakeholder and referee ; to run one mile here, for £ 10 a side, on July 25. Both men are in close training. J. Haigh of the George and Dragon Inn will give £ 12 for a handicap; Is to enter and 10s to accept; the accepting money to go to the prize money, and the Is to enter to defray expenses; eight to run or no race ; to run on Saturday and Monday of the Feast at Honley; all entries to be made to J. Haigh, of the George and Dragon Inn, on or before Sept 1 ; distance 440 yards; any one entering falsely will be disqualified ; limited to • 30 yards. HIGGINSHAW GROUNDS, OLDHAM. SATURDAY, JULY 11.— DOG HANDICAP.— This being the day selected by Mr J. Ctiadwick : Eor the opening heats of a canine handicap, about 300 spectators attended these grounds. The entry was an excellent one, 72 dogs being engaged, and the prizes were £ 8 10s for the first, £ 1 for the second, and 10s for the third. Sub- joined are the names of the winners of the heats:— Roberts's But- terfly of Staleybridge, Taylor's Old Dutchman of Oldham, Henry's Spot of Ashton, Littlewood's Fan of Nether Thong, Bradley's Spring of Ashton, Tetlow's Lucy of Lees, Taylor's Twig of Old- ham, Greenwood's Jane of Oldham, Fielding's Virgin of Oldham, Hilton's Twig of Oldham, Shore's Dutchman of Rochdale, Conner's Sweep of Oldham, Hitchen's Wallace of Oldham, Schofield's Violet of Saddleworth, Buckley's Catch of Chadderton, Wild's Pretty Boy of Oldham, Connor's Nancy of Oldham, Ogden's Skie of Rochdale, Sykes's Fan of Almondbury, Greenwood's Peter ol Lees, Mason's Kettledrum of Halifax, Aldred's Gipsy of Oldham, and Booth's Butterfly of Oldham. The final heats were to have been decided on July 18. SALFORD BOROUGH GROUNDS. A Handicap Foot Race, distance 115 yards, will take place a4 these grounds on August 8 and 10 ; first prize £ 20, second £ 2, third £ 1. Entrance Is 6d each, and 2s 6d acceptance. All entries to be made by Tuesday, July 21, and acceptances the week fol- lowing, at Mrs Attenbury's, Borough Inn, Regent- road, Salford; or at Mr G. Hardy's, Rising Sun, Swan- street, Manchester. Entries for Messrs Sterling and Emmerson's Great All England, 150 Yards Handicap, at Fenham Park Grounds, Newcastle, oa- Saturday and Monday, July 25 and 27. First prize £ 25, second' £ 4, third £ 1. W. Ferguson of Newcastle 7 yards start, H. Leaded of Mender 7j, D. Corrigan of Newcastle 7j, J. Skinner of Shef-' field 8|, F. Jones of Barnsley 8|, G. Woodcock of Sheffield 9, J. Beeby of Carlisle 9, H. Waring of Preston 10, R. Varley of Batley ( near Leeds) 10, R. Lane of Yarm 10, J. Phillipson of Newcastle 10, J. Burnup of Boldon 10, W. Lindsley of Witton Gilbert 10, B. Williamson of Newcastle 10J, R. Bullerwell of 8tella 11£, W. Wood of Blaydon U|, W. Straker of Newcastle 11|, F. Brown of Longton 1I § , R. Hepton of Newcastle 12, J. Parker of Preston 12, J. T. Ingham of Sunderland 12i, R. Robinson of Deptford ( Sfin- der! and) 13, J. Honeyman of Bill Quay 13f, E. Little of New- castle 13j, J. Scottof Elswick 13j, J. H. Dunachieof Glasgow 13j, W. Urwin of Sunderland 14, G. Thompson of Bedgefield 14, W. Watson of Middleham 14, T. Walker of Middleham 14, A. Waites of Darlington 14, G. Gates of Thornton- le- Barn 14, Morton of Jarrow 14. R. Oswald of Newcastle l- lj, L. Morris of Newcastte 14k G. Haggerston of Crook 14J, J. Close of North Ormsley 14J, R. Kayley of Hartlepool 15, W. Brass of Carr's Hill 15, M. Fer- moyle of'Leeds 16, T. Norris of Bebside 15, A. T. Scott of Barnton 16, W. Clarke of Newcastle 16, T. Holt of Thristleton ( near Dur- ham) 16, T. Lisle of Felling 16, W. Jackson of Newcastle 16, &. Hutchinson of Newcastle 16, J. Lowes of Newcastle 16, T. Hen- derson of Glasgow 16, W. Green of Spennymoor 16, R. Tate of Morpeth 16, T. Madgin of Alston Moor 16, J. Miller of Gateshead 16, T. Bigger of Blaydon 16, R. Craister of Bury Edge 16, J. An- derson of Gateshead 16, G. Ditchburn of Leamington 16, j. Heck- ford of Newcastle 17, D. Thompson of Jarrow 17, G. Oliverof New- castle 17, G. Taylor of Stella 17, G. Brown of Jarrow 17, W. Skidmore of Blaydon 17, A. Hopper of Dunston 17j, T. Ord Of Gateshead 17j. J. Fairbairn of Newcastle 17j, D. Gunn of New- castle 17J, W. Forster of Arthur's Hill 17j, H. Forbes of Gateshead 18, T. Furnis of Gateshead 18, W. Wilson of Dent- on Burn 18, W. Cunningham of Newcastle 18, R. Ewart of Newcastle 18£, G. Robinson of Sunderland 18j, J. King of Felling 20. Acceptances of 2s 6d each to be paid to Mi R. Sterling, Fighting Cocks Inn, Bigg Market, Newcastle, on or before Tuesday, July 21. The winner of any handicap after July 15 to be put two yards back, the second one yard. BENEFIT FOR MR G. OUGHTON AT HACKNEY WICK.— ON Monday, July 20, this praiseworthy gathering of generous- hearted sportsmen and their friends comes off at Mr Baum's famed grounds, adjoining the Victoria Park station, when, in addition to the other sports for which this locale is so justly celebrated, the following pedestrian events will be decided, sufficient in themselves to bring an immense muster of the admirers of the " fleet of foot" to patronise, namely, com- mence at two o'clock with a 300 Yards Handicap, open to all, for a silver watch; the following men will contend 111 heats:— G. Hannant scratch, Riley 5 yards start, Huxtable 8, Andrews 10,. Hartley 10, Bradshaw 12, Nightingale 15, Setterfleld 15, Cruw 15, Hall 2- 5, Anderson 30, and Sullivan 30. After which an 80 Yards Handicap for pedestrians over 55 years of age, for a gold signet ring:— J. Lovell scratch, H. Reed 2 yards start, Scliofieid 2, Fen- ton 2, Warwick 2, W. Price i, Patterson 5, Westhall 6, W. Ha'nnaat 6, Mayne6, Murray's Man 6, Atchinson 6, Jesse Smith 7, Wing- field 7, Spott 8, Spencer 10, J. Tissue 10, Deserter 10; those Will also run in heats. At five o'clock the Great Three Mile Handicap Race for a silver cup:— E. Mills scratch, W. Lang scratch, W. Richards 200, S. Barker 200, Brunell 220, Andrews 250, J. Pudnev 300, Dulieu 350, Golder 350, Ray 400, Corkey 400, Howse 40*, Jones 500. Cards of the heats, starts, & c, will be issued on the day. The Veteran Handicap is worth a long journey to witness. Under the sole management of Mr W. Price. [ For the programme of the professors of the noble art of self- defence, illustrated by the first professors, see the Ring column ] Monday, July 20. — Musio and dancing, and the fair sex specially invited to join in tlie- mazy dance, and witness the glorious pastimes of Old England. HACKNEY WICK RACE GROUNDS.— THE FIVE MILES CHAM- PION BELT.— This trophy, value 50 guineas, will be contested for on Monday, August 17, open to all the world; likewise four moiils prizes, viz, first man the belt and £ 6, second £ 4, third £ 2, fourth £ 1. Pedestrians residing out of London will receive their expen- ses to and from London. Entries to be made by August 3.4- On Monday, August 10, there will be a half mile handicap, open to all, for £ 5; entrance Is, no acceptance; first man to receive£ 3, second £ 1 5s, third 10s, fourth 5s. All entries to be made by Tues- day, August 11, at Mr Wilson's, Spotted Dog, Strand; Sam por- ker's, Queen Catherine, Pollard's- row, Bethnal Green; or attll& grounds. SUPPLEMENT TO BELL'S LIFE IN LONDON, JULY 19, 1863. CRICKET. JOINT STOCK COMPANY v QTJIDNONCS. The usual weekly meeting of the company was held at Upton Park on Thursday, July 9. It was more than usually full, owing to its having been generally known before hand that on this day the long- standing dispute between this company and the com- pany of Quidnuncs would be settled. Messrs Bowen and Law first defended the cause of the company, being strenuously op- posed by Messrs Plowden and M'Neile, who were obliged to call in the assistance of Messrs Forster and Usborne before they could silence their adversaries. The hon physician of the company was the most troublesome to the Quids, with the exception of Mr Young, who completely silenced five of them in seven by no means striking bawls. The result of the discussion proved, as • was expected, the great superiority of the joint stock system ; in Tain did Messrs Plowden and Btrutt endeavour to bring about a different decision, and at seven o'clock the poll was declared in favour of theJ. 8. C. A vote of thanks having been passed to Messrs Church, Hoare, & c, for their conduct at the wickets, and a ( subscription having been set on foot to present Mr Young with a new hat, the meeting separated. Score: JOINT STOCK. B. E. Bowen, c Usborne, b M'Neile 24 P. P. Law, c Forster, b Plowden 25 W. S. Church, c A. Strutt, b H. Strutt 93 K. H. Davis, b Walker .31 J. F. Young, c Hoblyn, b Plow- den 1 S. G. Buxton, c Walter, b H. Strutt 0 S. Hoare, st Usborne, b Walker. 75 P. Thornton, c H. Strutt, b Walker 30 J. E. M'Innes, c M'Neile, b Walker 6 A. J. Wilkinson, not out 15 A. Chapman, b Hoblyn 14 B 6, w b 3 9 Total 326 QUIDNUNCS. 1st inn 2d inn A. J. M'Neile, c Law, b Wilkinson.. .. 3c Davis, b Young 21 H. M. Upcher, b Thornton 2 c Law, b Wilkinson 0 Hon H. Strutt. b Young 42 c and b Wilkinson 1 J. Walker, b Thornton 3 not out 4 H. M. Plowdeu, c and b Young 32 c Law, b Wilkinson 9 T. H. Hoblvn, b Young 0 st Bowen, b Young 16 K. Ferster.' b Young .. 0 b Young 0 T. Usborne, c Wilkinson, b Chapman.. 4 b Young 14 Hon A. Strutt, b Young 0 b Young 1 O. Pargy, c Chapman, b Young 1 c Hoare, b Wilkinson.... 2 C. L. Buxton, not out 1 b Young 0 B10, wb4 14 Byes 3 Total — 102 Total — 71 " A DAY WITH THE LOBSTERS."— BY A. SCHRYMPER- JULY 13.— Quids had a field- day at Aldershott. Falling in at Waterloo, they fell out at Farnborough with some blank- looking flies of cabbies, who charged them right gloriously, and left them to re- form on the Club House Ground. The company of Rappers having mollified most of the protuberances between the wickets, soon after noon the Army emerged from its night lines, and was received by the Quids in column very contiguous to the claret cup tent, from whence a " shower of grape" had thus early begun to fill their flanks. John Henry, of " The Barnacles," A. D. C. to the General, having executed an adroit manoeuvre with a shilling, Quids went in first, but that they were soon cowed by the Hardy Norseman the bull- etin at luncheon sufficiently shows. The Army then advanced, Arkwright's battery, aided by the inequalities of the surface, telling upon them, by the score as may be seen. The struggle was not very prolonged, though Kennedy's force was urell distributed, and the Army retreated with 121 casualties, many of them caused by the random firing of the Quidnunc out- posts. A strategic movement towards the tents led soon after- wards to a brilliant second encounter, in which the Quids, follow- ing their beloved chief's example, covered themselves with glory, and night alone put an end to the struggle, the Quids remaining masters of the ground, Rumours of intended operations on a somewhat larger scale the following day induced the Quids to quit the scene of their would- be triumph by an evening train. Bach side claiming the victory, everybody was pleased, and all bets drawn. Score: QUIDNUNCS. 1st inn 2d inn J. C. Davis, c and b Glyn 0 c Wilkinson, b Olyn 10 John Henry, c and b Hardy 0 S. Cleasby, b Glyn 0 c Kennedy, b Glyn 17 Oapt Clement, c Elphinstone, b Glyn.. 4 b Maxwell T> A TTHrr K UaxiYir " I £ h f^ Iartrm APHANIPTERAS v KING'S LANGLEY. This match was played at Chipperfield on July 4, and was lost by King's Langley in consequence of bad management, and much worse pluck. Boto was knocked all over the field. Willis played steadily in the second innings of K. L., and saying that all " is told. Score: APHANIPTEBAS. 1st inn K. M. Bray, c Boto. b Betts 0 b Edmonds .... J. D. Burnett, c Betts, b Boto 53 b Chalk A. Copeland, b Chalk 0 b Edmonds .... H. M. Kirby, c Blackwell, b Boto .... 8 b Edmonds .... M. H. Davis, st Cook, b Betts 43 leg b w, b Betts 9 A. Longman, b Boto 3 b Boto 11 B. C. L. Key, run out 25 b Chalk 1 Capt Ramsay, b Chalk 13 run out 4 A. Clutterbuck, run out 7 c Edmonds, b Chalk ,... 1 It. Patterson, not out 14 not out 0 S. George, st Cook, b Betts 0 st Cook, b Boto 0 B12. lb3. wb4 19 B3, 1 b 4, w b 2 9 Total — 185 Total — 83 KING'S LANGLEY. 1st Inn 2d inn Willis, b Key 4 not out 10 H. Betts, run out 12 Bt Davis, b Bray 3 H. Johns, c Patterson, b Burnett 2 b Burnett 0 Boto, c Kirby, b Key 19 c Copeland, b Bray 3 R. Wotton, run out. 0 b Burnett F. Cook, st Davis, b Burnett 22 c Davis, b Burnett Chalk, c Bray, b Key 17 c Davis, b Burnett Blackwell, c St George, b Bray 2 b Burnett Edmonds, c and b Burnett 3 b Kamsay W. Wotton, b Burnett 5 b Copeland Blackburn, not out 0 anyhow B 7,1 b 3, w b 3 13 B6, lb 3 Total - 99 Total — 36 2d inn ... 9 ... 13 FRESHWATER v MR PIERCE'S ELEVEN. This match was played at Freshwater on July 3. The principal features of the game were Mr Green's fine hit, out of the ground, for six, the small score made by Mr Pierce's supporters in the second innings, the good fielding and bowling of Freshwater in the same innings, and Mr Squire's well made 29 ( not out). Score: ME PIERCE'S ELEVEN. 1st inn 2d inn T Cory, c Squire, b Cotton 8 c Emson, b Cotton 0 Lieut Hayward, bSquire 10 bCotton 0 Lieut Foil, b Cotton 4 c Bridges, bF. Isaacson.. 8 Lieut Green, b Cotton * cAIsaacson, b F. Isaacson 8 Wheeler, c Isaacaon, b Cotton 29 c De Zoete. b Cotton .... 2 Lieut Gully, b Cotton 12 c F. Isaacson, b Cotton .3 W. Waters, c Locke, b Shoesmith 5 c Shoesmith, b F. Isaacson 1 J. Joliffe, c Shoesmith, b F. Isaacson.. 8 b Cotton 1 Becklnsale, leg b wicket, b F. Isaacson 2 not out 0 E. J. Pierce, not out 1 b Cotton 4 Clayton, c Shoesmith, b Squire 4 b Cotton 0 B 4, 1 b 4, w b 9 17 B 4, w b 2 6 Total — 104 Total — 27 FRESHWATER. ANOMALIES v CRANBROOKE PARK. 41 Mount Tabor's the Monarch of Mountains."— Byron. The prophetic mind of the poet clearly referred to the match at Cranbrooke on July 8, when the A. C. turned up strong in qua- lit3", but very weak in quantity. However the mountain laboured, and instead of the wonted ridiculous egg, brought forth a splendid 77, and was not even then done. What with getting the runs, praising the ground, eating the strawberries, and execrating the absentees, the A. C. had a hard day's work. Score : ANOMALIES. A. J. Wilkinson, c and b Dobree. 34 J. A. C. Tabor, b Farquhar 16 L. Lane, c Wheeler, b Farquhar 2G A. H. Goschen, b Dobree 0 F. Meyer, not out 9 A. Rivett Carnac, b Farquhar .. 2 A. M. Graham, absent 0 Emergency, b E. Fane 2 H. M. Marshall, absent 0 F. Paget, absent 0 B 5,1 u 3, w b 5 13 Total 10S R. A. Fitz . b Hardy 15 R. Cleasby, b Hardy 6 R. Forster. b H trdy 0 H. Arkwriglit. b Hardy 5 T. K. Hoblvn, c Elphinstone, b Hardy 0 W. K. Bailiie, not out J. Bruce, b Glyn Total b Clayton .. b Maxwell not out not out .... 33 1 7 10 T. E. WlJtting, st S. Cleasby, b Arkwright 3 R. Elphinstone, st 8. Cleasby, b Arkwright 13 Oapt Denne, st S. Cleasby, b Arkwright 6 I/ ord Garlies, ft S. Cleasby, b Arkwright 11 R. Kenned v, not out 4fi E. Maxwell, b Arkwright 0 run out 5 8 c Denne, b Glyn 24 — 39 B2, wb8 10 Total - 143 THE CAMP. Capt. Glyn, b Davis 0 T. W. Boddam, b Davis 9 W. C. Clayton, b Davis 2 C. G. Hardy, c Arkwright, b E. Cleasby 17 G. F. Wilkinson, c Henry, b Hoblyn 2 B 8, W b 7 15 Total 124 CASSIOBURY v QUIDNUNCS. This match was played at Cassiobury Park on Saturday, July 4, and ended in favour of Cassiobury by one wicket only. QUIDNUNCS. 1st inn 2d inn A. J. M'Neil, c Stewart, b Yellot .... 21 b Coleman 10 Capt Clement, b Lowe 4 c B. Paget, b Coleman .. 8 H. M. Plowden, run out 12 b Coleman 0 Lord Tumour, c Alderson, b Murray.. 9 b Coleman 11 R. Clement, leg b w, b Lowe 10 c Murray, b Lowe 3 A. H. Bailiie, c Bruce, b Coleman ... 2 b Lowe 1 J. C. Davis, b Lowe 0 b Coleman 0 W. llyke, c II. Paget, b Lowe .. W. H. Bailiie, b Coleman Lord Brecknock, b Lowe Hon C. Carrhigton, b Coleman .. W. Hewlett, not out ' B 5,1 b 1, w b 4 Total CASSIOBURY. Lord H. Paget, st Davis, b M'Neil 2 c Capel, b Coleman . ... 0 b Lowe ... 2b Lowe ... 0 not out ... 2 c and b Coleman ... 10 B 4,1 b 1 ...— 74 Total 1st inn 0 c Hewlett, b Piowden Lord B. Paget, c Brecknock, b M'Neil.. 4 c Hewlett, b M'Neil F. B. Alderson, run out y. Coleman, c Tumour, b M'Neil .. Capt Stewart, c Tumour, b Piowden J. Bruce, c Clement, b Plowden J. A. Murrav, bM- Neil A. J. Bobarts, b M'Neii Hon R. Capel, st Davis, b M ' Neil C. C. Dawson, run out Lowe, not out .. 11 b M'Neil .. 18 runout .. 4 b Piowden .. 1 b M'Neil .. 0 not out .. 3 c Clement, b Plowden .. 18 c R. Clement, b M'Neil.. 4 .. 16 not out 10 0 b M'Neil 13 7 0 ... 4 ... 0 ... 0 ... 5 ...— 49 2d inn .. 0 ... 0 ... 3 ... 1 ... 0 ... 0 2 9 CRANBROOKE PAEK. H. J. Wheeler, c and h Goschen.. 12 F. J. Fane, c Lane, bWilkinson.. 2 J. C. Eeade, c and b Wilkinson .. 0 E. B. Fane, b Gvsctien 5 W. Farquhar, run out 3 J. C. Davis, not out 26 HonV. Muntagu, b Wilkinson .. 0 A. Wilson, b Wilkinson 0 A. Pearson, c Graham, b Goschen 5 H. Dobree, c Graham, b Goschen. 0 L. Wigram, c Lane, b Goschen .. 0 Bl, wbl 2 Total 56 In the second innings of Anomalies, Wilkinson scored ( leg b w, b Far- quhar) 37, Tabor ( not out) 77, Lane ( not out) 11, Graham ( b E. Fane) 24, b 12, w b 9— total 170. MIDDLESEX HOSPITAL v CONFEDERATES. This match was played at Catford Bridge on July 11, and re- sulted in favour of the Middlesex Hospital by 9 runs on the first innings. Score: MIDDLESEX HOSPITAL. 1st inn 2d inn II. Barnes, c Davidson, b Ash 2 b Guinness 10 R. King, b Ash 14 b Guinness 4 J. Carlisle, b Ash 1 runout 0 C. Barnes, b Ash l b Guinness 2 W. G. Curgenven. c Kelly, bDavidson., 10 c Bond, b Davidson 16 F. Barnes, c Smyth, b Davidson 2 run out 7 H. J. Bulkeley, b Ash 6 c ( iuinriess, b Davidson. .18 T. Flower, b Ash 5 b Guinness 6 J. Armstrong, run out 0 not out 0 R. Williams, not out 0 b Guinness 0 H. Shaw, c fiicke, b Davidson 1 b Davidson 1 B 8, w bl 9 B 13, 1 b 1 14 Total - 51 Total — 78 CONFEDERATES. C. Bond, b Cnrgenven J. G. Kelly, b Curgenven o F. Bulmer, b Curgenven 8 N. Ash, c Carlisle, b C. Barnes .. 3 J. Davidson, c and b Curgenven.. 7 E. Guinness, b Curgenven 0 G. W. Smyth, b Curgenven 2 A. B. Cooke, b Curgenven 1 C. Eicke, run out 2 J. M. Andrew, not out 0 T. L. Boberts, c II. Barnes, b Curgenven B 6,1 b 2, w b 8 16 Total .. 42 PERAMBULATORS v RUGBY SCHOOL. This match was played at Upton Park on Saturday, . Tune 27. The Perams mustered too strong for their more youthful oppo- nents, who, however, showed some very good cricket, Mr Case as usual heading the score. All the Perams played equally well with one exception, whom it would be invidious to particularise. Score: EUGBY. | PEEAMBULATOES. T. Case, b Plowden 47 I W. B. Byles, cCase, b Murray .. 15 It. Cotton, b Plowden 4 j A. Butter, b Lee 20 E. W. Lloyd, c Strutt, b Byles .. 2 H. M. Marshall, b Lte 25 G. Meulen, c and b Byles 5 : K. E. Digby, c Case, b Lee 14 E. Murray, b Booth 11 j Hon H. Strutt, c Lloyd, b Lee H. V. Ellis, b Booth 0 i II. J. M'Neile, c Ellis, b Murrayl7 G. E. Willes, c Rutter, bBuxton. 13 | II. M. Plowden, c Lloyd. bDakyns53 C. S. Dakyns, b Booth 10 j 11. M. Upcher, b Murray 3 H. Lee, b Buxton L. Maton, b Booth 2 E. Prince, leg b w, b Buxton.... 2 R. G. Venables, not out 0 B6, lb 3, wb 8 17 Total 121 C. Booth, b Murray E. H. Wynne, c Ellis, b Venables3i S. G. Buxton, c Lloyd, b Case.... 33 S. Hoare, not out... L b 2, w b 6 ... Total 2,1 HAMPSTEAD v PERAMBULATORS. This match was played at Hampstead on Friday, July 3, and after a most exciting game was decided in favour of Hampstead by 11 runs in the first innings. For Hampstead, in the first innings, Mr Sewell played a magnificent innings, going in first and seeing the whole side out. The Hampstead Eleven suffered much from absentees. Score : HAMPSTEAD. J. J. Sewell, not out .. liUWl', ilUl UUl v U1U AW C. Vellot, b Piowden 3 c Hewlett, b Plowden .. 0 B 1, w b 1 2 B2, wb 2 4 Total — 80 Total — 46 CASSIOBURY v DINGLEY DELL. This match was played at Cassiobury Park on July 13, and after some good cricket ended in favour of the Cassiobury on the first innings. Score: CASSIOBURY. H. Betts, c Edwards, b Walpole G. Boto, b Walpole W. Hood, b Walpola I". B. Ali'erson, b Walpole 1st inn 2d inn ,.. 5 c Wilkinson, b Walpole.. 4 ,.. 9 c and b Wilkinson 6 ,.. 3 c Wheeler, b Walpole.... 0 .37 c Wheeler, b Walpole.... 13 5 J. A. Iliffe, c and b Butter 31 c Edwards, b Walpole O. Yellot, c MUlett, b Rutter 8 c Tabor, b Wilkinson.... o HonG. Cadogan, cWheeler, bWilkinson 10 run out 6 J. A. Murrav, b Walpole 2 c Walpole, b Wilkinson.. 10 J. Nicholl. not out 7 b Walpole 0 Hon E. Capel, c Wilkinson, b Walpole 5 c Walpole, b Wilkinson.. 13 H. Howard, c Seymour, b Walpole .... 0 not out 5 B4, lb 2, wbC 12 B 3, 1 b 4, w b 2 9 Total — 132 Total — 71 DINGLEi' DELL. A. J. Wilkinson, cllood, b Yeilot 18 J. A. C. Tabor, c Cadogan, bYellot 19 W. Sevmour, c Boto b Yeliot .. 1 H. J. Wheeler, c liiffe, b lJjto .. 1 A. Euttsr, b Boto 22 T. Gordon, c Howard, b Yellot.. 1 W. Hope Edwards, b Y'ellot .... 3 C. F. Millett, c Iliffe, b Yellot .. 0 H. S. Walpole, st Hood, b Boto.. 0 Emergency, c Murray, b Yellot.. 3 Emergency, not out 5 B 4, 1 b 4, w b 1 9 Total .82 CIVIL SERVICE v DIAMONDS. This one- day match was played on the Civil Service ground in Battersea Park on Wednesday, July 8. The Diamonds having won the toss took possession of the wickets, but were disposed of • without. much difficulty for 79 runs. Against this the Civil Ser- vice obtained 161, of which number Mr Rawlins scored 77 ( not out) by some magnificent hitting. In his figures were seven fours, ten threes, four twos, & c. At the conclusion his club pre- sented him with a bat. Mr Malkin also played well for his 29. The Diamonds commenced their second innings with Mr Bate- man and Mr Hume, who quickly began to score, and before they were parted the telegraph showed 133. Mr Hume was then finely caught by Mr Rawlins at long- on. In his innings of 51— the second time he has obtained that number this week on the same ground against the Civil Service— were a seven ( a square leg- hit), four fours, & c. When tin e was called eight wickets had fallen for 197 runs, Mr Bateman carrying out his bat for 98, having been once let off at long- on. In conclusion, one more word in praise of Mr Rawlins, whose batting, bowling, and fielding were first- rate all round, and who seetn3 after an interval of three years to have returned to his old form. Score: DIAMONDS. lst inn 2d inn H. S, Wright, c Eawlins, b Griffith.... 2 c Kirkpatrick, b Peake .. 1 H. Bull, c Griffith, h Bawl us 2 leg b w, b Kirkpatrick .. 1 E. L. Bateman, b Eawlins 4 not out 98 H. Gale, b Eawlins 16 c Eawlins, b Kirkpatrick. 6 D. Moffat, b Rawlins, 3 b Kirkpatrick 0 H. M. Plowden, cPoasonby, bGriffitIi. 15 b Kirkpatrick 0 M. S. Smith, c Nieholls, b Eawlins .. 3 b Eawlins 3 E. Hume, not out 14 c Eawlins, b Peake 51 Hon E. Thesiger, c Griffith, b Bawllns 2 not out 1 Oapt Holden, b Nieholls 5 b Eawlins 1 A. W. Daniel, absent 0 absent 0 15 12, Ibl 13 B19, lb 5, wbll .... 35 Total — 79 Total — 197 CIVIL SEEVICE. 1st inn ... 71 C. L. Bell, c De Grey, b Harvey 12 W. H. Benthall, b Plowden 5 G. F. Brown, run out l E. L. Bateman, b De Grey 0 run out S. Taylor, c S. G. Buxton, b Plowden.. 8 b Hoare II. Sharpe, c E. N. Buxton, b DeGrey. 3 c and b Hoare II. D. Brown, b De Grey 2 c Strutt, b Plowden C. G. Toller, c Hoare, b DeGrey 15 not out 2 G. C. Stanfield. cEmergeney. bDeGrey 0 c and b Hoare 0 J. S. Hood, absent 0 absent 0 B2, wbl5 17 B 2, w b 2 4 Total - 134 Total — if PERAMBULATORS. 2d inn run out 19 bDe Grey 18 candbReid 50 c Strutt, b Plowden 37 18 .15 Hon T. De Grey, c Bateman, b Benthall 49 E. N. Buxton, c G. F. Browne, b Sewell 18 H. M. Plowden, b S. Taylor .... 15 Hon II. Strutt, cG. F. Browne, b Benthall 15 S. Hoare, b S. Taylor 1 C. Eeid, b Benthall 4 S. G. Buxton, st H. D. Browne, b S. Taylor T. Usborne, b Benthall Lord J. Harvey, b S. Taylor .... C. L. Buxton, not out F. Buxton, run out B9, lb 3 ] Total .. 123 HAMPSTEAD v S0DTH ESSEX. This match was played at Hampstead on Wednesday, June 17 Hampstead winning by 53 runs in a single innings. Twelve men a side were played. Score: ESSEX. E. N. Buxton, b Taylor C. L. Buxton, b Taylor W. Gladwell, b Stanfield H. A. Alexander, b Taylor C. J. Waudby, b Taylor F. H. Jewitt, run out 8. B. Voules, c Langton, b Taylor G. E. Banes, c Cobb, b Stanfiek . G. Pargy, c Cobb, b Stanfield R. Hoare, run out W. Watson, not out M. A. Troughton, absent Total Corp Shoesmith, b Clayton A. Isaacson, not out b W. Squire, b Wheeler 3 N. Cotton, c Wheeler, b Clayton.. 5 II. Emson. c Hayward, b Clayton 6 F. Isaacson, b Wheeler 3 H. Wilson, b Clayton G. L. Tottenham, c Gully, bWheeler 3 W. De Zoete, b Clayton 0 J. S. Bridges, b Wheeler 2 C. Locke, b Gully 0 B 8,1 b 5, w b 5 18 Total .. 53 In the Becond innings of Freshwater, Shoeamith scored ( b Wheeler) 10, A. Isaacson ( b Gully) 0, Squire ( not out) 29, Cotton ( b Wheeler) 10, Em- son ( not out) 5, Tottenham ( b Cory) 6; b 13,1 b 2, w b 4- total 79. MARGATE v GENTLEMEN OF ASH This match was played at Margate on June 30, and finished in favour of Margate on the first innings, by 13 runs. On the part of Ash G. Spain played a good hitting ( not out) innings of 52, and E. Dunn played well f « r 17. Messrs A. Hoare, Waller, and L. B. Towne played well for their runs. Mr Hoare bowled and fielded well for Margate, as did Mr Dunn for Ash. There was a good attendance. Score: GENTLEMEN OF ASH. lst inn 2d Inn Eev J. Midgeley, run out 4 b Iloare 1 Mate, e Waller, b Head 4 b Noble o F. Curtis, b Head 2 run out 3 G. Spain, not out 52 c and b Hoare 0 Hon G. Bridgeman, c Towne, b Head.. 3 b Hoare 5 H. Ward, b Hoare 5 c Iloare, b Porter 8 B. Vivian, st Porter, b Hoare 0 b Hoare 1 C. L. Adderly, b Hoare 0 b Hoare 6 Eev H. Mackarness, b Hoare 6 b Noble 1 E. Druce, run out 17 b Porter 2 H. Eowe, b Hoare 0 not out 3 B 10. w b 8, n b 1 19 B 7, w b 2 9 Total — 112 Total — 39 MAEGATE. H. Collard, b Vivian 9 C. B. Waller, run out 15 J. Dentry, b Druce 1 L. B. Towne, at Curtis, b Mate.. 13 A. Hoare, c Eowe, b Druce 45 G. F. Head, b Spain 2 F. Swinfen, c Rowe, b Druce.... 4 F. Chapman, not out 0 J. Hogg, c Rowe, b Druce 11 B 7,1 b 4, w b 10, n b 1 22 J. Noble, hit w, b Mate 1 W. Porter, c Hon Bridgman, b Total 125 Mate 2 LICHFIELD v STONNALL. This match was played at Stonnall on Monday, June 22, and resulted in favour of Lichfield by 16 runs. The batting of W. J. Outram and G. Holdcroft for Lichfield was much admired, as was that of C. J. Brune forStonnall. In the bowling depart- ment, F. W. Vernon, W. J. Outram, and C. J. Brune dis- tinguished themselves. The fielding of Stonnall was not quite up to the mark. Score: LICHFIELD. lst inn 2d inn F. W. Vernon, b Brune 0 b Brune 0 C. Adams, b Huntsman 2 run out 3 G. Holdcroft, c Thacker, b Francis.. .. 19 b Thacker 5 W. J. Outram, b Brune 6 st Huntsman, b Thacker 45 W. Underwood, b Brune 8 ' T. Yates, b Brune 8 J. Harrison, b Francis 1 J. Duckers, b Huntsman 7 J. Tuke, c Francis, b Brune 0 J. Trevor, run out 9 J. Brawn, not out 3 B 3, 1 b 2. w b 12 17 Total 6 10 11 13 H. Francis, h Vernon 1 E. Thaokers, b Vernon 13 H. Jenkins, b Vernon 1 EevE. J. Huntsman, bUnderwood 0 J. Piggott, b Vernon 5 C. J. Brune, not out 37 G. Brawn, b Vernon 2 ...— 80 STONNALL. b Brune b Brune b Brune b Brune not out 3 b Brune 0 run out 0 B 2, w b 3 5 Total — 101 W. Davenhill, b Outram 0 J. S. Barber, run out 0 W. Matthews, c Duckers. b Outram 0 S. Brawn, run out 0 L b 1, w b 4 5 Total 64 In the second innings of Stonnall. Francis obtained ( c Holdcroft, b Outram) 0, Thackers ( c Underwood, b Outram) 2, Jenkins ( c Under- wood, b Vernon) 4, Huntsman ( not out) 22, Piggott ( c Tuke, b Outram) 2, Brawn ( c Underwood, b Outram) 1; byes 3— total 34. VALE OF DERWENT v LESSAY, This match was played at Castle Howard, July 2, and termi- nated in favour of Lessay, after two days' play. Score : LESSAY. lat Inn 2d Inn 2d inn ... 1 BURY v ROS3ALL SCHOOL. This match was played at Bury on June 2- 5. Score ROSS ALL. lst inn W. Appleton, b Woodcock 1 b Eowland .... W. H. Humphreys, b Rowland 0 not out 2 C. N. Breton, leg b w, b Eowland .... 0 b Woodcock 5 A. Bawlins not out £ 5 b Eowland 3 J. C. Bromley, c Barlow b Woodcock.. 0 b Eowland 0 G. C. Ebsworth, b Eowland 5 b Hornby 4 F. C. Williamson, b Rowland 0 b Rowland 8 J. Parr, b Rowland 2 b Eowland 18 E. V. Forshall, b Rowland 1 c Woodcock, b Rowland.. 1 T. H Howard, c W. Moscrop, b Hornby. 3 b Hornby 7 V. Fawkes, b Rowland 3 b Rowland 3 Lb 2, wb2 4 Lb 3, wbl 4 Total - 44 Total — 56 BURY. W. P. Woodcock, b Eawlins J. Townend, c Bromley, b Parr.. 17 D. Rowland, b Parr 59 M. A. Barlow, c Rawlins, b Wil- liamson 5 W. Walker, b Parr 3 W. H. Moscrop, run out 1 S. Knowles, b Eawlins 3 C. E. Hornby, b Williamson .. .. 21 W. O. Walker, run out 12 J. B. Moscrop. not out 13 T. Gorton, b Williamson 0 B 3,1 b 2, w b 3 8 Total 142 OFFICERS PORTSMOUTH GARRISON v ISLE OF WIGHT. This, the return match, was played on the Newport Ground, and won by the Islanders. Score : ISLE OF WIGHT. F. Isaacson, c and b Campbell .. 3 1 Lieut Hayward. b Ilarenc 3 Squire, b Barnston 54 Lieut Green, b Truell 63 Wheeler, leg b w, b Harenc 0 Lieut Gully, not out 3 T. Pierce, b Campbell 1 | Barton, b Harenc 1 Cotton, c Truell, b Harenc 11 Byes, & c 28 Emson, b Harenc 0 De Zoete, b Harenc 111 Total 175 POETSMOUTH GAltRISON, Lieut Bouverie, b Cotton 11 Lieut Elmhurat, c Barton, b Isaacson 30 Lieut Bent, b Wheeler 7 Lieut Campbell, c Pierce, b Wheeler 0 Capt Truell, c Green, b Isaacson. 16 Lieut Wade, b Wheeler 0 Capt Johnson, b Isaacson 0 Lieut Barnston, c De Zoete, b Wheeler 11 Capt Theobald, b Wheeler 7 Major Fendatl, not out 3 Major Harenc, b Wheeler 5 Byes, & c 16 Total 106 FINCHLEY ( CHURCH END) v ST JOHN'S WOOD. This match was played at Finchley on June 24, and resulted in an easy victory for Finchley by 63 runs on the first innings. The St John's won the toss, and sent their opponents to the wickets, to the bowling of Messrs Priest and Shepherd, who did not succeed in lowering a wicket until upwards of 30 were scored, and at the falling of the last wicket 115 runs were telegraphed. Score : FINCHLEY. H. Bood, b Priest 15 G. Tanqueray, b Shepherd — 19 Capt F. VV. Thompson, c Shep- herd, b Priest 10 G. Worsley, hit w, b Underwood. 23 W. Orme, b Underwood 7 F. Oxley, st Keed, b Biggs .... 12 G. Pope, b Biggs 15 ST JOHN'S WOOD. Hackett, b Thompson Biggs, b H. Eood Guy, st Horsley, b Thompson Priest, not out Shepherd, c Tanqueray, b II. Eood Underwood, hit w, b Thompson .. Keed, sen, c Guy, b Thompson Eolls, c Tanqueray, b H. Eood Harvey, b Tanqueray Keed, jun, b Tanqueray Wright, c Pope, b Tanqueray.... W. Dale, b Carter 5 runout.. T. Barker, c H. Chewton, bCarter.... 24 b H. Churton ... S, Lane, hit w, b Cagley 6 B. Shepherd, runout 29 Viscount Downe, b Cleaver 6 G. Baker, cCayley, b H. Churton .... 9 T. Barker, sen, b Cleaver 0 J. Pallister, not out 11 B. Pallister, c Wise, b Cleaver 3 E. Chilton, b H. Churton 3 T. Pallister, c Walker, b H. Churton .. 5 B2, lb 2, wb7 12 2 0 not out 15 runout 0 b Uayley 1 c H. Churton, b Cleaver.. 0 b Cayley 0 c Cleaver, b Cayley 11 c Laacelles, b Cleaver.... 7 leg b w, b Cater 0 c Wise, b Cayley 13 B 17, w b 6 23 Total — 113 Total VALE OF DEEWENT. lst inn F. Walker, not out 41 E. Churton, leg b w, b Dale 2 Hon G. Lascellee, c T. Barker, bG. l , Barker Jx G. Cayley, b G. Barker 4 J. Wise, b G. Barker 0 H. Churton, c T. Barker, b G. Barker.. 0 EevC. P. Cleaver, b G. Baker 9 J. H. Legard. c T. Barker, b G. Barker. 2 b Dale G. Carter, c B. Pallister, b Shepherd .. 7 not out E. Swann, b G. Barker 2 b G. Barker... H. Peace, c Shepherd, b G. Barker .... 5 b Dale B 5,1 b 2 9 Total Total — 82 b Dale 4 c and b G. Baker 14 c T. Pallister, b G. Barker 0 b Dale 0 run out 0 run out 6 b Dale .... 1 - 30 FAIRFIELD v BROMBOROUGH POOL. This match was played on the Fairfield Ground on Saturday, July 4, and was decided by the first innings in favour of Brombo- rough Pool with 138 runs over. Score: FAIRFIELD. lst inn 2d Inn E. Martin, b Gayler 31 leg b w, b Boniface 0 J. Graham, b Boniface D. Drysdale, c and b Boniface 1 J. Gardener, cConolly, b Boniface.... 10 W. Jones, b Gayler 1 J. Jones, c Sargent, b Boniface J. Pemberton, c Davis, b Boniface .... E. E. Lingard, not out W. W. Isaacson, c Brocklebank, b\ Boniface J Macnee, run out o J. Stevenson, absent 0 Leg bye 1 Total not out c Sargent, b Boniface.. run out not out c Simpson, b Boniface 2 b Boniface 8 c and b Boniface 1 .. 10 .. 19 b Boniface 1 run out 2 B 2,1 b 1 3 J. Davis, runout 18 G. Cousins, c Graham, b Lingard 9 Eev E. Hampson, c Martin, b J. Jones 23 J. E. Simpson, b Lingard 9 J. Conolly, c Graham, b Isaacson39 J. Gayler, c Gardener, b Lingard 2 A. J. Sargent, b Pemberton .. ... 32 — 56 Total . BROMBOROUGH POOL. J. Everhall, run out 9 H. Boniface, leg b w, b J. Jones.. 6 W. Roberts, b J. Jones 10 J. Brocklebank, not out 0 B 16,1 b 1, w b 20 37 Total. .194 CHORLEY v BOLTON. This match was played, by the kind permission of Mr W. 8. C. Standish, president of the Chorley Club, in Duesbury Park, on Saturday, July 4. Score: CHORLEY. W. S. C. Standish, b Winder 3 W. Mockett, b Winder 13 F. Lightoller, run out 11 C. W. Paulet, b Winder 0 W. Cocker, b W. Hardcastle .... 24 T. Unsworth, c T. Kay, b Rush ton 6 T. Gerrard. legbw, bW. IIardcastle 2 BOLTON, T. M. Eigbv, b W. Hardcaatle .. 2 T. Lightoller, not out 5 P. Widdows, b Glaizbrook 3 C. B. Molyneux, b Glaizbrook .. 0 B 8,1 b 1, w b 12 21 Total 90 Total. L. Guy, leg b w, b Biggs 0 C. Plowman, b Biggs 3 J. Rood, b Biggs 0 E. Evans, not out., 0 B4, wb ! 11 Total 115 lat inn 2d Inn ... 4 c II. Eood, b Tanqueray.. 6 ... 5 e Woraley, b Thompson.. 1 ... 3 b H. Rood 0 ... 15 c Orme, b Thompson .... 0 ... 3 st Worsley, b Thompson 3 ... 0 run out 3 ... 5 c Oxley, b Tanqueray.... 4 ... 0 st Worlsey, b Thompson 0 ... 0 b Tanqueray 0 ... 0 b H. Eood 0 ... o not out 2 — 35 Total - 19 TOTTENHAM v TEMPLE. This return match was played at the Oval on Saturday, June 27, and resulted in another victory far Tottenham by 9 runs on the first innings. For Tottenham Mr Ford obtained 25 and 4- 3 in his usual good style. Score: T. Kay, hit w, b Unsworth 2 A. Kay, c F. Lightoller, b Uus- worth Berry, leg b w, b Molyneux F. Ainsworth, not out B 2,1 b 2, w b 11, n b 1 .16 F. Hardcastle, c F. Lightoller, b Unswortn 9 Eushton, b Molyneux 7 W. Hardcastle, legbw, bMolyneux 9 Winder, b Molyneux 0 Holden, run out 2 E. Hardcastle, b Molyneux 1 Glaizbrook, cT. Lightoller, b Moly- neux 2 In the second innings of Chorley, Standish scored ( c Ainsworth, b Winder) 2, Mockett ( run out) 20, F. Lightoller ( leg b w, b Winder) 12, Paulet ( bWinder) 1, Cocker ( b Winder) 2, Unaworth ( leg b w, b W. Hard- castle) 5, Gerrard ( not out) 1, T. Lightoller ( c Glaiibrook, b W. Hard- castle) 6; b 6,1 b 1, w b 10, n b 1— total 67. Total 58 LEEDS CLARENCE v HARROGATE. This match was played at Harrogate on June 29, between the Leeds Clarence and Harrogate Clubs, and was decided by the first innings, there not being time to play it out. Score: LEEDS CLARENCE. 1st inn J. Cliff, c and b Penrose 9 c Grange, b Penrose C. Upton, c Lawn, b Penrose 3 b Penrose A. R. Kell, c Grange, b Penrose 6 b Penrose T. L. Talbot, b Penrose 5 b Penrose E. J. Tennant, hit w, b Lawn 4 c Place, b Dyson N. T. Prltchard, c Grange, b Penrose. .13 hit w, b Williams CRICKET AT BOULOGNE. BOULOGNE CLUB V 5TH FUSILIERS. The Fifth Fusiliers, with the assistance of two great guns from. I the Artillery, crossed over to France and played the Boulogne 2d inn Club oa Wednesday, June 24, whom they defeated by seven ° wickets, but on account of the large assembly of the elite and fashion who were present, the match was played out, pour passe ie terns. Score : 8 23 11 J. C. Taylor, c and b Penrose. W. Sanderson, leg b w, b Grange 2 J. W. Scott, not out 1 W. D. Skelton, c Lawn, b Grange .... 0 E. A. Henderson, b Grange 1 B 15,1 b 5, w b 3 23 Total b Penrose., c Simpson, b Penrose , .. 13 .. 5 .. 2 .. 0 c and b Penrose 0 Wright, b Talbot 0 Capt Gayer, b Pritchard 2 Galsworthy, b Talbot 0 Grange, c Pritchard, b Talbot . .10 Tomhnaon, not out 11 Lawn, c Skelton, b Talbot 2 Penrose, b Taylor • 74 HAEEOGATE. b Dyaon not out B 10, 1 b 3, w b 12 , Total 1 .. 0 .. 25 ..— 90 Dyaon, b Pritchard 1 Place, b Taylor 4 Simpson, c Sanderson, b Taylor.. 3 Williams, c Pritchard, b Taylor.. 2 B10, lb 2, wb 10 22 Total .81 In the second inninga of Harrogate, Galsworthy scored ( b Taylor) 10, Lawn ( c Scott, b Taylor) 3, Penrose ( not out) 7, Dyson ( not out) 8, Williams ( at Kell, b Taylor) 3; b 5, w b 3— total 39. TOTTENHAM v CONSERVATIVE. This match was played at the Eton and Middlesex Ground> South Hampstead, on July II, when Tottenham again came off victorious. Score: CONSEEVATIVE. VV. Ditchburn, cand b Ford .... 8 J. G. Nopa, b Sinclair 0 W. Kent, b Sinclair 16 H. Ballantyre, b S. Gray 26 F. Wildash, b Sinclair 9 J. W. Thornborrow, h Ford .... 4 G. Wilaon. b S. Gray 1 E. Hooper, b S. Gray 0 S. Cumming, c S. Gray, b Ford.. 0 Wetherell, run out 3 Avery, not out 1 B 10, w b 6 16 Total 79 TOTTENHAM. J. Cheesewright, b Kent 2 A. Hill, run out 0 A. Sinclair, c Kent, b Ballantyre.. 12 A. Ford, c Wetherell, bDichburn.. 43 J. F. Hardy, b Kent 13 C. A. Millard, b Kent 22 S. Gray, leg b w, b Kent 0 I. F. Clarke, b Kent 0 J. G. Millard, not out 4 V. Weber, b Kent 2 J. Gray, c Nops, b Kent 4 B 7,1 b 3, w b 13, n b 2 25 Total 127 lst inn 2d inn ,.. 5 c Enderby, b Soott 5 ... 1 bScott X .. 1 b Darley 2 ... 2 b Scott ... 2 bScott .. 1 b Scott ,.. 8 not out ... 1 b Scott 0 c Clutterbuck, b Darley, BOULOGNE CLUB. Horan, c Darley, b Enderby .. Mallory. b Campbell Anderson, b Campbell Wright, c and b > ampbell .... Stevenson, b Campbell Trower, b Enderby Dr Whitehead, b Enderby .... Barker, b Enderby Wright, jun, b Enderby Thornton, b Enderby 2 run out Ferrier, not out 0 b Scott B 5, 1 b I, w b 1 7 B13,1 b 1, w b 5 Total - 30 Total 5TH FUSILIEES. lst inn J. Macker, run out 2 not out Campbell, c Ferrier, b Trower . W. Enderby, run out Capt Iiigge, b Trower Capt Scott, c and b Horan J. Toppin, run out W. Darley, b Trower H. Miles, c Wright, b Ilaran 0 C. Dashwood, not out 3 run out 9 leg b w, b Thornton... 4 b Horan 0 c Thornton, b Horan . 0 b Horan 0 b Horan b Thornton b Horan . 0 . 0 . 0 . 0 . 0 . 1 . 2 . 4 .19 .— 34 2dinn 13 Capt Chapman, b Horan 0 c and b Thornton 2 Clutterbuck, run out 0 run out 4 B 14, 1 b 3, w b 17 34 B 13, w b 3 16 Total - 52 Total — 47 CRICKET IN IRELAND. 13TH DEPOT BATT ( BIRR) v 16TH DEPOr BATT ( TEMPLE. MORE). This match was played at Templemore on June 18, and ended in favour of the I3th Depot Batt ( Birr), who beat their opponents in one innings with four runs to spare. Score : 16th BATT. lst Inn 2d inn b Prince 0 b Prince b Prince b Prince b Burrows c Toulmin, b Burrows... b Prince Sergt Eeilly, b Baldock Colour- Sergt Inglin, b Baldock 2 Ensign Orange, b Prince 5 Capt M'Crea, leg b w, b Prince 5 Major Kirk, b Prince 4 Major Bradford, b Burrows 3 Private Malone, b Burrows 12 Serg Williams, b Burrowa 0 not out 3 Lieut Bally, b Burrows 3 st Baldock, b Burrows .. I Serg Wiseman, b Burrows o cGamier, b Burrows .... 8 Serg Evans, not out 0 b Prince 0 Bl, lb 2, nbl 4 Bye l Total — 38 Total — 34 13TH BATT. Capt Gamier, c Orange, b Kirk.. 11 Private Flynne, b Kirk 16 Major Burrows, b Orange 2 Major Chumley, b Orange 2 Priv Baldock, c Eeilly, b Orangel4 Major Toulmin, not out 20 Private Ellis, c and b Kirk 0 Priv Johnson, c Williams, b Kirk 2 Major Wordsworth, c and b Kirk 0 Major Prince, c Evans, b Orange. 0 Major Mundy, b Orange 1 B 3, 1 b 1, w b 4 8 Total 76 86TH ROYAL REGT v 2D BATTALION 12TH REGT. This match was commenced at the Curragh Camp on June 27th, and finished in a draw on the 29th. The weather, especially on the first day, was very cold, which accounts for the large number of extras. Score: 2D BATT 12TH REGIMENT, lst inn 2d inn Turner, b Magin 69 c Jackson, b Yardley .... 0 Corporal Merton, b Yardley 0 c Sneyd, b Yardley 6 C. H. Gardner, b Chatfleld 0 b Chatfleld 0 Major Dickens, c Jackson, b Yardley.. 10 c Magin, b Yardlay 9 Harris, b Yardley 12 c Mackenzie, b Yardley.. 17 Capt Gibson, run out 7 b Chatfield 3 Sergt- Maj Tripp, c Yardley, b Jackson 12 b Chatfleld 3 Private Fuller, b Yardley 5 c Huggard, b Yardley.... 0 Private Smith, not out 8 c Sneyd, b Yardley 8 Private Buxton, b Yardley 7 not out 8 Corporal Ca roll, c Jackson, b Yardley 0 b Yardley 3 B 12, w b 14 26 B 2, w b 13 15 Total — 156 Total — 72 86TH BEGIMENT. C. H. Jackson, b Tripp . Private Huggard, b Harris 0 T. Yardley, c Buxton, b Turner.. 36 H. E. S. Chatfield, b Tripp 13 J. O. Brockman, b Tripp 0 H. F. Sneyd, b Harris 0 Private Magin, b Turner 11 C. Keane, b Harris G. Travera, not out Captain Mackenzie, bTripp.. Sergeant Conway, run out .. B 13, w b 16 ... 10 ... 11 Total 126 BURY v WIGAN ( WITH GEORGE WILSON). This match was played at Bury on Saturday, July 4, and, being decided by the first innings, resulted in favour of the former. WIGAN. lst inn 2d inn J. Lowe, c W. O. Walker, b Todd 1 c and b Todd 0 G. Wilson, c W. O. Walker, b Todd.... 0 c W. Moacrop. b Todd .. 22 D. Aldred, c Gorton, b Todd 9 c W. Moscrop, bEowland. 18 T. Wall, b Eowland 2 b Eowland 11 F. Fairhurst, c Todd, b Rowland 9 run out 5 E. Scoti b Rowland 5 c Handley, b Todd 8 Rev C. Cargill, b Rowland 1 b Rowland 0 J. Taylor, not out 13 b Todd 4 H. Ackerley, c Nuttall, b To3d 0 c Nuttall, b Todd 20 J. Piatt, b Eowland 7 leg b w, b Todd 0 W. Piatt, run out 0 not out 2 Wide balls, & c 3 Byes, & c 5 Total — 50 Total — 95 BUEY. A. Sharpe, run out W. Atkinson, cGladwell, b Pargy 2 H. Tomkinson, c E. N. Buxton, b Waudby 12 G. F. Browne, b E. N. Buxton .. 31 C. Toller, b E. N. Buxton 0 S. Davies, b E. N. Buxton 7 D. W. Langton, st Troughton, b Waudby 19 1st inn 2d inn ... 5 absent o ... 0 c and b Staufield 0 ... 5 c Langton, b Taylor .... 7 ... 2 cTomkinson, b Taylor .. 7 ... 2 c Tomkinson, b Stanfleld. 2 ... 5 not* ut : 15 ... 3 run out l ... 8 c Tomkinaon, b Stanfield. 6 ... 4 bTavlor 10 ... 3 bTavlor 6 ... 1 b Taylor l ... 6 b Stanfield 16 ...— 38 B 6, w b 3, n b 1 10 Total — 81 HAMPSTEAD. 15 : S. Taylor, b Waudby 40 C. Prescott, cAlexander, bJewitt. l4 F. Cobb, b Jewitt 6 G. C. Stanfield, b Jewitt 0 J. J. Sewell, not out 9 B5,1 b 2, w b 11 18 Total 172 RETURN MATCH. This match was played at Upton Park on Wednesday, July 8, Hampstead winning by 90 runs. Score: HAMPSTEAD. lst inn 2d inn .... 18 " " Hon S. Ponsonby, c Hani Holden 3 W. P. Creyke, legbw. b Plowden. 1 C. L. Bell, b Plowden 18 J. W. Peake, b Piowden 2 C. Eawlins, not out 77 J. Kirkpatrick, leg b w, b Iloldon 3 H. C. Malkin, c Hume, b Holden29 C. Futcher, b Holden 2 F. A. Groom, b Plowden 4 G. H. Nicholls, b Holden 0 B 7,1 b 3, W b 5 15 Total 164 STAMFORD v HON C. W. FITZWILLIAM'S ELEVEN. Thi3 match was played at Alwalton on Monday, July 6, the game was well contested, and terminated in favour of Stamford bj' S runs. Score: STAMFORD. lst inn 2d Inn Letty, c Holmes, b Mills 16 c Mills, b Thewlis 17 Fox, b Mills 3 b Collingwood 0 E. P. Monckton, b Thewlis 0 Argees, st Gray, b Mills 0 B. Brown, c Gray, b Thswlis 0 C. Phillips, b Thowlis 15 H. Porter, c Collingwood, b Thewlis .. 37 A. Dav, bThewlis 2 Sheild, leg b w, b Fitz will! mi 0 W. P. Monckton, b Fitzwiiiiam 0 G. Hunt, not out 0 B 2,1 b 2, w b 4 Total ALWALTON. Hou C. W. Fitzwilliam, b Letty dray, b Letty Odam, c Phillips, b Letty 6 Skrlmshlre, run out o Thewlu, run out 2 Collingwood, c Fox, b Letty 7 Holmes, b Brown 10 Tweedle, b Brown 2 Day, c Menckton, b Letty 3 Mills, run out o Skrlmshlre, not oil' 0 B 5,1 b 2, w b 3 10 Totaf b Thewlis 10 b Thewlis 2 b Collingwood 13 b Collingwood 3 b Thewlis 5 b Thewlis 1 not out 1 .. c Thewlis, b Collingwood 0 .. bCollingwood 3 .. 8 B3, Ibl 4 .,.— 81 Total — 59 lst inn 2d inn .,. 2 c Phillips, b Brown 6 ,. 0 b Letty 20 ,. b Brown 7 .. 0 run out 17 b Brown 4 b Letty 13 st Porter, b Letty 0 c Day, b Brown 3 e Monckton, b Letty .... 2 b Monckton 3 not out 4 B10, Ibl, wb4, nbl.. l6 — 42 Total' .— 95 LORD CONYERS'S ELEVEN v PRINCE OF WALES'S CLUB. This match was p'ayed on the Race Course at Harwich on Thursday, J uly 2, and resulted as below. Score: LOED CON VERS S SIDE. lst inn 2d inn H. Baker, b Ivens o cMills, b Ivens 10 Sturch, b Ivens 13 run out 2 Helson, b Ivens 16 b Ivens 12 Eyles,. b Wheatmm 10 b Glover 22 Haynes, b Glover 3 b Glover l Oldhams, b Glover 2 c Jonston, b Ivens 2 Lord Conyers, b Wheatman 0 b Glover 5 Roddies, b Iveos o b Wheatman 4 H. Clarke, leg b w, b Wheatman o b Ivens 11 Waters, c Jonston, b Wheatman 0 ll. Ilawkes, not out o B 16, 1 b 3, w b 17 36 Total —; PRINCE OF WALES'S CLU Mills, b Oldhams Compton. b Nelson o Jonston, b Oidhuns 2 Ivens, b Oldhams 3 JHodgetts, b Oldhams l Bhakespetre, b Nelson 9 Jones, b OUhams Wheatman, c Sturch, b Nelson, Green, runout West, not out GVwer, b. Oldiiauis Wide halls Total b Ivens 7 not out 0 ... 36 B 8,1 b 1, w b 6 15 ...- 80 Total - 91 1st inn . 2d inn 5 c Sturch, b Nelson o b Oldhams 8 b Oldhams 0 b Nelson 20 b Nelson o c Baker, b Nelson l 0 c Hawkes, b Oldhams.... 13 0 not out 2 0 b Oldhams o 0 c Baker, b Oldhams 3 2 b Oldhams 8 4 Wide balls 3 ..- 26 Total J. J. Sewell, b S. G. Buxton E. E. Bowen, b Jewitt 8 G. F. Browne, b Pargy 23 S. Taylor, c Davis, b S. G. Buxton .... 1 W. M'Cormick, c Watson, b S. G.\ lfl Buxton R. J. Paplneau, b Pargy 7 W. Wainwright, c Davis, b S. G. Bux- ton b Pargy 12 c Wataon, bE. N. Buxton26 c Watson, b Jewitt 63 c S. G. Buxton, b Levick. 3 leg b w, b Alexander .... 1 b Alexander 2 0 st Jewitt, b E. N. Buxton 4 C. Barker, b Pargy 8 run out 13 T. Levick, leg b w, b E. N. Buxton.... 16 cAlexander, bS. G. Buxton 5 C. G. Toller, run out 6 not out 4 G. C. Stanfield, not out 0 run out 4 B9,1 b 1, wb 6, n b 1 17 B 5,1 b 1, w b 4 10 Total - 114 Total — 147 SOUTH ESSEX. lst inn 2d inn E. N. Buxton, at Bowen, b Stanfield .. 9 run out 9 G. Levick, c Stanfield, b Taylor 13 leg b w, b Browne 9 H. M. Upcher, b Browne 1. st Bowen, b Stanfleld .... 2 E. H. Davis, c Bowen, b Browne 31 c Bowea, b Stanfleld 4 F. H. Jewitt, b Stanfleld 0 c M'Cormick, b Stanfield. 0 C. G. Buxton, b Browne 3 b Stanfleld 11 G. Pargy, b Browne 0 b Stanfleld 0 H. A. Alexander, c Barker, b Stanfield 18 not out 7 C. L. Buxton, b Stanfleld 2 c Levick, b Stanfield W. H. Watson, run out 1 G. E. Banes, not out 2 B4, lb 1, wb6, nbl TOTTENHAM. J. Phillips, c G. Wright, b Ri- chardson 1 J. Chalkley, c and b G. Wright.. 3 A. L. Ford, c Youl, b EIchartlson. 25 E. Harrison, c C. Wright, b Ki- chardson 4 J. Cheesewright. run out 5 J. F. Ilardy, c Youl, b Waller.. 1 A. Sinclair, b Waller 3 C. A. Millard, not out 25 A. Hill, c Eichardson, b Waller.. 1 A. Clarke, cG. Wright, b Waller. 0 J. K. Davis, legb w, b Youl .... 10 B8, wb 11, ub3 22 TEMPLE. Eichardson, b Sinclair 0 F. Wright, b Ford 0 Eeily, b Ford 15 Waller, b Sinclair 8 C. Youl, c Sinclair, b Ford 0 G. Wright, leg b w, b Hardy .. .. 13 T. Walker, b Ford 1 T. Wright, not out 16 Gordon, hit w, b Hardy 0 C. Wright, at Harrison, b Chalk- Brown, c Hardy, b Ford 1 B 19,1 b 2, w b 15 36 Total 91 T. Nuttall, b Lowe W. Walker, c Fairhurst, b Wilson 0 W. Moscrop, b Lowe 30 D. Rowland, c J. Piatt, b Wilson 9 W. O. Walker, c Scott, b Wilson., 23 C. Todd, b Lowe 0 . B. Moacrop, c Carglll, b Wil- son 0 Total 100 In the second innings of Tottenham, Chalkley scored ( C. Wright, b Walker) 4, Ford ( b Richardson) 43, Harrison fb Richardson) 4, Cheese- wright ( b Eichardson) 0, Hard v ( not out) 3, Sinclair ( c and b Walker) 0, Millard ( c and b Eichardson) 3, Hill ( notout) 5 ; b 8, wb3- total73. TOTTENHAM v ILF0RD AMATEURS. This match was played at Tottenham on Saturday, July i, with the following result :— TOTTENHAM. 1st inn 2d Inn E. Harrison, run out 29 c Field, b Sherman 1 J. Chalkley, b Sherman 5 c Sherman, b Hellyer.... 1 J. Hardy, c Doublett, b Sherman .... 2 c Blewit, b Sherman .... 6 A. Ford, c Ashmole, b Hellyer 13 c Lee, b Soloman 25 W, Henderson, b Sherman 8 b Sherman 20 C. A. Millard, b Hellyer 1 c Ashmole, b Sherman .. 2 S. Gray, b Sherman 2 c Soloman, b Field 3 A. F. Clarke, b Sherman 2 c Ashmole, b Sherman .. 2 J. G. Millard, not out 6 c Soloman, b Sherman .. 13 A. Phillips, b Sherman 3 not out 0 G. Nicholls, run out 0 b Sherman 0 B 5,1 b 3, w b 3 11 B 1, w b 5, n b 1 7 Total — 82 Total — 80 lst inn b Nicholls b Nicholls not out c and b Ford run out b Ford c Clarke, b Ford ... b Nicholls 2d inn ... 1 ILFOED AMATEUES. Doublett, b Henderson 1 Pearce, b Ford 0 Soloman, b Ford 0 Sherman, b Ford 0 W. Blewit, b Ford 0 Hellyer, b Nicholls 8 J. Hedger, c Clark, b Ford 0 Field, not out 13 Ashmole, b Nicholls 0 b Ford 2 Kingsnorth, leg b w, b Nicholls 1 b Nicholls 6 Lee, b Nicholla 0 bNicholla 2 B 6,1 b 1, w b 7 14 Byes 7 Total — 37 Total — 39 Total. - 110 b Stanfleld st Bowen, b Stanfleld.... 9 B2, lb 2, wb3, nb 1 8 Total .— 61 HAMPSTEAD v UNITED HOVE. This match was played at Hampstead on Thursday, June 25, aad was decided in favour of Hampstead by 56 runs, in the first innings. Score: HAMPSTEAD. E. E. Bowen, c Wainwright, b F. Taylor 4 H. Plumer, c Wainwright, b F. Taylor 7 J. H. Green, run out 30 E. H. Davis, c Wainwright, b M. Taylor 20 C. M. Barker, b M. Taylor 11 E. J. Papineau, b Paget 1 W. Charnlev, b Paget 0 C. Prescott, c Levick, b M. Taylor 2 G. J. Ward, not out 3 G. C. Stanfleld, b M. Taylor .... 5 J. H. Kitson. b M. Taylor 0 B 9, W 24, n b 2 35 Total 118 t HOVE. H. D. Brown, b Green 1 : P. Xevick, c Charnley, b Stanfleld 0 E. Armstrong, cCharnley, bStan- field 6 . Courtauld, c Charnley, b Stan- j fle'd ., 13 F. Paget, b Plumer 9 j W. S. Wainwright, c Barker, b Stanfield 13 S. Taylor, c Bowen, b Stanfield.. 9 F. Taylor, run out 2 H. Taylor, b Stanfield 0 E. Warren, b Stanfield 5 M. Taylor, not out 0 B 2, w b 2 4 Total 62 In the second Innings of Hampstead, Bowen scored ( not out) 30, Plu- mer ( not out) 22, Green ( b M. Taylor) 17, Davis ( c Paget, b S. Tavlor) 40, Ward ( b S. Taylor) 0; b 6, w b 13, n b 2 ;- total 130. CRICKET AT CHARTERHOUSE. SOUTHDOWN v CHARTERHOUSE. This match was played at Charterhouse en June 27. Time did not allow for one innings each to be played, and the match was drawn. M. P. Fitzgerald, on the part of Southdown, played a fine innings of 38. F. G. Inge and E. Dunne of Oxford played well for their runs. G. F. Cookson played a very good not out innings of 24, playing much steadier than usual, and G. E. Smythe played very steadily for his 12. This young gentleman promises to be a good bat. Score: SOUTHDOWN. ! CHABTERHOUSE. BATTERSEA INSTITUTION v BLACKHEATH MORDEN. This match was played at Blackheath on Saturday, J une 27, and, as will be seen by the score, the Battersea Institution obtained a comparatively easy victory, heading their opponents on the first innings by 40 runs. Time did not permit the game to be played out. Score: BATTERSEA INSTITUTION, lst inn 2d inn Hinde, b M'Creight 8 st Protheroe, b Pryor 7 T. Soper, b L. Pr. yor 6 legb w, bThompson .... 0 Levick, jun, b L. Pryor 5 b Thompson 7 H. Jacques, b Lang 6 c and b Thompson 8 Rosher, c F. Pryor, b Lang 4 b Thompson 11 Levick, sen, b Lang 4 not out 4 Fitch, b Lang Finch, b Lang 18 Godward, c Thompson, b Lang 2 Davis, runout 6 Andrews, not out B 14,1 b 4, w b 9 Total Thompson, b Hinde M'Creight, b Hinde .. Eev Davies, run out .. Protheroe, bIllnde.... L. Pryor, b Illnde .... Willoughby, b Hinde 1 Lang, c Levick, jun, b Soper.... 0 0 st Protheroe, bThompson. 17 b Thompson 1 st Protheroe, b Pryor 1 ts c Protheroe, b Pryor .... 21 2 c Thompson, b Pryor.... 1 27 B4, wb 1 5 — 88 Total — 8 BLACKHEATH MOEDEN. Edgar, c Finch, b Hinde 6 F. Pryor, c Levick, sen, b Hinde. 5 Buskin, b Hinde 0 Sutherland, not out. 2 B 11,1 b 1, w b 4 16 Total ... 48 G. W. King, b Boyle 15 M. P. Fitzgerald, c and bMackenzie3S E. Hume, c Cookson, b Boyle .. 12 F. G. Inge, c and b Boyle 21 H. M. Hyndeman, b Boyle 7 T. A. Pagden, b Mackenzie 0 Monypenny, c Davis, b Boyle .. 6 Capt Campion, b Mackenzie .... 4 C. VV. Campion, st Cookson, b Boyle 15 Capt Davies, not out 3 C. A. Borrer, b Boyle 0 B 2, w b 7 9 Total .... 130 G. S. Davies, c Monypenny, b Hyndeman 0 Hon F. S. O'Grady, b Hyndeman 4 C. E. Boyle, b Campion 4 J. T, Hodgson, b Hyndeman 4 H. A. Hawkins, run out 8 G. J. Cookson, not out 24 K. A. Muir- Mackenzie, c and b Inge .., 11 B. F. Hartshorne, b Inge 2 G. E. Smvthe, not out 12 B 4,1 b 1, w b 1 6 Total, .75 WOOD GREEN v FELIX. This match was played at Wood Green on Saturday, July 4, and after a closely contested game ended in a victory for Wood Green by 5 runs on the first innings. Score: FELIX. Bulkeley, c Williams, b Hall Barley, run out — 59 R MESSRS HA LUNG, PEABCE, AND STONE V MESSES SPENCEE. TtmifEfe, AND BOLDERO.— This match was played at Lord's on June 27, and was decided in favour of the last- named club, the game being decided by the first innings. Score: Messrs Hailing, Pearce. and Stone 6- 3 and 49, Messrs Spencer, Turner, and Bol- dei'O 75. C. Frost, c Collett, b Hall .. H. Frost, hitw... Phillips, c Bowman, b Hall Boomer, c and b Hall Jewell, c St Aubyn, b Hall.. Durban, c Odams, b Hall. 14 Woodman, b Hall 7 Stewart, not out 0 Hills, b Hall 0 B5,1 b2, w b 11 18 Total, ,91 WOOD GEEEN. Collett, b C. Frost 7 Hall, run out 2 Bowman, c Barley 3 St Aubyn, c Barley, b Durban . .17 Turner, not out 38 Oughton, st Barley, b Phillipa .. 0 Orme, leg b w 2 Williams, c Woodman, b C. Frost 2 Ward, c Bulkeley, b Durban .... 5 Bone, b Bulkeley 2 Odams, b Bulkeley 1 B 7,1 b 1, w b 10, n b 1 19 Total, In the second innings of Blackheath Morden, Thompson scored ( not out) 10, M'Creight ( b Hinde) 0, L. Pryor ( not out) F. Pryor ( run out) 1, Sutherland ( b Hinde) 1; b 2,1 b 1, w b 3— total 18. C0BHAM v FARNINGHAM, This match was played at Farningham on June 33, Cobham win- ning by 56 runs. Bennett made a tine innings of 60, for which he was presented with a bat by a gentleman of the Cobham Club. FAENINGHAM. lst inn 2d inn Whatson, b Bennett 9 b Bennett 4 Gaudy, b Bennett 1 not out 17 G. Benham, c M. Edmeades, b Collins. 0 c Gilham, b Collins 2 C. Bashleigh, c Gilham. b Bennett .... 11 b Collins 0 H. Benstead, c Shearman, b Bennett .. 2 c Wells, b Bennett 0 J. Hale, b Bennett 0 b Bennett 1 W. H. Dyke, b Collins 0 b Collins 0 G. Hills, b Bennett 9 b Bennett 0 J. Hills, b Bennett 1 run out 10 E. Bradford, c Shearman, b Bennett .. 0 b Bennett.. Williamson, not out 0 b Bennett.. Wide ball 1 Total Total D. Shearman, b Benstead ... J. Edmeades, b Benstead Walker, b Benstead G. Bennett, hit w, b Benstead Accleton, c Gandy, b Benstead - 34 0 — 37 Williamson, b Ben- Collins, ham W. Baker, c Bradford, b Benstead 7 Benstead, b COBHAM. M. Edmeades, Benhatn .... Gilham, leg b w, b Whatson T. Wells, c Bashleigh, b Benham 5 T. II. Baker, not out 0 B 4,1 b 1, w b 12 17 Total 127 NORTHERN ( LIVERPOOL) v BIRKENHEAD VICTORIA. Thi3 match was played at Seaforth on July 4, on the ground of the Northern, and after a well- contested game was decided in their favour by 11 runs. The Victoria had the services of their professional ( Caldecourt), who played well for them both in bat- ting and bowling. Score: NORTHERN. E. Cookson, cand bCaldecourt.. 0 W. Wilkinson, b Wilson 0 J. W. Beatton, b Caldecourt 8 W. Tennent, b Caldecourt 22 A. M'Cullock, b Caldecourt 0 J. W. Head, b Wilson 0 J. L. Pick, c Wilson, bCaldecourt. 19 T. M. Steele, b Wilson 5 H. E. Cauty, b Caldecourt 0 E. Steele, b Wilson 3 A. Lowe, not out 9 B 22, w b 10 32 Total, VICTOEIA. J. Cooke, b Pick Lyons, c Pick, b Beatton Tucker, b Pick Caldecourt, leg b w. b Tennent.. 16 Burton, c E. Steel, b Pick 9 Cooke, run out 5 Wilson, c and b Tennent 15 Welsh, b Cookson Peenson, c R. steel, b Cookson .. 6 Jonea, b Cookson 5 Edwards, not out 3 B 8,1 b 1 Total, .87 T. Elston, b Lowe T. Gorton, b Lowe J. Handley, not out T. M'Lean, b Wilson Bye3, & c Total NORFOLK v SUFFOLK. This match was played at Botesdale on Thursday and Friday, July 2 and 3. Score: NORFOLK. lst Inn 2d Inn T. E. Bagge. e J. Francis, bD. Francis 0 c Marshall, b Hayward.. 4 A. Willett, b D. Francis 0 c Hammond, b Hayward 11 R. Marshall, cD. Francis, b Hayward 5 b Collins 3 B. Upcher, cJ. Francis, bD. Francis.. 2 b Havward 5 E. Lane, b Hayward 1 A. Craigie, b Hayward 2 H. W. Salter, c J. Francis, b Hayward 5 P. C. E. D'Eye, b Collins 3 F. Collyer, b Collins 0 W. G. Salter, b Collins 0 B. Upcher, not out 0 Byes.& c 6 Total c J. Francis, b Hayward 2 b Hayward 1 b Haywara 3 c and b Collins 3 not out 0 b Hayward 0 b Collins 3 Byes. & c 8 24 Total — 43 D. Francis, b Collyer C E. Cook, c Lane, b Collyer— 41 " Francis, c Bagge, b H. Salter.. 20 J. H. Marshall, b Collyer 12 C. Wynch. b Collyer 6 G. Johnson, cB. Upcher, bH. Salter 15 T. Collins, c Bagge, b II. Salter.. 28 O. Hammond, not out 55 SUFFOLK. J. Hayward, c B. Upcher, b W. Sal- ter 23 T. L. French, b W. Salter 7 W. W. Parker, b Collyer 17 Byes, & c 34 Total 259 58TH REGIMENT V ROEBUCK CLUB. This match was played at Milltown on June 29, and ended in favour of the 58th, with ten wickets to fall. Score: EOEBUCK CLUB. lst inn 2d inn A. Arthur, c Key, b Storks 3 c Dunbar, b Jones 0 T. O'Callaghan, b Jones 3 H. Saunders, b Jones 0 E. Mayne, b Jonea 0 T. F. Meldon, c Dunbar, b Jones 4 Arthur Meldon, not out 4 A. Meldon, leg b vv, b Jones 0 J. Meldon, c Storks, b Jones 0 J. M'Cann, e Key, b Storks 1 c and b Jones Courtney, run out 10 b Storks C. Barrington, b Jones 0 cand bCrozier .... B5, Ibl, wb2 8 B 5,1 b 1, w b 9 Total - 33 58TH EEGIMENT. c Hingeston, b Storks, leg b w, b Storks . c Hale, b Storks . b Jones cand bStorks ... c Brown, b Jones . not out >, 1 o j, w Total .. .. U .. 0 ... 4 ... 29 ... 3 ... 7 ... 5 ... 6 ... 15 Lieut T. E. Jones, b Mayne 2 Lieut Marriner, run out 1 Drum- Major llale, b Arthur.... 3 LieutStorks. cA. Meldon, b Arthur 6 Drummer Brown, run out 4 Capt Hingeston, not out 30 Corporal Morton, b Arthur Lieut Key, b O'Callaghan 14 Ensign Mills, c Meldon, b Arthur 1 Ens Dunbar, c Meldon. b Arthur 16 Ensign Crozier, b O'Callaghan . B 8, w b 2 10 Total .... 96 I11 the second innings of 58th liegiment, Jones scored ( not out) 10, Brown ( not out) 11— total 21. 13TH DEPOT BATT ( BIRR) v 12TH DEPOT BATT ( ATHLONE). This match was played at Birr on July 2, and after a most ex- citing struggle ended in favour of the 13th Depot Batt by 7 runs. 13TH DEPOT BATT. lst inn 2d inn Capt Gamier, c Hercott, b Henrich Toulmin. run out t> Private Fiynn, b Hercott 17 Burrows, b Henrich 22 Serg Francis, b Ilercott 10 Private Baldock, c and b Hercott ... 8 Wilkinson, run out 3 Private M'Cormick, b Hercott 0 Prince, not out 2 Col Smith, b Henrich 0 Wordsworth, c Sheppard, b Henrich .. 0 L b 1, w b 8 Total 12TH DEPOT BATT. Capt Percival, leg b w, b Prince .... Private Bathe, b Burrows Serg Purver, b Burrows Serg Hercott. c Gamier, b Burrows Capt Sale, c M'Cormick, b Burrows Private Bedinin, c and b Burrows .. Capt Sheppard, b Prince Henrich, at Baldock, b Burrows .... Brown, b Prince Capt Saunders, b Burrows Atkinson, not out Bl, lbl c Bathe, b Sale c Purver, b Sale b Sale c Atkinson, b Purver c Atkinson, b Purver b Sale b Sale not out b Purver b Sale b Sale. 3 .... 15 .... 0 .... 6 .... 7 .... 15 .... 1 .... 4 .. 9 Wide balls ... 3 ..— 80 Total ...— 60 lst inn 2d inn .. 3 b Prince ... 3 .. 2 b Burrows ... 1 .. 9 b Prince ... 6 .. 1 st Baldock, b Burrows .. 4 .. 1 c Toulmin, b Prince . ... 6 .. 0 b Prince ... 1 .. 1 b Prince ... 13 .. 12 runout ... 36 .. 2 b Prince ... 0 .. 0 b Prince ... 10 .. 2 not out ... 1 .. 2 B9, lb 1, w b7 ... ... 17 10TH REGIMENT v COUNTY WICKLOW. This match was played at Curragh Camp on the 3d July, and was won by the 10th Regiment by 27 runs on the first innings, and they had only 17 runs to make and nine wickets to fall when " time" was called. Maillard was down on the chances at the wicket in Wicklow's second innings, and nailed Professor Doyle before he could be troublesome. Score: MERSHAM v H0THFIELD, This match was played at Mersham on June 29. MEESHAM. lst inn 2d inn D. G. Swaffer, b Dury 3 b Dury 7 S. Parkes, ran out 0 b Williams 7 E. Clinch, c Tappenden, b Williams .. 20 leg b w, b Philips 33 A. Swaffer, b Dury G leg bw. b Dury 45 D. Swaffer, c Tanpenden, b Williams.. 6 run out 5 W. Durtnal, b Williams 10 runout J. II. Haycock, b Dury 3 E. Sankey, c Williams, b Dury W. Hooker, b Williams J. Norwood, b Williams J. Hart, not out B 14, lbl Total E. Bird, c Parkes, b A. Swaffer. W. Durv, c and b A. Swaffer.... 15 G. Lewis, b A. Swaffer 2 A. Williams, b Clinch 0 G. Farmer, b Clinch 1 F. H. Hallett, c and b A. Swaffer 6 G. Stephens, c A. Swaffer, b Clinch 4 .— 77 HOTHFIELD, Score: b Bird 3 not out 0 0 c Hall, b Williams 0 8 b Dury 30 3 c Tappenden, b Williams. 0 .. 15 B14, w b 4 18 Total. • 153 C. Cheeseman, b Clinch 2 G. Philips, b A. Swaffer 1 F. Tappenden, not out 0 E. Hall, b A. Swaffer 0 B2, lbl, wb2 5 Total 42 In the second innings of Hothfield, Dury scored ( not out) 7, Williams ( not out) 31, Cheeseman ( c Clinch, b A. Swaffer) 10, Tappenden ( b A. Swaffer) 0— total 48. HUNST0N v GOODWOOD. This match was played on Thursday, July 2, at Itchenor Park, the seat of Mr John Halstead, who spared no expense to get the ground in excellent order. Score: HUNSTON. J. Hodson, b Louch 7 H. Gilbert, st Bridger, b Lilly- white 0 John Gorham, b Lilly white .... 4 W. Gibbs, leg b w, b Louch 46 G. Knight, c W. Luff, b Louch .. 0 W. Sherwin, not out 43 C. Hutchinson, c W. Luff, b Lilly- white 0 E. Miller, b Lillywhite 3 Pratt, b Louch 3 W. Smith, b Lillywhite 6 Jas. Gorham, cWare, b Lillywhite. 0 B 4, wb 1 5 GOODWOOD. C. Bridger, c Knight, b Gilbert.. 1 II. Ide, b Pratt 4 G. Ware, b Gilbert 2 H. Bennett, b Pratt 17 Jas. Lillywhite. b Pratt 11 H. Clifford, b Knight 7 G. Poland, st Smith, b Knight .. 6 E. Louch, b Pratt 2 W. Luff, b Pratt 6 T. Luff, not out 3 John Lillywhite, c Gilbert, b Pratt 0 B 2, 1 b 3, w b 3 8 Total .... 67 Total 117 In the second innings of Hunston, Gilbert scored ( b Lillywhite) 11, John Gorham ( b Ware) 4, Knight ( leg b w, b Ware) 5. Hutchinson ( b Ware) 31, Miller ( c Bridger, b Lilly white) 6, Pratt ( c W. Luff, b Lilly- white) 2, Smith ( not out) 15, Jas. Gorham ( leg b w, b Lillywhite) 7 ; b 5, w b 1— total 87. HORSHAM v REDHILL. This match was played at Horsham on Thursday, June 25. HOESHAM. J. Chatterton, b Billet 76 E. Hedridgo, b Moody 32 C. Calvert, leg b w, b Billet 7 F. Ravenhili, b Billet .15 E. S. Vago, b Billet 3 H. Padwick, c and b Page 4 J. Oliver, leg b w, b Page 6 REDHILL. W. Verrall, c Oliver, b Chatterton . T. Moody, run out P. Page, c Padwick, b Chatterton , J. Billet, b Calvert 5 T. Brown, b Chatterton 1 B. Denyor, c Calvert, b Chatterton .... 0 J. Finch, b Chatterton 0 H. Tidy, not out 5 B. Pedney, b Chatterton 5 N. Penfold, b Chatterton 0 E. Billet, c Brown, b Chatterton 1 B 4,1 b 1, w b 2 7 Total — C. Steer, b Billet 6 G. Itawlinson, not out 14 H. Davis, b Page 5 E. Brown, b Billet 6 B2, wb3, nbl 6 Total 180 lst inn sd inn 0 0 notout ........, 6 b Calvert .. 13 c Oliver, b Padwick 15 " b Calvert 4 c Eavenhlll, b Padwick .. 5 b Calvert 0 b Chatterton 0 c Bavenhill, c Calvert.... 3 b Chatterton 2 b Chatterton 0 c Oliver, b Calvert 1 B 1,1 b 2, w b 3 6 1 Total ..— 36 HIGH WYCOMBE v AMERSHAM. This return match was played on Tuesday, J uly 7. Score: HIGH WYCOMBE. lst inn 2d inn J. Eeles, b Child 12 b Child 0 J. Floyd, c Fenn, b Child 3 b Child 1 C. Cox, b Arnott 3 b Drake 25 E. Gurney, c Fenn, b Arnott 25 c Wilson, b Drake 15 C. Luttman, c Fenn, b Child 12 c and b Arnott 9 Hoare, b Arnott 11 runout 10 B. Darvell, st Fenn, b Drake 0 c Aldridge, b Drake .. .. 10 J. Smith, b Arnott . W. Hudson, notout A. Wright, b Arnott J. S. Britnell, st Fenn, b Arnott Lbl, nbl 2 Total — 87 AWEBSHAM. Eev G. Holloway, c Floyd, b Eeles 6 C. Arnott, run out 16 F. Child, runout 8 Eev E. T. Drake, not out 97 W. M. Fenn. b Smith 17 W. Aldridge, b Darvell 5 B, Hoare, c Gurney, b Smith.... 8 8 b Drake. 11 c Holloway, b Drake 0 not out 0 b Arnott B 3,1 b 1, w b 1.. Total ... 5 ...- 85 T. Daniels, b Woodbridge Bev W. Williams, run out 4 H. Wilson, b Woodbridge 1 T. Wilson, c Britnell, b Wood- bridge 1 B 2, W b 2 4 Total .170 COUNTY WICKLOW, G. Croaadalle. b Berger P. Doyle, leg b w, b Oldfleld .. H. Despard, b Oldfleld A. Plunkett, b Berger C. Parnell, leg b w, b Oldtleld.. J. Wray, c Beed, b Matthews 9 c Barnett, b Oldfield E. Bayley, run out 13 c Maillard, b Matthews lat inn 2d inn . 9 c Maillard, b Matthews.. 0 . 0 c Maillard, b Matthews.. 1 .' 6 c Eeed, b Matthews .... 0 . 0 c Berger, b Matthews .. 17 c Matthews, b Oldtleld .. 0 ~ "" 2 0 ALDERNEY v GUERNSEY. On J une 18 the Alderney Eleven again visited Guernsey to con- tend in the manly game of cricket. A capital match was < i-< . re- sult, Alderney this time winning by three wickets. Mr. ' j^ W in the first innings of Alderney went in first, saw all his silfe go to sorrow, and carried out his bat for a splendid innings of 86. Mr Sandes also did good service for his eleven. On the part of Guernsey the bowling of Mr Bilham was deserving of notice. GUEENSEY. lat inn 2d inn F. G. Street, c Edwarda, b Fane .. C. Frecher, leg b w, b Sandes D. Bilham, c Miller, b Sandes .... W. Mitchell, b Sandes M. Lyte, b Saudes C. Crewe, b Chetwynd 27 Salvia, b Chetwynd 4 D. Fraser, b Sandes L. Fraser, not out W. Fowler, b Moutrie H. Beesley, b Chetwynd .... B 12.1 b 5, w b 33 Total ALDERNEY Miller, c Salvin, b Bilham .. F. J. Fane, not out Blake, run out Moutrie, leg b w, b Bilham Hon E. Chetwynd, b Street H. Sandes, b Street Edwards, c Fraser, b Street 10 Saunder?, c and b Street 1 c Fane, b Chetwynd 4 b Chetwynd 6 run out 9 absent 2 b Fane run out b Chetwynd 0 b Sandes ... 15 notout 3 ... 7 bChetwynd 0 ... I run out 3 ... 50 B 2, w b 25 27 ..— 128 Total - 83 lat inn 2d inn ... 1 b Bilham 9 ... 86 b Bilham 0 ... 1 leg b w, bStreet 1 ... lb Bilham 6 ... 8 c Frecher, b Street 5 not out 18 b Street 4 b Street J. Jackaon, b Street 8 not out 1 Hackett, b Bilham 1 N. Barbenson, c and b Street 4 B 12,1 b 1, w 20 33 B 4, w 7 11 Total — 155 Total — 5T THIRD MATCH. This, the conquering match, came off at Alderney on June 23 and 24, and resulted in the easy defeat of Guernsey by eight wickets. Score: GUERNSEY. lst inn 2d inn H. Bull, b Sandes 2 runout 24 C. Frecher, b Chetwynd 0 b Sandes 1 D. Bilham, c Faughnan, b Chetwynd.. 11 c Saunders, b Fane 11 F. G. Street, c Chetwynd, b Fane 38 b Sandes 29 Wrigleaworth, b Sandes 0 b Sandes 1 Stalner, c Moutrie, b Clietwynd 0 c Hackett, b Sandes .... 11 C. Corfe, st Blake, b Chetwynd 14 b Chetwynd 0 A. Lee, b Chetwynd 2 W. Gerring, not out 2 A. Wilkins, b Fane 0 F. Eobinsou, b Fane 0 B 2, Ibl 3 Total - 72 ALDERNEY. not out, b Sandea run out c Blake, b Moutrie B 10, w b 5 Total Edwarda, c and b Corfe 22 A. Saunders, c and b Corfe 9 J. Jackson, c and b Bilham 2 Hackett, not out 7 B 11, 1 b 5, w b 10 26 Total .... 127 Miller, c Frecber, b Street 4 Faughnan, c Bilham, b Street .. 0 F. J. Fane, c Street, b Corfe .. .. 42 Blake, c Street, b Bilham 7 Moutrie, b Street 3 Hon E. J. Chetwynd, c Street, b Corfe 1 H. Sandes, c Robinson, b Corfe.. 4 In the second innings of Alderney, Miller obtained ( c and b Bilham) 21, Faughnan ( leg b w, b Stainer) 16, Hackett ( c and b Corfe) 2, Fane ( not out) 4, Blake ( not out) 3— total 46. CRICKET AT LONDON ( CANADA WEST). The two following matches, which were won by the Garrison, were played at London on the 6th and 13th of June :— OFFICERS OF THE GARRISON v VAGABONDS. THE GAEEISON. Captllouson, leg b w, b Ilugesson 0 T. Foster, b Luard 2 H. Tovey, c and b Hugesson .... 6 W. G. Graves, c Griffin, b Hu- gesson 34 C. H. Kinahan, run out 61 F. Galloway, st Luard, b Hugesson42 Capt Hewitt, b Moore 0 W. Bigg, c Luard, b Moore 24 Capt Dumaresque, not out 0 C. Edwards, st Luard, b Moore.. 0 B 26, Wb 20 46 Total .215 THE VAGABONDS. G. S. Moore, c Galloway, b Tovey 10 G. Hope, run out 2 A. Luard, c Edwarda, b Klnahan24 B. Bayly, b Kinahan 0 B. Cronyn, b Tovey 0 Capt Hugesson, b Kinahan 1 H. Maasingberd, run out 0 G. Griffin, c Houson, b Tovey .. 3 T. D. Luard, b Tovey 5 M. M'Beth, b Tovey 0 B. Meredith, not out 3 Wide balls 3 Total ... THE GARRISON V LONDON ( C. W.). GAEEISON. lst inn 2d inn Serg Morris, c Hope, b Hammond .... 5 run out 11 Corp Birket, c Moore, b Hammond .. 7 c B. Cronyn, b F. Cronynll Foster, st Moore, b F. Cronyn 0 leg b w, b Moors 10 Kinahan, not out 32 c Hammond, b F. Cronyn 6 Graves, c Luard, b Cronyn 10 leg b w, b F. Cronyn .... 9 • Galloway, b F. Cronyn 6 b F. Cronyn 1 Bigg, b F. Cronyn 0 c Hammond, b F. Cronyn 0 Capt Ilousen, c and b Moore 2 run out 11 Serg Field, c and b Moore 0 no; out 5 Capt Wybergh, b Moore 0 c Hammond, b Moore .. 8 Private Storer, b F. Cronyn 2 c Harris, b Moore 9 B 4, w b 3, n b 2 9 B2, wbl, nbl 4 Total — 73 Total — 85 LONDON. lst inn 2d inn Street, b Morris 3 b Kinahan 11 F. Cronyn, c Galloway, b Kinahan.... 0 b Morris 5 B. Cronyn, c and b Morria 0 c Houson, b Morris 3 A. Luard, b Morris 2 runout 0 G. Moore, b Kinahan 29 b Morris 4 F. Hammond, c Wybergh, b Morris .. 7 b Morris 11 J. Brown, b Kinahan... G. Harris, b Kinahan E. Meredith, b Kinahan G. Hope, not out J. Bennett, c Houson, b Morris B 1,1 b 3, w b 2 Total ... 11 c Houson, b Kinahan..,. 0 0 st Storer, b Morris .. 0 notout .. 0 c Birket, b Morris .. 0 b Kinahan .. 6 Bl, w b 9 ..— 49 Total 0 0 13 0 10 - 5r CRICKET IN INDIA. DR BELL : Herewith the score of a few matches played by the 51st Light Infantry up to the end of 1862. Since then we have had several more, and it is a pity that they can but very seldom be played out, owing to duty, & c, interfering, which is always the case with soldiers when they wish to enjoy themselves. Rawal Pindee, Punjab, May 15, 1863. RAWAL PINDEE STATION v OIST LIGHT INFANTRY. This match was played on November 10. The 51st L. I. won in a canter. Privates Love and Dickenson played remarkably well. STATION , 51ST LIGHT IN FANTEY. Capt Lowe, b Brigstocke 5 Private Love, b Eyan 51 Lieut Hall, b Bright 0 Priv Binge, c Hall, b Ommaney.. 9 Lieut Ominaney, b Bright 0 Lieut Lewes, c Quinn, b Eyan .. 3 Lieut Ryan, b Bright 18 , Col Bright, b Ommaney 11 Capt Quinn, b Bright 1 Private Hume, b Eyan 16 Capt Jenkins, cand b Bright.... 0 Capt Brigstocke, c Pennington, b Capt Manderaon, b Brigstocke .. 0 Eyan I Sergeant Murphy, c Binge, b Lieut Tompaon, run out 12 Dickenson 25 Bugler Walker, c ltyan. b Murphy. 21 Capt Mocatta, leg b w 0 Capt Hay, c and b Dickenson 4 Lieut Pennington, not out 0 B 6, w b 6 12 Total 65 C. Hodgson, b Oldfield .... E. Croasdaile, b Matthews A. Norton, not out E. Oliver, b Matthews B 11,1 b 6, w b 8 Total — 99 COUNTY WICKLOW. 2 b Bagge .". 10 . 1 c Eeed, b Matthews .... 2 . 0 not out 6 . 0 b Bagge 0 .25 B8, lb 5, nbl 14 Total - 52 Capt Bagge, c Despard, b Bayly. 15 Capt Stammers, run out 7 E. A. Berger, run out 13 Capt Matthews, b Plunkett 0 P. T. Maillard, c Despard, b Plunkett 16 C. J. Barnett, b Despard 10 J. B. Corballis. b Despard 11 In the second innings of 10th Regiment, Bagge scored ( not out) 0, Berger ( not out) 9, Matthews ( b Plunkett) 0— total 9. C. C. Oldfield, c Bayly, b Plun- kett 10 B. Eeed, run out 4 A. Glen, b Plunkett 9 H. E. Poole, not out 6 B 5,1 b 2, w b 17, nbl 25 Total 126 86TH ROYAL REGT V 1ST BATT 11TH REGT. This one day's match was played at the Curragh Camp, July 3, on the beautiful ground belonging to the lst Batt llth Regt, ad- joining B. Lines. The wickets were perfection, and some splendid cricket took place, especially in the fielding line. Amongst the more brilliant we must not omit to mention a celebrated gentle- man from the Colonies, at square leg. Score. 86TH EEGT. C. H. Jackson, b Wicks 26 Privatelluggard, legbw. b Wicks 1 H. E. S. Chatfield, c Watson, b Wicks 42 H. Sneyd, c Watson, b Wicks.... 2 T. Yardley, b Wicks 0 Corporal Mackenzie, b Wicks.... 2 J. Brockman, b Wicks 0 W. Griffiths, run out 0 G. Travers, not out 0 Corp Brown, c Long, b Beevor .. 1 H. Jones, b Wicka 0 B 13,1 b 2, w b 12 27 Total .101 1ST BATT 11TH EEGT. Private Wicks, hit w, b Chatfleld. 14 E. I). Tyler, C Yardley 0 F. Watson, leg b w, b Yardley . .38 W. H. Beevor, b Chatfleld 0 W. Long, b Chatfleld 3 Private Lowe, b Chatfield 3 T. Halliday, c Sneyd, b Chatfleld 3 G. Theobald, b Chatfleld 0 II. M. Toller, not out 8 K. Tynte, b Chatfleld 0 F. Whiteside, run out B13,1 b 2, w b 7 Total... 6 22 97 CRICKET IN SCOTLAND. ABERDEEN V BON ACCORD. This match was played at the Albyn- place Ground, Aberdeen, on June 20 and 27, Aberdeen winning by 9 runs. Score: ABEEDEEN. lst inn 2dinn W. Paterson, b Bitchie 1 b Eitchie 1 W. Adlington, b Morrison 2 b Morrison 7 H. Seton, b Morrison ....' 5 notout 4 Lieut J. Blades, b Morrison 12 run out 13 E. M. Henderson, b Morrison ... 15 c Clark, b Morrison 7 F. Manson, b Morrison 13 b Morrison 9 C. H. Burnett, c Yeats, b Eitchie 20 b Morrison 0 J. F. Lumsden, not out 5 b Eitchie 1 H. M. Busfield, b Morrison 0 c Clark, b Morrison 1 W. M. Gordon, c Clark, b Morrison .. 1 leg b w, b Morrison 8 C. M. Longmuir, c Clark, b Morrison.. 0 b Eitchie 0 B 2,1 b 4 6 B 1,1 b 2 3 Total — 80 Total - 51 BON ACCOED. lst inn 2d inh D. Clark, b Hendereon 3 b Longmuir 1 II. Tawse, c Blades, b Longmuir 0 c Adlington, b Longmuir 31 Martin, run out 0 run out 1 H. Yates, b Henderson 0 b Henderson 0 J. Bitchie, c Blades, b Henderson .... 7 c Burnett, b Longmuir .. 1 Morrlaon, b Henderson 0 b Burnett 11 J. Boss, leg b w, b Henderson 2 run out 4 Milne, b Henderson Crook, b Longmuir Shanka, not out Sergeant Edmond, ruu out B 6,1 b 2 Total 5 b Henderson . 2 run out. . 0 run out . 0 not out .8 B15, lb 5, wb3 .— 27 Total MAURITIUS v PORT LOUIS- This match was played on May 26. Score: MA UBITIUS. lst inn 2d inn F. Snelling, not out 27 b Hamilton'.. 15 A. Wiehe, c Bradshaw, b Chambers .. 4 b Seymour 0 C. E. Banks, run out 0 b Hamilton 0 Lieut Burgman, c and b Chambers.... 7 c Chambers, b Hamilton 9 Major Straubenzie, b Chambers 3 c Graves, b Seymour .. .. 13 G. Snelling, run out 2 not out 9 Capt Marinden, b Chambers 10 W. Harvey, c Hamilton, b Chambers.. 4 H. W. Jourdain, leg b w, b Chambers. 0 B. Greene, c Chambers, b Hamilton .. 0 H. Hewitt, b Hamilton B 12. w b 4 Total runout 3 b Seymour 5 not not 0 0 - 16 — 73 Total Private Dickenson, c Hay, b Murphy Private Jennings, b Eyan Private Grainger, not out B 8,1 b 5, w b 12 25 Total 199 ELEVEN OF THE REGIMENT V TWENTY- TWO. This match, which took place on November 18, was not played out, fortunately for the Twenty- two. The play on both sides was very grand, especially the fielding of the Twenty- two, except when the ball slipped through the fielders' fingers, which, of course, was not often. Score : THE ELEVEN. Private Binge, c and b Hall Private Dickenson, b Trenchard . Lieut Lewes, c Holt, b Hall Bugler Walker, b Hall Col Bright, b Hall lst inn 2d Inn .... 19 b Woodward 24 .... 12 c Stuart, b Hall 0 .... 9 c Lewis, b Hall 10 9 c and b Trenchard 1 6 b Hall 80 Capt Brigstocke, c Trenchard, b Hall.. 4 b Woodward Serg Verrender, c Stuart, b Hall 0 Private Hume, c Grainger, b Hall .... 5 Private Coulter, b Hall 3 Private Flaherty, not out 2 PrivateJennlngs, cLumley, b Trenchard 3 B 2, w b 7. Total Bugler Scanlan, run out 5 Priv Holmes, cBinge. b Brigstocke 5 Corporal Gannon, run out 1 Private Walker, c Brigstocke, b Bright 7 Ensign Trenchard, c Lewes, b Brigstocke 14 Lieut Cobb, b Brigstocke 1 Major Agg, run out 0 Lieut Swinney, run out 0 Lieut Middleton, b Bright 0 Private Hall, run out 6 Private Bees, b Brigstocke 0 Private Mitchell, run out 2 Corporal Whitehead, b Bright .. 0 - 81 THE TWENTY- TWO. c Stewart, b Woodward.. 0 notout 13 b Trenchard 7 ( Lieut Tompson) b Hall. .12 run out 3 B 2,1 b 3, w b 8 13 Total Lieut Bobertson, c and b Brig- stocke 4 Private Grainger, c Flaherty, b Brigatocke 2 S. M. Stewart, run out 5 Private Conroy, b Brigstocke .. 4 Private Fletcher, b Bright 0 Ensign Lumley, b Bright 1 Capt Eeid, b Bright 0 Lieut Stuart, b Bright 2 Private Lewis, not out 4 B10, wbl .11 Total 74 THE STATION v 51ST LIGHT INFANTRY. This match was played on November 24. The 51st Eleven were again victorious, and although Lieut Ryan and Lockewood played well, the bowling of Col Bright was too effective to make runs off. Score: STATION. Lieut Eyan, c and b Bright 20 L. Bean, b Bright 17 Capt Jenkins, run out 1 Capt Low, c Binge, b Bright .... 2 Lieut Lockwood, b Lewes .19 Lieut Hall, b Bright 3 Capt Hay, b Lewes 0 Capt Manderson, b Bright 16 Brig Tucker. C. B., b Bright .... 0 Lieut Pennington, b Lewes 1 Lieut Ommaney, not out 1 Bll, wb9, nbl 21 Total 101 51ST LIGHT INFANTRY. Private Love, b Ommaney 17 Private Binge, run out 4 Private Coulter, c Low, b Eyan.. 2 Lieut Lewea, b Ommaney 12 Col Bright, b Eyan 6 Private Dickenaon, not out 27 Capt Brigstocke, c Pennington, b Ommaney 10 Ensign Trenchard, b Eyan 2 Private Bridger, b Ommaney.... 0 Private Hume, b Ommaney .... 3 Private Jennings, b Eyan 0 B 26,1 b 1, w b 13 40 Total 123 93TH REGIMENT v 51ST LIGHT INFANTRY. This, a one day's match, was played on December 1~ * Luck decided in favour of the 9Sth. Lieut Townley playecr4, ell all round, whilst Painter's underhand " twisters" were always near the mark— in fact, disagreeably so. Score: 51ST LIGHT INFANTEY. Capt Brigstocke, b Painter 9 Private Love, b Painter 6 Lieut Lewes, b Painter 12 Private Bridger, run out 12 Col Bright, b Painter 10 Ensign Trenchard, b Woodhouse 2 Lieut Tompson, c and b Painter. 0 Private Hume, b Painter 11 Private Coulter, leg b w 1 Private Lewis, not out 3 Private Dickenson, b Painter.... 1 B 12,1 b 2 14 Total 81 98TH EEGIMENT. Private Wodeliouae, c Brigstocke, b Bright II Private Burbidge, b Brigstocke.. 3 Private Mitchener. b Brigatocke.. 2 Private Kirby, run out 0 Private Painter, run out 1 Private Chapman, b Bright 12 Lieut Townley, b Bridger 44 Private Burgin, b Bridger 24 Private White, b Bright 1 Private Cocker, b Bridger 5 Lieut Bird, not out 4 B 18,1 b 1, w b 14, n b 3 36 Total 143 Pearson, b Harvey.... Doble, c Snelling, b Harvey LUDLOW ( PEINCE OE WALES) V KNIGHTON.— This match was played at Knighton Ground on Tuesday, July 14, and after a veiy exciting game ended in favour of the Knightonians by 40 runs. The decisions of Mr C. Peters, umpire for Knighton, gave uni- versal satisfaction. Score: Ludlow ( Prince of Wales) 67 and 36, Knighton 44 and 99. SPRINGFIELD V EAST BHEEN AMATEUBS.— This return match was played at East Sheen on Saturday, June 27, and terminated [ IIqo in an easy victory for Springfield. Score: Springfield 139, East POET LOUIS ' i Sheenan<* i" ( with one wicket to fall when time was called). Hamilton, bHarvey 1! REFOBM SERVANTS.— 1The opening match of the season took Bradshaw, c and b Straubenzie.. 23 F. 8. Chambers, c Marinden, b Banks 41 Graves, b Harvey 9 Hart, b Harvey 1 Charlton, c Snelling, b Strau- benzie ,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, 9 8 Seymour, notout 5 place at the Rosemary Branch, at Peckham, between two elevens . n i_ u_ . l ' " 1 of this establishment— viz, Married v Single. Score: Married 135, Single 48 and 58. M'Lauchlin, c Jourdain, b Her- vey 0 Hitie, c Greene, b Straubenzie .. 0 B 8, w b 10 18 Total, Printed and Published by W LLIAM CHARLES CLEMENT, at the Office . 118 I 170. Strand, In the Parish of St. Clement Danes, in the City and Liberty | of Westminster,- SUNDAY, Julx 19,1863,