[ GRATIS.] SUNDAY, AUGUST 9, 1863. [ GRATIS.] RACING IN FRANCE. ( FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) ROUEN RACES. SUNDAY, JULY 19.— PRIX DE L'ADMINISTEATION DES HARAS of 2,000f, for three year olds and upwards ( half breds); 2 miles. M Reeve's br h Debutante, 4 yrs, 1361b P. Biree 1 M Forcinal's br h Echantillon, 3 yrs, 1201b G. Gourey 2 Bojon de Herissen's b h Estime, 3 yrs, 1201b . Cockerton 3 Won easily; bad third. PRIX DES HARAS ( Steeple Chase) of 2,000f, for half bred horses bred in France ; two miles, over 20 fences. M Forcinal's b g Y. Mastrlllo, by Mastrillo, 5 yrs, 1581b Ameslant 1 M Forcinal's br g Jason, 4 yrs, 1521b Biree 2 M de Montlfrny's b g Good Fellow, 4 yrs, 1461b .. H. Jackson 0 Ylscount de Merlemont's b m Lady Love, 5 yrs, 1521b.. Enoch 0 Won on sufferance by two lengths ; the other two did not com- plete the course. GRAND STEEPLECHASE of 6,000f, for horses of all countries; entrance 250f, h ft; the second received l, 500f out of the stakes, and the third saved his stake; three miles four furlongs. > 1. Desvigne's gr g Auricula, by The Baron, aged, 1561b Young 1 Mr C. Bray's br g Orthos, 5 yrs, 1561b Williams 2 M Moyse's br g Jester, aged, 1461b M. de St Germain 0 M Basley's cli ra Royal Topaze, 6 yrs, 1361b Quinton 0 < Jount des Cossette's b m Avalanche, 6 yrs, 1661b .... Cassidy 0 M Meyse's b m Hazard, aged, 150ib Harper 0 Viscount de Merlemont's b g Snipe, aged, 1581b .... Mr Jonas 0 Count Talon's b m Crinoline, 6 yrs, 1561b Owner 0 M de la Motte's b m Mariiana, aged, 1561b H. Lanaplugh 0 The grey, who never goes better than on hard ground, went off in front at start, and having the advantage of being out of the dust, made no mistakes, and won as he liked by ten lengths. Those behind him, however, were so incommoded by the dust and hard ground as to make the race nothing but a scene of falling and refusing, Avalanche first coming to grief, and then Maritana over an Irish bank, in which fall Lamplugh broke his arm. The brook, however, brought the greater number to trouble, as no less than six fell at this obstacle. The remainder of the day's sport at Rouen was confined to trot- ting races. CHALON- SUR- SAONE RACES. SUNDAY, JULY 19.— PRIX DU CHEMIN DE FEE of L, 500f, open to all herses ; entrance lOOf, h ft: the winner to be claimed for 3, OOOf; weight for age, with selling allowances, & c; one mile two furlongs. Duke de Morny's b c Distinguo, by Cossack out of Quiz, 3 yrs, 1061b Flatman 1 M Reiset's ch f Bravoure, 4 yrs, 1131b Bartholomew 2 Duke deGramont'sbc Chamboran, 4 yrs, 1201b .... H. Pantal 3 M Verry's b f Montretout, 4 yrs, 11310 Francis 0 M Fould's b f Poesie, 5 yrs, 1131b a lad 0 M Schickler's b c Son- Altesse- Royal, 3 yrs, 1061b.. J. Watkins 0 Won easily by two lengths. GRAND PRIX DE BOURGOGNE of 8,000f, for three year olds and upwards ; entrance 200f, h ft; the second received l, 000f out of the stakes ; weight for age, with penalties, & c ; two miles. M Schickler's b c Guillaume le Taoiturne, by The Flying Dutchman, 3 vrs, 1011b Mortimer 1 M Delamarre's b c Telegraphe, 4 vrs, 1151b Flatman 2 M H. Lunel's b f L'Aventuriere, 3 yrs, 981b T. Osborne 0 M Shickler's b c A la Kescousse, 4 yrs, 1151b J. Watkins 0 M Aumont's ch c Victot- I'outful, 3 yrs, 1011b Spreoty 0 M Verry's b f Glaucus, 3 vrs, 981b E. Pantal 0 Duke de Morny's ch f >" oelie, 4 yrs, 1121b Flatman, jun 0 M Lupin's ch f Pergola, 3 yrs, § 81b Kitchener 0 Won easily by two lengths, L'Aventuriere and A la Rescousse finishing close together third and fourth, though fifty lengths from the first two. Pergola got loose through breaking a stirrup leather during the early part of the race. PRIX DE CIRCONSCRIPTION ( a hurdle race) of l, 5C0f, for all horses ; entrance 60f, h ft; gentlemen riders; one mile four furlongs, Over six hurdles. Count du Bourg's ch g Artaban, aged, 1501b Owner 1 M Battaiilers b g Diergo, aged, 1501b Owner 2 Another ran. Won very easily. MONDAY.— PRIX DES TRIBUNE of 2,000f, for all horses; en- trance lOOf, h ft; the winner to be claimed for6,000f; weight forage; with selling allowances, & c; one mile two furlongs. Duke de Gramont's ch c Leonidas. bv Cossack," ys, 951b Pantal I M Shickler's b f Son Altesse Royal, 3 yrs, 1001b Watkins 2 M Lunel's b c Milton, 3 yrs, 951b Bundy, jun 3 M Very's b c Montretout, 4 yrs, 1231b Francis 0 Won, after a good race, by a length ; bad third. PRIX DE LA SociETEof 2,000f, for three year olds and upwards; entrance 50f ; weight for age ; one mile and four furlongs. M Lupin's ch c Yaucress- n, bv Warlock, 3 ys, 1111b.. Kitchener 1 M Verry's b f Paphos, 3 yrs, 1031b Francis 2 Won easily. A HANDICAP of 4,000f, for three year olds and upwards; entrance 150f, 75 ft, and 40 only if declared ; the second received half the entries; one mile and four furlongs. M Schickler's ch f Grande Mademoiselle, by The Nabob, 3yrs, 991b Mortimer 1 M Reiset's b f Bannierre, 3 yrs, 911b Pantal 2 Baron Daru's b c Mazeppa, 4 yrs, 1101b Musgrove 3 Baron d'Auriol's b f Infante, 871b Watkins, jun 0 M Schickler's b h Jonathas, 6 yrs. 1181b J. Watkins 0 M Delamarre's ch c Tamberlick, 4 yrs, 1141b Flatman 0 Duke de Morny's bk f Lucette, 3 vrs, 841b Flatman, jun 0 M Lupin's b f sarcelle, 3 yrs, 941b Kitchener 0 Won cleverly by a length; good third. PRIX DU COMMERCE of 3, OOOf, for three year olds and upwards; entrance lOOf, h ft; the second received the entries; two miles. M Delamarre's b c Telegraphe, by Fitz- Gladiator, 4 yrs, 1271b Flatman 1 M Schickler's b c A la Rescousse, 4 yrs, 124lb Watkins 2 Mr Jenning's br c Falendre, 4 yrs, 1241b Kitchener 0 Won by two lengths. Falendre was beaten off. PRIX DE CONSOLATION of L, 000f. Duke de Morny's ch f Noelie, by The Baron, 4 yrs, 1121b Flatman 1 Duke deGrammont's b c Chamboran, 4 yrs, 1151b .... Pantal 2 Won in a canter. ABBEVILLE RACES. SUNDAY, " JULY 26.— PRIX DES HARAS of 2, OOOf, for three year Olds and upwards ; entrance 150f, h ft; two miles ; 2 subs. Duke de Morny's bk f Lucette, by The Nabob, 3 yrs, 971b Flatman, jun 1 M Schickler's ch f Eureka, 4 yrs, 1121b Watkins 2 Lucette made all the running, and won easily by two lengths. PRIX DE CONSEIL GENERAL of l, 500f, for three year olds and upwards ; entrance lOOf, h ft; gentlemen riders ; two miles ; 2 subs. Visct de Merlemont's ch h Solferino, by Fitz- GIadl- ator, 4 yrs, 1361b Mr Jonas 1 Duke de Morny's bk f Lucette, 3 yrs, 1171b. . Count Perregaux 2 Won easily by a length and a half. PRIX DE LA VILLE, a Steeple Chase of 2,500f, for all horses; en- trance 150f, h ft; the second saved his stake; three miles four furlongs; 10 subs. M Fasquel's br g Beau Sejour, by The Baron, 6 yrs, 1401b C. Planner 1 Mr C. Bray's br g Orthos, 5 yrs, 1501b Williams 2 Baron Finot's ch g Museum, aged, 1341b Mr Jonas 3 M, Moyse's br g Jester, aged, 14olb Harper 0 Marquis de Langlt's b m Queen of the Vale, aged, 1401b. Cassidy 0 Won easily by lour lengths; bad third, and Jester was a worse fourth. A STEEPLE CHASE of 500f; entrance 20f; the second received a whip, and the third 8 revolver; gentlemen riders; one mile two furlongs; 3 subs. M Yelllard's br g All Right, aged, 1441b Owner 1 M Thomson's br g Forestier, aged, 1441b Mr S. Hartwell 2 M de Maillefeu's br g Grog, aged, 1441b M Doulet 3 Won by three lengths; a head between second and third. CAEN RACES. SUNDAY, AUG 2.— PRIX SPECIAL of 2, OOOf, for three year olds; one mile four furlongs. M Deliniarre's b f Conquete, by Faugh a Ballagh, 3 yrs, 1091b Flatman 1 Count de Lagrange's ch f LaReineBerthe, 3yrs, 1091b.. C. Pratt 2 M P. Aumont's ch c Oamier, 3 yrs, 1121b T. Williams 3 Count de Chazot's ch f Sabine, 3 yrs, 1091b Farmer 0 Duke de Morny's b c Pas Perdus, 3 yrs, 1121b Flatman, jun 0 Betting: 3 to 2 agst Conquete, 3 to 1 agst Pas Perdus, and 4 to 1 agst Damier. Won easily by three lengths; two lengths between ihe second and third, Pas Perdus was a very bad fourth. PRIX PRINCIPAL of 3, OOOf, for three year olds and upwards; two miles". Count de Lagrange's b f Alerte, by Alarm, 4 yrs, 1211b.. C. Pratt 1 M P. Aumont's ch f Vapeur, 4 yrs, 12Ub Spreoty 2 M Schickler's b c A la- Rescousse, 4 yrs, 1301b Watkins 3 Betting: 2 to 1 on Alerte, who made all the running, and won; easily by two lengths; bad third. PRIX DE LA SOCIETE of 3,200f, for three year olds and upwards ; entrance 50f; the winner to be claimed for 6, OOOf; one mile two furlongs. M Reiset's ch f Bravoure, by Iago, 4 yrs, 941b F. Arnott 1 M Reiset's ch c Leonidas, 3 yrs, 841b Arnott, jun 2 Duke de Caderousse's b c Chamboran, 4 yrs, 1091b .. C. Pratt 3 Count de Lagrange's br c Roland, 3 yrs, 841b Watkins, jun 0 M Schickler's b c Son Altesse Royal, 3 yrs, 841b Jordan 0 M H. Cartier's b f Bonne d'Enfant, 3 yrs, 811b G. Smith 0 Betting : 2 to 1 agst Bravoure, 5 to 1 agst Son Altesse Royal, and 8 to 1 agst Bonne d'Enfant. Won easily by two lengths ; a neck between the second and third ; Roland and Son Altesse Royal finished together three lengths from Chamboran. The win- ner was claimed by Baron Niviere. PRIX DE LA VILLE DE CAEN ( Handicap) of 8, OOOf, for three year olds and upwards ; entrance 400f, h ft, and 100 only if declared ; one mile four furlongs ; 63 subs. Mr T. Carter's ch f Nobility, by the Baron out of Effie Deans, 3 yrs, 881b Webber 1 M Delamarre's b f Cantounade, 3 yrs, 92ib Hullock 2 M Schickler's ch c J ean Sans l'eur, 3 yrs, 951b Mortimer 3 M Lunel's b c Goliath, 3 yrs, 981b T. Osborne 0 II Lupin's ch i Pergola, 3 yrs, 1051b Kitchener 0 M Reiset's b f Banniere, 3 yrs, 92ib Arnott 0 Baron Daru's b c Mazeppa, 4 yrs, 1081b Abdale 0 M P. Aumont's ch m Mon Etoiie, 6 yrs, 1291b Spreoty 0 M Fasquel's bk f Bouteille h l'Encre, 3 yrs, 911b Isaac 0 M P. Aumont's b f Fille de l'Air, 3 yrs, 87lb E. Pantal 0 Baron d'Auriol's b f Infante, 3 yrs, 901b G. Pratt 0 Baron de Herisen's ch f Georgie, 3 yrs. 851b Thompson 0 M Basley's ch f Miss Margot, 3 yrs, 881b Keuden 0 Baron d'Auriol's ch f Bonne Aventure, 4 yrs, 1011b.- C. Pratt 0 Duke de Morny's br c Demon, 3 yrs, 971b Flatman, jun 0 M Schickler's ch c Provocateur, 4 vrs, 1161b Watkins 0 M P. Aumont's ch c Victot Pontfol, 3 yrs, 951b .. T. Willams 0 Baron Daru's bk m Audacieuse, 5 yrs, 1071b W. Bottom 0 Betting : 7 to 2 agst Pergola, 5 to 1 agst Cantonnade, 9 to 1 each agst Banniere, Provocateur, and Mazeppa, 15 to 1 each agst Georgie and Mon Etoiie, 20 to 1 agst Nobility, 25 to 1 agst De- mon, and 30 to 1 agst Miss Margot. After one false start this large field was got off in capital order, excepting Audacieuse, who was left at the post, the lot running in a compact group past the Stands, Georgie, Provocateur, Banniere, and Jean Sans Peur being the first that appeared in front, followed by Mazeppa, Bonne Aventure, Demon, Fille de l'Air, Infante, and Pergola, and then ( lying off) came Nobility, Cantonnade, Victot Pontfol, and Mon Etoiie. When about two thirds of the distance had been completed the front rank began to fall back to the rear division, and then almost immediately Mon Etoiie ( who here leoked very formidable), Cantonnade, Victot Pontfol, and Nobility appeared in the van. Victot Pontfol, however, coming in contact with Banniere, fell, and Mon Etoiie at the same time dropping away beaten, left the race at the distance entirely to Contonnade and Nobility, the two fillies running a tremendous race home, but Mr Carter's representative, finishing a shade the gamest, got the best of it in the very last stride, and won by a heaS, two lengths sepa- rating the pair from Jean Sans Peur, who was a neck only in front of Goliath, who was fourth, Mon Etoiie was fifth. Net value of stakes 19,700f. The above is the most valuable handicap that has ever been run for in France. PRIX DE LA SOCIETE of 4, OOOf, for three year olds and upwards; entrance lOOf; one mile four furlongs. j& P. Aumont's ch f Fleur de Mai, by Fitz- Gladiator, 3 yrs, 961b Spreoty 1 M Teisseire's b c Princet, 3 yrs, 1041b G. Pratt 2 Count de Lagrange's b c Flibustiur, 3 yrs, 1051b C. Pratt 3 M Schickler's ch f Grande Mademoiselle, 3 yrs, 1011b. Watkins 0 M Lupin's ch c Vau Cresson, 2 yrs, 1041b Kitchener 0 M du Garreau's br h Beau Sire, 5 yrs, 1251b Forster 0 M Lavignee's b c Magenta, 4 yrs, 1201b Count 0 Betting : 5 to 4 agst Princet, 3 to 1 agst Flibustier, and 10 to 1 agst Fleur de Mai. Won easily by half a length, bad third, Grande Mademoiselle was a worse fourth. MONDAY.— PRIX IMPERIAL of 4, OOOf, for four year olds and upwards ; three miles four furlongs. M P. Aumont's ch c Orphelin, by Fitz- Gladiator, 4 yrs, 1221b Spreoty 1 Count de Lagrange's ch h Compiegne, 5 yrs, 1291b Pratt 2 M. Schickler's b c A la Rescousse, 4 yrs, 1141b Watkins S Betting : 6 to 4 on Orphelin. Won easily ty a length; same between the second and third. PRIX DU CONSEIL GENERAL of 2,500f, for three year olds and upwards ; entrance lOOf; one mile two furlongs. M P. Aumont's ch f Fleur de Mai, S vrs. 1041b Spreoty 1 M Delamarre's b f Cantonnade, 3 v rs. 99lb Flatman 2 M Shickler's ch f Grande Mademoiselle, 3 vrs, 1041b. Mortimer 3 M du Garreau's ch m Barb d'Or, 5 yrs, 1211b Forster 0 M G. Bulsson'sbrc Black Capucin, 8 vrs, 971b A lad 0 M P. Aumont's chc Victot Pontfol, 3 vrs, 1021b Pantal 0 Duke de Morny's b c Pas Perdus, 3 yrs, 1021b .. Flatman, jun 0 Betting : 5 to 2 agst Fleur de Mai, and 5 to 1 agst Cantonnade. Won by half a head ; half a length between the second and third. PRIX DE L'EMPEREUR of 2, OOOf ; entrance 50f; the second re- ceived half the entries; one mile four furlongs. M P. Aumont's b c Magny, by The Baron, 3 yrs, lOOlb. Pantal 1 Count de Lagrange's b f Alerte, 4 yrs, 1271b Pratt 2 M P. Aumoni's ch m Mon Etoiie, 5 yrs, 13olb Spreoty S Betting : Even on Alerte, 5 to 4 agst Mon Etoiie, and 10 to 1 agst Magny. Won, after a fine race, by half a length; two lengths between the second and third. PRIX DE HARAS of 2,500f, for three year olds and upwards » entrance lOOf; the second received two- thirds of the entries ; one mile two furlongs. Count de Lagrange's b c Flibustier, by Nuncio, 3 yrs, 991b C. Pratt 1 M Schickler's ch c Jean Sans Peur, 3 yrs, 1061b Watkins 2 M Aumont's ch c Damier, 3 yrs, 1061b Pantal 3 M H. Lunel's b c Genievre, 3 yrs, 991b T. Osborne 0 M Fasquel's bk f Bouteille a l'Encre, 2 yrs, 961b Isaac 0 M Basley's ch f Miss Margot, 3 yrs, 961b Kenden 0 M Teisseire's ch c Mai, 3 yrs. 991b G. Pratt 0 Betting : 3 to 2 agst Flibustier. Won by half a length ; a length between the second and third. A FREE HANDICAP of 2, OOOf, for horses that had run during the meeting; entrance 50f; one mile four furlongs. M Reiset's ' a f Banniere, by Pretty Boy, 3 yrs, 921b Arnott 1 Mr T. Carter's ch f Nobility, 8 yrs, 961b Webber 2 Baron Daru's bk m Audacieuse, 5 yrs, 1061b Osborne 3 Baron d'Auriol's ch f Bonne Aventure, 4 yrs, 1001b .. C. Pratt 0 M Lavignee's b c Magenta, 3 yrs, 941b G. Pratt O M Delamarre's b f Conqufcte, 3 yrs, loom Flatraan 0 M Shickler's ch c Provocateur, 4 yrs, 1181b Watkins 0 Count de Lagrange's br c Roland, 3 yrs, 861b.. .. Watkins, jun 0 M du Garreau's br h Beau Sire, 5 yrs, 1071b Forster 0 Baron de Ilerrisen's ch f Georgie, 3 yrs, 861b Thompson 0 Betting: 2 to 1 agst ConquSte, 3 to 1 agst Nobility, and 5 to 1 agst Banniere. Won, after a good race, by a neck; good third. The PRIX DE CONSOLATION of l, 500f was won by Mons Schick- ler's Son Altesse Royal, ridden by Mortimer, beating Genievre, whs was second, and four others, aud the STEEPLE CHASE, for half breds, was won by Jason. COURSING. WILTSHIRE CHAMPION MEETING, 1863. Hon Sec: Wm. Long. OCT 19.— The DRUID CUP, for dog puppies; entrance £ 5, £• 2 forfeit. Mr Allison's be Amesbury, by David out of Albonl. March. Col Bathurst's f Birdfiill, by Brewer out of Bapta. Mr Begbie's bk by Barman out of Blitz. April. Mr Begbie's r by Barman out of Flea. May. Mr Brocklebank's bk blondell. Mr Campbell's w and bd Oliver Cromwell. Lord Craven's bd w Commercial Traveller, by Wrangler out of Welfare. Lord Craven's bd Crimson Spark, by Skyrocket out of Golcomia. Jan. Mr Deighton's r Don Pedro, by Forester out of Gip. April. Mr Denton's bk w Donation, by The Peer out of Patience. May. Mr East's be Experiment, by Effort out of Riotous. Mr Esdaile's 1 Major Domo, pedigree of sire unknown— Majesty. April. Mr Fowle's bk w by Major out of Plausible. April. Mr Fuggle's f F'ordham, by Goorkah out of Finesse. May. Mr Goater's bd Ranger, by Paramount out of Brittania. Mr Goater's f w Merry Heart, by Paramount out of Brittania. Lord Grey de Wilton's f Golden Mine, by Skyrocket— Golcoi. da. Jan. Lord Grey de Wilton's bd Garotter, by Effort out of Gauze wing. March. Lord Grey de Wilton's bd Ghillie Callem, by Effort— Gauzewlng. March. Mr Henry's r Hiruncto, by Picton out ot Ann of Corby. May. Mr Henry's r Heritage, by Woodman out of Nancy Dawson. April. Mr Henry's f lleytesbury, by Woodman out of Nancy Daws< ' U. AprlL Mr Henrv's r Hercules, by Shakspere out of Marchioness. March. Mr Ilorby's bk Homer, by Nestor out of Huntress. Feb. Mr Hole's f, by Canaradzo out ot Regalia. April. Mr Lloyd's w f Longfellow, by Clipper out of Patch. Mr Loder's r, by Davia, dam by Czar out of Cactus. March. Mr Loder's r w, by David, dam by Czar out of Cactus. March. Mr Ii. C. Long's bk t Livingstone, by Lapidist out of Leading Lady. Mr R. C. Long's r Ticket- of- Leave, by David out of Larcenv. Mr R. C. Long's r Lionel Lincoln, by David out of ltip. May. Mr Morant's bk Strychnine, by Little Wonder outof Minuet. Mr Read's r or f Nemo, by David out of Rip. May. Mr RandelPs w bn Robert Bruce, by Dalzig out of Myrtle. April. Mr Saxton's bk, by David out of Fair Nell. Lord Sefton's r Solomon, by David out of Sweetbriar. Jan. Lord Sefton's r Sackbut, by David out of Sweetbriar. Jan. Lord Sefton's r w Samaritan, by David out of Sweetbriar. Jan. Lord Sefton's f Shamrock, by Shillelagh out of Stella. March. Lord Sefton's bk w Skullcracker, by Shillelagh out of Scandal. July. Mr Simpkins's bk w Stockbridge, by Major out of Plausible. April. Mr Simpkins's f Sherbourn, by Major out of Life Let us Cherish. Mr Shittler's r Soapy Sam, by Lapidist out of Kissing Crust. Mr S. Smith's be t, by Cantab out of Euna. Mr Stocken's bd Scottish Chief, by Jeffry out of Spirit of the Rhine. Lord Ufilngton's r Morgan Rattler, by Brewer out of Red Rosette. Feb. Lord Uffington's be Tarn o' Shanter, by Effort— Trip the Daisy. June. List of Subscribers to the LADIES' PLATE. 12. Mr Stocken 13. Oapt Tracy 14. Mr Quiliampton 15. Mr Deighton 16. Mr Pryse Loveden 17. Mr R. C. Long 18. Mr. Iebb 19. Ld Grey de Wilton 20. Mr Blundel 21. Mr S. Smith 22. Mr Loder 23. Mr C. Rendell 24. Mr Swavne 25. Mr H. Leigh 26. Mr Bruriwin 27. Mr Led 28. Mr Shittler 29. Mr Hornby 30. Mr T. Jenner 31. Mr Brocklebank 32. Mr Green 1. Lady B. Craven 2. Lord Sefton 3. Mr Lister 4. Mr CharlesRandell 5. Mr East 6. Mr Bowles 7. MrBorron 8. Mr Mather 9. Mr Saxton 10. MrS. S. Long 11, Mr Spinks The GREAT WESTERN, for bitch puppies; entrance £ 5, £ 1 forfeit. Mr Allison's bk w Alliance, by Clipper out of Patch. Mr Allison's f Aconite, by Clipper out of l'atch. Col Bathurst's f Bathilde, by Brewer out of Bapta, Mr Begbie's r, by Barman out of Blitz. April. Major Besant's r, by Borderer out of Bashful. June- Major Besant'a r, by Borderer out of Bashful. June. Mr Brocklebank's r Blackpool. Mr Brocklebank's r Bindweed. Mr Brunwin's r Friar's Balsam, by David out of Alboni. March. Mr Brunwin's bk Flimsy, by David out of Alboni. March. Mr Brunwin's bk Felt, by Effort out of System. July. Lord Craven's bk, by Woodman out of Polly. Mr Denton's f Ring, by Stamp out of Sister to Klaphonia. May. Mr East's bk w Enchantment, by Cantab out of Elegant. Mr East's be t Exploit, by Cantab out. of Elegant. Ld. Grey de Wilton's r or f Golden Hair, by Skyrocket— Golconda. Jan. Lord Grey de Wilton's f Golden Ear, by Skyrocket out of Golconda. Jan. Mr Henry's bk Hecuba, by Cantab out of Lurline. Jan. Mr Hole's bd, by Canaradzo out of Niagara. Jan. Mr Hole's bd w, by Canaradzo out of Niagara. Jan. Mr Hole's bk, by Barrator out of Integrity. April. Mr Hornby's r Harangue, by Nestor out of Huntress. Feb. Mr Hornby's w f Huncamunca, by Joshua- sister to Gauzewlng. May. Mr Jackson's bd Lady Derby, by Canaradzo out of Annie. Feb. Mr Jackson's w bd Lily Vic, by Canaradzo out of Beautv. Jan. Mr R. C. Long's f Lily Lye, by David out of Rip. May." Mr R. C. Long's f t, by Lapidist out of Leading Lady. Mr Wm. Long's r w L. S. D., by Lapidist out of Kissing Crust. Mr Wm. Long ns r, by Baron out of Beat ' em All. Mr Mercer's r Peep o' Day, by David out of Sprite. Jan. Mr Mercer's bd Porcupine, by Robin Hood out of Ladv. Feb. Mr Morant's w Keyston Lass, by High Pressure out of Molly. Mr Randell's bd w liodanthe, by Dalzig out of Myrtle. April- Mr Randell's w bk Rock Rose, by Dalzig out of Myrtle. April. Mr Randell ns w f Seasick, by Skew out of Desdemona. June. Mr Read's f liobena, by David out of Rip. May. Mr Saxton's bk, by David out of Fair Neil. Lord Sefton's r Syringa, by David eut of Sweetbriar. Jan. Lord Sefton's r Sparkle, by Shillelagh out of Stella. March. Lord Sefton's r Savourneen, bv Shillelagh— Secret Treasure. March. Lord Sefton's r Simper, by Flapdragon out of Shyface. May. Lord Sefton's r Shindy, by Shillelagh out of Scandal. J uly. Mr S. Smith's w, by Cantab out of Euna. Jan, Mr S. Smith's w bk, by David out of Ever. May. Mr S. Smith's bd, by Son of Black Cloud out of Ebbsborn. March. Mr S. Smith's bk w, by Son of Black Cloud of Ebbsborn. March. Lord Uffington's f Idstone Fairy, by Brewer out of Red Rosette. Feb. Lord " Uffington's bk w Belle of the Season, by Effort out of Trip the Daisy. June. Mr Wilkins's r or f Hungaff, by Crown Heir out of Liz. March. List of Subscribers to the CHALLENGE CUP, for all ages. ; 1. Lord Craven 2. Lord Sefton 3. Col Bathurst 4. Mr Lister 5. Mr Chas. Randell 6. Mr East 7. Mr Bowles 8. Mr Borron 9. Mr Mather 10. MrSaxton 11. Mr Spinks 12. CaptTracey 13. Mr Quihampton 14. Mr Elthlngham 15. Mr Deightou 16. Mr Fell 17. Mr Walker ! 18. Mr W. Long i 19. Mr Jebb | 20. Ld Grev de Wilton i 21. Mr Blundel i 22. Mr S. Smith 23. Mr Led 24. Mr Jefferson 25. Mr Brocklebank 26. Lord Cffington 27. Mr Purfier 28. Mr Shittler 29. Mr Green 30. Mr Codling 31. Mr Henry 32. Mr Poole ARDR0SSAN CLUB, 1863. OCT 15.— Nominations for the ST LEGER STAKES of £ 2 10s each, £ 1 forfeit, for puppies of 1862. Mr H. Amott's r w d Tam the Rhymer, by Daring— Donetti. April 3. Mr H. Arnott's bd w b Bonny Jean, by Fitz James out of Maggie Lauder. May 27. Mr H. Arnott's r b Racer Jess, by Valentine Vox— Merry Trlx. June 23. Mr A. Arthur's bk b Black Swan. by Picton out of Pantomime. July 19. Mr A. Arthur's w bk b White Swan, by Picton— Pantomime. July 19. Mrs Borron ns f b Blush Rose, by Bloody Heart— Black Belle. April 15. Mrs Borron ns bk b Black Rose, by Bloody Heart— Black Belle. Ap 15. Mrs Borron ns r b Bright Rose, by Bloody Heart— Black Belle. Ap 15. Mrs Wm. Borron ns be b Bonuy Blue Flag, by The Fiddler out of Blackness. April 11. Mrs Wm. Borron ns bk w b Bride of New Orleans, by Black Flag out of Billet Doux. July 19. Mr W. G. Borron's w bk b Bride of Kilwinning, by The Fiddler out of Blackness. April 11. Mr W. G. Borron's bk w b Barmaid, by Iteacon out of Delight. April 16. Mr W. G. Borron's r w b Broken Cross, by Brother to Billet Doux out of Bloomer. March or April. Mr W. G. Borron's r w d Baton Rouge, by Brother to Billet Doux out of Bloomer. March or April. Mr W. G. Borron's r d Bit of Blarney, by Wild Irish Boy out of Bit of Lace. June or luly. MrW. G. Borron's bk d Birchcleuch. bv Bloody Heart— BlackBelle. Ap 15. Mr D. W. Brown's bk w d Beaver, by Bernard— BeBaie Anderson. Feb 1. Mr D. W. Brown's bk w b Bess, by Bernard out of Bellona. May 29. Mr D. W. Brown's bd b Bamboozle, by Canaradzo— Grisette. June 26. Mr D. W. Brown's bd b Bamboo, by Canaradzo out of Grisette. June 26. Provost Campbell ns bk d Broth o' a Boy, by Wild Irish Boy out of Bit of Lace. June or July. Mr I. Campbell's w bk bClorardeena, by Canaradzo— Resolute. April 10. Capt Crlcbton ns r d Count Bulow, by Picton out of Coquette. May 17. Mr Dickie's r or f w b Fairlie Fair. byCardinal York— Silver Steel. May 1. Mrs Dickson ns r b Borella, by Brother to Billet Doux out of Bloomer. March or April. Mr James Dunlop's bk w d Royal Dane, by Brother to Billet Doux out of Maid of Lincoln. April 21. Mr James Dunlop's r w b Cardelllno, by Brother to Billet Doux out of Maid of Lincoln. Ap- il 21. Mr Jas. Dunlop's bk d Marshal Forward, by Picton— Coquette. May 17. Mr Jas. Dunlop s bk w b Fast Young Lady, by Picton— Coquette. May 17. Mr Jas. Dunlop's bk d Desperado, by Picton out of Pantomime. July 19. Mr Jas. Dunlop's w bk b Columbine, by Picton out of Pantomime. July 19. Mr John Dunlop's w bk d Daylight, by Daring out of Donetti. April 3. Mr John Dunlop's w bk d Double Cure, by Daring— Donetti. April 3. Mr John Dunlop's w be b Dewy Morn, by Daring— Donetti. April 3. Mr Jolui Dunlop's bk w b Dusk, by Daring out of Donetti. April 3. Cntss. of Eglinton ns bk b Speed, by Black Flag— Bit of Fancy. Jan 4. Countess of Eglinton us bk d Rainbow, by Cardinal York out of Maid of Lincoln. April 21. Countess of Eglinton ns bk d Greenwood, by Cardinal York out of Maid of Lincoln. April 21. Earl of Eglinton's w r d Major, by Cardinal York out of Maid of Lin- coln. April 21. Earl of Eglinton's w be b White Rose, by The Fiddler out of Black- ness. April 11. Earl of Eglinton's r b Myrtle, by Beacon out of Delight. April 16. Mr J. L. Ewing's be d Liston, by Laird of Norlaw— Ellen Crafts. Mar 6. Mr J. L. Ewing's f d Lord Clifden, by Eton Boy out of Early Dawn. April 17. Mr J. L. Swing's be d Lord of the Isles, by Epaulette out of Lizzie Fan- en. May 16. Mr J. L. Ewing's be d Leamington, by Epaulette— Lizzie Farren. May 16. Mr J. L. Ewing's bk d Launcelot, by Look Out— Effle Sunshine. June 11. Mr J. L. Ewing's bd b Lavlnia, by Laird of Norlaw— Ellen Crafts. Mar 6. Mr J. L. Ewing's be b Lady Gowrie, by Laird of Norlaw out of Ellen Crafts. March 0. MrJ. L. Ewing's w f b Lady Clifden, by Eton Boy— Early Dawn. April 17. Mr J. L. Ewing's be b Laura Bell, by Epaulette— Lizzie Farren. May 16. Mr J. L. Ewing's bk b Lady Augusta, by Look Out out of Effie Sun- shine. June 11. Mr J. L. Ewlng'sr b Lydia, by Look Out out of Effie Sunshine. June 11. Mr J. L. Ewing's be b Little Rebel, by Epaulette out of Grisi. June 19. Mr C. D. Gairdner ns bk d Bold Heart, by Bloody Heart out of Black Belle. April 15. Mr J. G. Galbraith's bk b Alma, by Bird t> t Prev— Gymnastics. April 29. Mr W. M. Gilmour's w bk d Scotland's Chief, by Cardinal York out of Harvest Home. March 9. Mr W. M. Gilmour's w d Glacier, by Beacon out of Drapery. J uly 12. Mr W. M. Gilmour's w be b Gloamin, by Beacon— Drapery. July 12. Mr J. Gordon's bk d Glasgow, by Selby out of Malpractice. March 23. Mr J. Gordon's bk d Greenock, by Selby out of Malpractice. March 23. Mr J. Gordon's w bd b Gnat, by Gadfly out of Giftless. March 17. MrR. Green's bk w d Game Hawk, by Bird of Prey— Gymnastics. April 29. MrR. Green's bk w b Glade, by Bird of Prey— Gymnastics. April 29. MrR. Green's be b Glad Tidings, by Bird of Prey— Gymnastics. April29. Mr R. Green's bk w b Gibson's Mixture, by Bird of Prey out of Gym- nastics. April 29. Mr Hyslop's wbk d Happy Johnnie, by Cardinal York — Harvest Home. March 9, Mr Hyslop's wbk W Happy Jeanle, by Cardinal York out of Harvest Home. March 9. Mr Hvslop's f bd b Housewife, by Forty Six — Castigation. March 3. M: Knox ns r w dGeneral Lee. by Picton out of Coquette. May 17. Mr H. M. Lang's r w b Lady, by Cardinal York — Sliver Steel. May 1. Mr H. M. Lang's bk b LUCT, by Bird of Prey — Gymnastics. April 29. Mr Mackenzie' 3 bd d Ballalr Boy, by Fitz James out of Maggie Lauder. ; May 27. Mr Moffat, ns r b Bride's Maid, by Beacon out of Delight. April 16. Mr R. Smith ns r d Buckskin, bv Black Flag — Bit out of Fancy. Jan 4. I Mr R. Smith ns bk w b Bit of Fashion, by Flack Flag out of Bit of Fancy. Jan 4. Mr W. Smith's f w b Marv Glen, bvDaring out of Donetti. April 3. Mr J. Speir's r w d Sporfs'man, by Cardinal York — Sliver Steel. May 1. Mr J. Walker's bk w d Willie Steele, bv Picton out of Coquette. Mayl7. Mr J. Walker's bk b Whalebone, bv Bird of Prey— Gymnastics. April29. Mr J. Walker's f b Wanton I. uss ( late Languish), by Effort — If. April 1. Mr W. Walker's bd wd Clansman, by Kingwater — Cazzarina. July 13. Mr W, Walker's w bk b Highland Mary, by Canaradzo out of Sister to Black Flag. March 3 or 5. PEDESTRIANISM. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.— 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. PEDESTRIANISM AT BIRMINGHAM AND DISTRICTS- ASTON CROSS GROUNDS.— Nothing worthy of note has taken place during the last week at these grounds, the alteration making by the proprietors in extending the running ground, is gradually getting towards completition, and when finished will be one of the largest and best pedestrian grounds in this portion of the kingdom. At the above grounds on Saturday evening, Ang 1, at eight o'clock, Deaken of Sutton Coldfleld and Eaves of Minworth toed the scratch to run 125 yards, for £ 5 a side. Although the amount of stake was not large, yet a good deal of interest was taken in the match, the men having previously ran a match of 220 yards at Aston Cross on the 4th of J uly, when Eaves won by two yards. Deaken's friends attributed his defeat to the bad start he got, and another match was made and ran off on the same day, when Deaken got away with a slight lead and won by two yards. Mr A. Roberts, in the absence of Mr Coates, acted as referee. Both men appeared in first- rate trim, Deaken was attended by Genge ( the Miller), his trainer, and George Hartshone, and Eaves by Catlin of Lincoln. A good bit of money was invested at 5 to 4 on Deaken. The men were fully thirty minutes before they got away, when Deaken succeeded in getting off with the lead, gradually increasing the distance, and winning by full three yards and a half. PRINCE OF WALES RUNNING GROUNDS, HOLLOWAY HEAD, BIRMINGHAM.— The 200 yards Novice Handicap, advertised to take place on Monday, Aug 10, will be made into an all- England Handicap, for which Mr A. Deakin will give £ 10 as money prizes. Entries Is each, no acceptances, to be made to Mr A Deakin, Bowling- green, Holloway Head; or to Tom Cooper, Market Hall Tavern, Beil- street, Bull- ring. The handicap to take place on Monday and Tuesday, 24th and 25th of August. Entries to close on 20th of August. Entrance at the gate will be threepence. WAITHMAN AND T. WRISHT.— These well known pedestrians met on Monday, Aug 3, at the above grounds to run 190 yards for £ 15 a side. Three o'clock was the time stated for the men to toe the scratch, but it was nearly five before they made their appear- ance on the mark. Mr Hallam, the final stakeholder, did the needful as referee. The attendance to witness the match was very limited, although it was fully anticipated it would be quite a sporting affair. Both men appeared well. Waithman had the advantage in height over Wright by two inches, and is a well- made wiry young fellow; he was attended by Dodd of Birming- ham. Wright, to our thinking, was a little too fleshy. He was waited on by his brother Charley. There was but little betting; what was done was 3 to 2 on Waithman. The time, 15 minutes, had more than expired before they got off, when Wright bounded away with full a yard start, and a well contested race took place, Wright keeping the lead till within a few yards of the winning post, when Waithman, who had kept close up the whole distance, spurted forward and won by half a yard. HIDE AND PARTRIDGE.— These Birmingham lads have made good their money, £ 5 a side, to the stakeholder, for a 100 yards match, which comes off at the above grounds, on Monday Aug 10. Men to be at scratch at three o'clock. G MOLE OF WALSALL AND J. MEAKEN or CARLTON.— This 150 yards match, Meaken having a start of five yards, for £ 25 a side, is going on. The final deposit for the same is to be made at T. Cooper's, Market Hall Tavern, Bell- street, Birmingham, on Monday, Aug 10. The match comes off at the above grounds on Monday, Aug 17. BULLIVANT OF NOTTINGHAM AND T. BROWN OF BIRMING- HAM.— These men, we understand, are matched to run three laps round the above grounds. Brown having a start of five yards, for £ 10 a side, to come off on Monday, Aug 31. Mr Tailby to be stakeholder and referee. ASH TREE GROUNDS, TIVIDALE.— H. Tudor of Dudley Port and J. Raden of Tividale are matched to run, atthe above grounds, on Aug 31, 120 yards, for £ 5 a side. £ 1 a side is down, and a fur- ther deposit to be made on Saturday ( this) evening, Aug 8, at T. Thomas's, Gate Inn, Tividale. Mr Butler, of Tividale, final stake- holder and referee. T. ROBERTS OF BIRMINGHAM AND SAM BARKER OF LONDON. — The five mile match, for £ 15 a side, Roberts to have a start of a minute and a half, comes off at Aston Cross Grounds, on Monday, Aug 17. £ 12 10s a side is down, and the final deposit must be made on Monday, Aug 10, to Mr Tailby, who is final stakeholder and referee. JONES AND BARRETT.— The quarter of a mile match, for £ 5 a side, between these men is going on. It stands to come off at Aston Cross Grounds en Monday, Aug 17. A further deposit for the same must be made on Monday, Aug 10, to Mr Tailby, who is final stakeholder and referee. G. HARTSHORNE AND MORDIKE.— The quarter of a mile match between these well- known men is progressing, Mordike to have four yards start, for £ 10 a side, and is to come off at Aston Cross Grounds on Aug 24. £ 5 a « ide is down; £ 2 10s a side must be made on Monday, Aug 10, to J. Tailby, the stakeholder and referee. RANDLE OF COLESHILL AND MORDIKE.— This half mile match, Randle receiving five yards, for £ 5 a side, is going on. The match comes off at Aston Cross Grounds on Monday, Aug 17. A further deposit for the match must be made on Monday, Aug 10, to Mr Tailby, who is final stakeholder and referee. SMALLEY OF BIRMINGHAM AND MR LARKE'S MAN.— The 100 miles walking match, for £ 20 a side, for which our Birmingham correspondent held a deposit, is off, Smalley receiving forfeit of the money down, Laycock's backers not agreeing to the match coming off in the Birmingham district. Smalley's backer states that he shall walk Laycock ( Larke's man) 100 miles, within a month from signing articles, and walk him £ 25 to £ 20, and will toss for choice of three grounds in Birmingham. Smalley's money ready at Mr Parry's, Bell Inn, Livery- street, Birmingham. H. GURLEY'S NOVICE OF BENTLB Y HEATH, AND J. BURNS OF SO- LIHULL.— These lads met on Tuesday evening, at seven o'clock, to run a half mile match for £ 5 a side. The match exceed the greatest interest in the villages of Knowle and Solihull, ten miles from Birmingham, and there was an immense assemblage from those places present. The lads ran the same distance about five weeks back for a small sum; Burns'sfriends not being satisfiedat his defeat, the present match was made, and our Birmingham correspondent was mutually chosen to act as referee. The ground selected was on a fair turnpike road, under the beautiful avenue of trees that oover the road for three quarters of a mile. Both lads were in fine condition, the novice having trained under H. Gurley, and Burns under G. Stevens, of Birmingham. The betting commenced at even money, and finished at 6 to 4 on the novice. Mr J. Beasley was appointed starter, and at a quarter before eight o'clock, at the snap of the pistol, they got away well together, in which form they ran for half the distance, when Burns got to the front, but only for a few yards, for the novice was quickly alongside of him. At three quarters distance Burns began to show signs of distress, and after struggling on a few yards further he gave in dead beat. The novice kept gamely at his work, and finished an easy winner. Time, 2min 18sec. Mr Wall, of the Malt Shovel Inn, Solihull, paid over the stakes the same evening. The whole distance was well kept, and the winner was loudly cheered at coming in. Ben Garington will run Deaken of Sutton a quarter of a mile round Aston Cross Grounds, or 120 yards level, for £ 5 or £ 10 a side ; or will run H. Brown 100 yards, or will take one yard in six score, or will run T. Newbold 100 yards with three yards start, for £ 10 a side. Garington will be at Spratt's, Britannia Inn, Lancaster- street, on Wednesday, Aug 12, prepared to make a match with either one. Young Mills of Aston will take five yards start in one mile of De Grass, for £ 10 a side ; or will run Deaken of Sutton half a mile level, or will give 10 yards in one mile, for the like sum. Money ready at H. Moore's, the Queen's Arms, Aston- road. Deaken of Sutton hearing that Morris of Erdington is anxious for a match will run him from 100 to 300 yards, or he will take four yards start in 200 yards of B. Garrington of Birmingham, for £ 5 or £ 10 a side. Money ready any time at the Beggar's Bush, Oscott. ASTON CROSS GROUNDS.— Mr Clulee of the above grounds will give £ 20 to be run for in an All England Handicap race, distance five miles, to come off on Monday, Aug 31. All entries of Is each must be paid to Mr Clulee as above, on or before Wednesday, Aug 19, and all acceptances of £ 1 each on or before Wednesday, Aug 26. All the acceptance money to go to the second and third man. Any one entering falsely will be disqualified. CITY GROUNDS, MANCHESTER, SATURDAY, AUG 1.— LANG AND SANDERSON.— The announce- ment of another race between those undoubted " clippers,'' W. Lang of Middlesborough, Yorkshire, and J. Sanderson ( alias Treacle) of Whitworth, near Rochdale, caused a large assemblage to muster here this afternoon, the weather being exceedingly fine. Bo recently as the 11th of last month these men ran one mile, for £ 25 a side, upon the same course, when Lang, after a contest un- paralleled for speed, bore away the palm by 10 yards, with com- parative ease. Their engagement to- day was to run two miles, for a similar sum, Mr Holden being stakeholder and referee; and, on account of Lang's previous extraordinary achievements, he had many backers, whilst Sanderson's friends, who well knew that he was very fieet at that distance, firmly adhered to their old favou rite. The betting opened at evens, but shortly afterwards 5 to 4 was laid on Lang; the odds then changed, until 6 to 4 was invested on Sanderson, but prior to start Lang again became the favourite, the betting being 7 to 4 on him. Owing to the fine turn of speed possessed by Lang, and which enables him to permit his opponents to make the running until approaching home, the races in which he pursues these tactics admit of little description. In order to complete the distance of two miles they had to run four laps and 320 yards; and when the pedestrians entered the course, each seemed in excellent condition, Lang having been under the watchful eye of G. Martin, and Sanderson had been prepared by his usual venerable mentor, W. Fish of Royton, near Oldham." On a start being effected, Sanderson soon began to show the way, and before they had proceeded far on the journey he held a lead of three or four yards. Subsequently he went still further in front, bst Lang then slightly increased his pace, and narrowed the gap to about three yards. On- ward they went, at a capital speed, Land permitting San- derssn to hold the premiership for a mile and three quarters, at which point Lang, who had made up leeway, shot past Sanderson, amid loud applause. The Whitworth man, however, appeared determined not to succumb without, at least, one more vigorous effort, and, having set to work in earnest, he again came up to Lang, challenged him, and for about 80 yards a brilliant struggle took place for the lead, botti men being now well nigh exhausted. This excellent effort resulted in favour of the invincible hero of Middlesborough, as, when a little more than 300 yards from home, Lang gradually quitted his able opponent, and cleverly won a capital race by five or six yards. The winner covered the first mile in 4min 27sec, and the entire distance ( two miles) in 9min ll^ sec— the fastest race on record. Lang's victory was deservedly , greeted with hearty cheering, and he was " very much dis- tressed at the finish; whilst Banderson merits every praise for the thorough gameness and perseverance with which he con- tested the event almost frem end to end, for " though ' tis not in mortal to command success," he did his utmost to achieve it. \ [ In our paper of July 26 an error occurred in the time stated to have been occupied by Lang in the mile and a quarter sweepstakes, which came off here on July 18, owing to the word " six'' having been omitted. The time should have appeared five minutes and thirty- six seconds, and not five minutes and thirty seconds, as printed. For this mistake our correspondent is not to blame, the error being a typographical one.] MONDAY, AUG 3.— HEAP AND SCHOFIELD.— W. Heap of Taunton and W. Schofield of Hey wood met here this afternoon to run 280 yards, for £ 25 a side, Mr Holden aoting as referee. The betting was 2 to 1 on Schofleld, who took the lead, was not over- taken, and won easily by nearly half a dozen yards. The winner had been well prepared by G. Darley, of the Pedestrian Tavern, Pendleton, near Manchester. PfiDESTBUSigai.— Articles have been signed on behalf ot S. Albison of Bowlee, near Middleton, and P. Stapleton of Staley- bridge to run one mile, for £ 25 a side, at these grounds, on Sept 5. The first deposit of £ 1 each has been paid to Mr Holden, and £ 4 a side more is to be put down on Aug 10. GREENWOOD AND SCHOFIELD.— E. Greenwood of Manchester and W. Schofield of Heywood are matched to run 200 yards, for £ 25 a side, here, on Aug 29. Mr G. Darley of the' Pedestrian Tavern, Salford, has received £ 1 each on account of this contest. MANOCK AND MILLS.— A match has been made between T. Manock and E. Mills ( respectively of Rochdale) to run 120 yards, for £ 25 a side, at this place, on Sept 19. Mr G. Parkinson of the Three Crowns Inn, Rochdale, now holds £ 10 each, and a similar sum is to be staked on Aug 29. LONGWORTH AND EMERSON.— Mr G. Hardy of the Rising Sun Inn, Swan- street, Manchester, was in possession of the full amount of the stakes (£ 15 a side), for the race of one mile for that sum, between J. Longworth and W. Emerson ( both of Man- chester), which was to come off here, on Aug 8. Mr Hardy had also been appointed referee, and the men were to have been on the mark at five o'clock. WILLCOCK AND BEDDOW.— W. Willcock of Manchester and G. Beddow of London, are matched to run 300 yards, for £ 25 a side, at these grounds, on Sept 12, Mr G. Hardy, of the Rising Sun, Manchester, to be stakeholder and referee. The first deposit of £ 5 each has been paid, and a similar sum was to have been staked on August 8. RABBIT COURSING.— J. Thomas of Hanley, Staffordshire, has matched his bitch Lady against G. Bennett's" Jemmy at rabbits, 11 of 21 courses, 60 yards law, for £ 10 a side, Lady not to exceed 211b nor Jemmy 201b, and the latter to have one given. The con- test is to take place here on Aug 31, and on account of it £ 2 10s each is to be staked in Mr Holden's hands on Aug 11. SHEFFIELD AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. During the past week not a single event worthy of record has taken place— in fact, nothing has taken place here since the late disgraceful proceedings enacted during the last handicap, which were fully described in this paper the week before last. We may also here, and we thmk not out of place, state that, if, when a party has been at the expense of training, & c, a man, and that man it is proved is stolen away at the last moment, who will sup- port him. or the parties interested, in such acts \ We can assure them that they will be very narrowly watched in future. Mr Boothroyd, proprietor of Hyde Park, will give £ 35 to be run for, distance 606 yards, on Monday and Tuesday, Aug 31 and 8ept 1; entrance 2s each, and 4s to accept. Entries to be made at the ground ; Mr J. Darley's, Fargate ; or Mr Pitt's, Bailey- lane, not later than August 12. Disqualification as usual. Entries for Mr H. Phoenix's Great All England 210 Yards Han- dicap Race, to be run at the above ground, on Monday and Tuesday, Aug 24 and 25. First prize £ 20, second £ 3, third £ 2.— G. Mole of Walsall 42 yards start, G. Beddows of London 44, E. Whittle of Ciiorley 47, J. Subden of Arnold 48, W. Brown of Manchester 49, J. Slack of Mansfield 50, J. Anderson of Alnwick 51, W. Waithman of Coventry 51, W. Knight of London 51, T. Wood ( cobbler) 51, A. Cruddington of London 51, W. Schofield of Heywood 51, H. Webster of Liverpool 51, J. Knight of Little Moss 52, E. Greenwood of Manchester 52, G. Buxton of Notting- ham 52, T. Hayes of Wednesbury 53, W. Heslewood, of Stockton 53, J. M'Grah of Birkenhead 53, J. 8. Westerley of Stokesley 53, T. Smith of Congleton 53, 8. Smith of Hemingfield 53, T. Homer of Mushvene 53, J. Gill of Shepley ( near Leeds) 53, T. Homer of Masham 53, J. Roberts of Macclesfield 53, R. Ramsden of Nor- wich 53, T. Billington of Birkenhead 53, H. Cook of Bury 53. E. Mills of Rochdale 54, H. Waring of Preston 54, R, Ranson ot Kil- burn ( near London) 51, G. Green of Bishop Auckland 54, 8. Sum- ner of Silverdale 54, R. Bullerwell of Stella 54, J. Traynor late of Manchester 54, J. Taylor of Newton Heath 54, G. Swift 54, G. Wilson of Bradmoor - 54, J. M'Donald jun of Worksop ( late of Glasgow) 54, T. Burn of Thirsk 54, H. Hopper of Durham 54, J. Scott of Elswick 54, J. Buckland of Reading 54, R. Jackson of Leeds 54, T. Goff of Worcester 54, J. Loft of Beverley 54, M. Burke of Salford 54, J. Nolan of Manchester 54, J. Andrews of Millbrook55, E. Cooper of Birmingham 55, E. Bentley of Stafford ( list weight) 55, F. Jones of Barnsley 55, J. Parker of Preston 55, J. Natlape of Booth Lane 55, H. Stokes of Bloxwich 55, W. Timperley 55, C. Morton 55, J. Finnigan ( 8th Regt) of Sheffield Brk 55, F. Darley 55, A. Hilton of Ryecroft 55, J. Brown of Gawber 55, T. Mills ( late of London) 56, G. Gerrard of Warrington 56, C. Ri- chardson of Walsall 56, W. Columbine of Worsbro' 56, S. Kellet of Holbeck ( 16 years) 56, J. Healy of Huddersfield 56, F. Green of Lincoln 56, J. Cotton of Leeds 56, C. Booth of Leeds 57. F. Littlewood 57. C. Dixon 57, W. Webster 57, J. Hallam of Owler- ton 57, F. Malkin of Worksop 57, H. Stones 57, J. Linley of Forest Side ( 18 years) 57, S. Howard of Bradford 58, G. Sissons 58, T. Sansom of Doncaster 58, J. 8immonite58, A. Glaves58, C. Smith 58, A. Preesley58, W. H. Jackson 58, J. Robinson 58, T. Walley of Stockport ( a lad) 58, J. Skinner 58, J. Brammall 58, A. SiddaH 59, R. Kelly ( late of Limerick) 59, J. Bolsover59, G. Reaney of Hillfoot 59, Lee of Hackenthorpe 60, S. Somerset 60, J. Little- wood 60, T. Clegg 60, Mark Johnson 60, J. Andrews of Greno- side 60, M. Broadhead 60, M. Berry 60, G. Rose 60, G. Barker 60, F. Taylor 60, W. Corker 60. Any man winning a handicap after Aug 7, will be put back two yards, and for running second, one yard. Acceptances of 2s 6d each to be made at Mr H. Phcenix's, Queen's Hotel, Sheffield, on or before Thursday, Aug 13 ; at Mr T. Nixon's, White Hart Inn, Waingate; or at Mr C. Whit- worth's, Cup Inn, Market- street. RABBIT COURSING AT NEWHALL GARDENS, SHEFFIELD.— Mr J. Phcenix of the Ball Inn, Pond- street, Sheffield, will give £ 6 to be run for by dogs of all sizes, on Monday, Aug 10. Entrance 5s each ; dogs 17J inches allowed to enter for 3s. All entries to be made by three o'clock. First rabbit to be spotted at four o'clock. £ 5 will be given to be run for by dogs 17| inches on Monday, Aug 17. Entrance 5s. COPENHAGEN GROUNDS, MANCHESTER. RABBIT COURSING.— A rabbit coursing sweepstakes came off here on Monday last, the first prize being won by B. Shaw's Polly, of Ashton; the second was gained by Bradbury's Nelson. A similar sweepstakes was decided on Wednesday, when Brad- bury's Nelson proved successful, Robinson's Luce securing second honours. RABBIT MATCH OFF.— The match at rabbits, for £ 10 a side, be- tween J. Robinson's Lucy of Ash ten and T. Pearson's Music of Bolton, originally arranged for Aug 17, at these grounds, is off, Pearson having forfeited £ 1. GREAT 440 YARDS FREE HANDICAP.— A great handicap of £ 5 each, with £ 25 added, will take place here on Saturdays, Aug 29 and Sept 5. The pedestrians accepting will be required to paj- £ 1 each by Aug 11, £ 2 by Aug 18, and £ 3 by Aug 25, to Mr Hayes, at the grounds. Post Office orders to be made payable at Newton Heath. Eight to accept or no race. The acceptances will appear in Bell's Life on Aug 16. J. Nuttall scratch, S. Albison 5 yards start, J. Beddow 5, J. Buckley 5. J. Nevin 5, W. Will- cock 6, Crudgington 13, M. Burke 12, J. Collier 8, J. Andrews 10, W. Heap 12, J. Neary 13, J. Booth 14, W. Brown 16, J. Beeby 11, A. Cooper 15, W. Schofield 16, T. Wright 15, Webster of Liver- pool IT, J. Outram 17, J. Broadmeadow 17, P. Stapleton 15, W. Lang 13, H. Wild 18, M. Horam 24, R. Medley 12, W. Kirkham 17, J. Goddard 12, J. Connor 17, Broadbent of Lees 21, T. Cox 9, J. Aldcrcft 16, P. Holrovd 15, J. Spence 16, J. Hardman 12, Kiernan of Pilkington 13, E. Healey 20, E. Mills 22, T. Jarrott 15, J. Ashton 14, and J. Hogg 10. THE CHAMPION WRESTLING BELT.— W. Schora, of Ashton, has staked £ 5 in the hands of Mr Hayes, the proprietor of these grounds, for the purpose of making a match with J. Meadow- croft, of Radcliffe, to wrestle for the champion belt and £ 25 a side, in accordance with the conditions appertaining to that trophy, which is now held by Meadowcroft. To wrestle in six weeks from August 8. SNIPE INN, AUDENSHAW. ONE MILE CHAMPIONSHIP.— LANG AND STAPLETON.— W. Lang of Middlesborough and P. Stapleton of Mossly are matched to run one mile here, for £ 25 a side and the Champion Cup, now held by Stapleton, on Aug 29. Mr T. Warren now has £ 5 each, to be increased into £ 10 each on Monday, Aug 10. ARTINGSTALL AND FOSTER — Mr Holden now lias £ 15 each for the match between Foster of Leeds and Artingstall of Audenshaw to run 100 yards here on Monday, Aug 10, the final deposit of £ 10 each to be paid by three o'clock, and the men to be on the mark at four, to start by the first report of pistol. JUMPING.— URMSTER AND ROBERTS.— These men meet here on Saturday afternoon, Aug 8, to jump their match at stand, five hops and a jump; to be on the mark at four o'clock. RABBIT COURSING.— Two rabbit sweepstakes will take place here on Monday and Tuesday, Aug 17 and 18, for all weights. Prizes £ 2 each day, entrance 2s, dogs under 211b Is; to commence at two o'clock each day. CANINE.— TWIG V TWIG.— Mr T. Warren now has £ 10 a side for the match between these dogs to run 200 yards here, for £ 25 a side, on Saturday, Aug 15. The final deposit of £ 15 each is to be paid by four o'clock, and to weigh and run at five o'clock. ST GEORGE'S RACE GROUNDritONLEY. 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 I; distance 440 yards ; any one entering falsely will be disqualified; limited to 30 yards. J. Penney of Longwood and W. Haigh of Golcar are matched to run 200 yards, for £ 15 a side, on the above ground, on Aug 15. £ 5 a side is now down in the hands of J. Woodhouse, who is to be final stakeholder and referee. QUOITS.— J. Turner and Joe Whittaker are matched to play at quoits here, for £ 10 a side, 18 yards distance, clay ends. £ 1 a side is now down ; to be made into £ 10 a side the Friday before play- ing. To play August 22. PARK INN GROUNDS, PRESTWICH, MANCHESTER. JUMPING.— Two men, named Ramsbottom and Hart ( both of Bury) have signed articles to jump, at stand put, for £ 5 a side, at these grounds, on Aug 22. Mr J. Wild of Bury now holds £ 2 each, and the remaining £ 3 a side is to be staked in the hands of Mr E. Troillett, the proprietor of the grounds, on Aug 15, he having been appointed final stakeholder and referee. DOG HANDICAP.— A dog handicap, distance 200 yards, will come off at these grounds on August 15 and 22. First prize £ 5, second 10s, third 5s; entrance Is each, and no acceptance, to be paid by August 11 at the grounds, or at Mr Holden's, Manchester. Stamps as cash. The handicap to be two and a half yards to the pound inside; 4oz allowed on August 15, and 8oz on August 22. Any dog entered falsely will be disqualified. HIGGINSHAW GROUNDS, OLDHAM. Mr J. Chadwick, the proprietor, will give £ 5 to be run for by men who never won above £ 15, distance 130 yards, on Satur- days, Aug 22 and 29. Entries Is 6d each, to close by Aug 17, at Messrs A. Wild's, Werneth; J. Seville's and H. Stephenson's, Oldham; J. Hitchen's, Side of Moor; or at the grounds. Any one entering falsely will be disqualified. SALFORD BOROUGH GROUNDS. THE 115 YARDS HANDICAP.— This handicap will not take place, in consequence of the entry not filling. Any one having entered may have his money returned by forwarding a directed envelope, containing address, to Mrs Attenbury, Borough Inn, Regent- road, Salford. DAMAGES FOR A RAILWAY ACCIDENT.— In the Sheriff's Court, Worcester, on Tuesday, Aug 4, Mr Phillip Derry, a butcher, carry- ing on a large business at Malvern, brought an action against the West Midland Railway Company for compensation for injuries received whilst travelling over the Hereford section of the de- fendants' railway on the 17th of last October. Damages were laid at £ 5,000. The company admitted the plaintiff's right to com- pensation, and the question was the proper amount to be assessed. The butchering business which the plaintiff had purchased yielded his predecessor £ 400 a year above his expenses. This he had been obliged to give up at a great loss. His maintenance since the accident was something like £ 350, medical expenses £ 94, with others, which made a total of £ 475. Besides which he asked for compensation for suffering attendant upon concussion of the brain and spine. The jury gave a verdict for the plaintiff, £ 1,600 damages. ABOLITION OF TURNPIKES.— An act of Parliament has just been printed to amend the acts relating to the turnpike roads in the neighbourhood of the metropolis north of the Thames, under which a number of turnpikes wiW be abolished. In J uly next the commissioners are to remove the tollhouses and gates. An appor- tionment is made of the estates specified, and the other roads on which tolls are to be continued are to be divided into districts. On the 1st of July the tolls authorised to be taken under the Metro- politan Act of 1829 are to cease. The turnpike roads by the act transferred to parishes in which tolls are to cease are specified in the first schedule annexed, and embrace the roads on which om- nibuses now run north of the Thames. With a few exceptions, the tollgatee will on the 1st of July next be removed in 20 pa- rishes north of the Thames, extending from Westminster to Teddington, and from Tottenham- court- road to Hampstead, with Kentish Town. CRICKET. DIAMONDS v RUGBY. This match was commenced at Rugby on Monday, July 13, and finished the following day, the Diamonds winning in one innings, with 18 runs to spare. There was some really good play on both sides. For the Diamonds Messrs Bull, Booth, Flamstead, Hume, Kenrick, Howsin, and Plowden got their runs in good style ; and for Rugby, Buchanan, Caldecott, and Fetherston did the same. DIAMONDS. J. Burgess, c Randolph, b Bu- chanan 7 Rev A. Flamstead, c Harrison, b H. Willes 37 E. IIume, c Campbell, b II. Willes. 23 C. Booth, c Buchanan, b Martin. 38 E. A. Howsin, c Fetherston, b Buehanan 14 H. E. Bull, not out 84 RUGBY. G. E. Willes, b Plowden C. Rawlins, run out 0 H. M. Plowden, b H. Willes ... .11 G. K » nrick, c G. Willes, b Calde- cott 25 Hon P. Amherst, b Buchanan .. 4 Capt Holden. run out 4 B 14,1 b 5, w b 13 32 Total 279 1st inn 2d inn b Booth 5 M. T. Martin, c Amherst, b Plowden.. 3 c Howsin, b Plowden.. .. 14 b Booth run out . F. Caldecott, st Howsin, b Kenrick .. 35 D. Buchanan, c Howsin, b Holden.. .. 27 A. H. Harrison, b Plowden 10 c Amherst, b Plowden B. Fetherston, c Hume, b Holden .... 15 b Howsin 24 H. C. Willes, b Holden 0 A. C. Thewies, b Plowden 10 Rev J. Randolph, absent 0 D. Campbell, not out 6 K. Shaw, c Plowden, b Booth 1- 3 b Howsin'. 10 B11, 1 b 2, w b 9 22 B 11,1 b 1, w b 5 17 Total — 145 Total — 116 b Plowden 9 b Plowden 12 not out 6 c Kenrick, b Plowden.... 14 CANNOCK v INCOGNITI. This match was played on the Cannock Ground on Monday and Tuesday, July 27 and 28, and owing to the rain on the second day ended in a draw. The match occasioned considerable in- terest in the" neighbourhood,[ from ; t- he circumstance that the In- cogniti is a London club of great celebrity, and this was the first occasion of their being represented in the provinces. The Cannock had token the precaution to have a strong team, and an unusual amount of good cricket was displayed on both sides. The match was enlivened by a large attendance of ladies and the respectable inhabitants of the district. Score: INCOGNITI. Ist inn II. Jackson, b Mott 5 P. L. Hemming, b Vernon 0 L. Hussey, c Lyon, b Mott 4 F. F. Lambert, b Vernon 6 P. Beaver, b Mott 13 C. J. Brune, c Harrison, b Vernon .... 0 E. T. Lambert, c Harrison, b Vernon.. 1 A. Hemming, b Mott 5 E. Routledge, c Harrison, b Vernon .. 3 A. limberson, not out 7 J. Piggott, b Mott I B13. lb 3, wbl 17 Total - 62 CANNOCK. 2d inn c and b Brown .24 c Huntsman, b Vernon.. 0 c Harrison, b Brown .... 12 c Harrison, b Vernon.... 5 b Brown 35 b Brswn 11 run out 4 c Gilpin, b Brown 5 not out 4 c Harrison, b Vernon.... 9 c Strongitharm, b Brown. 0 B5, lb2, wb4, nbl .. 12 Total — 121 J. Brown, c P. Hemming, b Hussey 0 G. Gale, not out 28 B. Gilpin, b Routledge 8 A. Curtis, c Routledge, b Brune.. 0 B 4,1 b 4, w b 5, n b 4 17 C. J. Inge, b Hussey' 4 E. J. Huntsman, b A. Hemming 2 A. L. Vernon, b A. Hemming .. 0 W. Lyon, b A. " Hemming 2 W. B. Harrison, ru: i out 5 W. K. Mott, leg b w, b A. Hem- ming 23 G. Strongitharm, b Hussey 5 Total 93 In the second innings of Cannock, Huntsman scored ( not out) 8, Ver- non ( not out) 2i, Gale ( b Hussey) 3; b 3,1 b 2, w b 4— total 44. SHUGB0R0UGH v INCOGNITI. This match was played at Shugborough Park on Wednesday, July 22, and ended in a drawn game in favour of Shugbo rough. Score: SHUGBOROUGH. Godwin, run out 1 C. If. Steward, b Hussey 0 W. K. Mott, run out 23 C. E. Joyce, b A. Hemming .... 0 W. B. Harrison, b Hussey 4 W G. Webb, b A. Hemming.. .. 18 G. Strongitharm, b Hussey 4 A. L. Vernon, b A. Hemming .. 8 Hardwicke, st P. Hemming, b A. Hemming 0 W. H. Steward, not out 8 H. Twigg, b A. Hemming 2 B 11,1 b 2, w b 16 29 Total 97 INCOGNITI. P. Hemming, c Strongltharm, b Vernon 6 G. Rout. ledge, b Vernon 4 L. Hussey, c Hardwicke, bVernon 11 A. Emberson, bMott 13 P. Beaver, b Vrernon H F. F. Lambert, b Mott 0 H. Jackson, leg b w, b Vernon.. 0 C. J. Brune, not out 0 E. Lambert, b Mott 5 B. Gilpin, not out 0 A. Hemming 0 B3, 1 b 1, wb 2 6 Total 56 KENSINGTON PARK v ANOMALIES, This match was played at Not- ting Hill on Tuesday, July 21. Kensington Park went first to the wickets, and obtained 141 runs. The Anomalies then went in, and, in consequence of the rain, which fell nearly the whole day, the game ceased when they had obtained the required number of runs. 8core: KENSINGTON PARK. T. Case, c Johnson, b Walton.... 21 G. A. C. Evans, c Ponsonby, b Walton 4 C. W. Ktreataeld, b Walton 5 A. R. Daly, c Tabor, b WilkinsoB36 J. Parkinson, b Wilkinson 0 H. Pocock, c Substitute, b Graham 11 W. II. Byas, c Wilkinson, b Turner 17 ANOMALIES. A. Wilkinson, c Stringer, b Mol- | E. J. Turner, b Mollison lison .... 55 A. J. Tabor, b Daly 25 Capt Walton, c Mollison, b Daly. 1 L. Lane, c Mollison, b Daly .... 13 E. C. Follett, not out 21 F. Stringer, c and b Turner .... 15 J. Mollison, not out 8 J. Bartlett. b Turner 6 H. D. Blyth, c Carnac, b Wilkinson4 B 8,1 b 2, w h 4 14 Total 141 A. Graham, b Mollison .. I F. Ponsonby, not out.... Lb2, w" b 6 Total CRICKET AT CHOLMLEY SCHOOL. GROVE BANK v THE SCHOOL. This match was played on July 1, and resulted in rather an easy victory for Grove Bank. Messrs J. Leach and Brown played two good innings for Grove Bank, the former gentleman carry- ing out his bat; while Mr G. Leach was the principal scorer for the School. Score: GROVE BANK. 1st inn 2d inn T. Brown, b H. Lake 2 b H. Lake 31 H. Jackson, b H. Lake 0 b G. Leach 10 J. Leach, not out 31 c and b H. Lake 5 G. Gillman, cH. Lake, b G. Leach .... 8 candbH. Lake 5 F. Campbell, b G. Leach 0 c H. Lake, b R. Gaskell.. 6 T. Wyndhain, b H. Lake 0 b H. Lake 11 , T. Sephton, run out 1 b G. Leach 2 F. Cobden, b H. Lake 11 b H. Lake 6 N. S. Ruddock, b H. Lake 0 b H. Lake o F. J. Ladbury, b H. Lake 1 b G. Leach 0 H. Rigg, b II. Lake 1 not out o Byes 2 B 4,1b3, wb 12 .... 19 Total - 57 Total - 95 THE SCHOOL. 1st inn 2d inn H. Attenborough, run out 1 b Brown 2 A. Like, c Gillman, b Cobden 7 not out 9 11. Lake, c Sephton, b Cobden 9 run out 8 G. Leach, b Cobden 8 b Cobden 24 R. Gaskell, c J. Leach, b Gillman .... 2 b Brown 1 W. Gaskell, c J. Leach, b Gillman .... 5 b Cobden 0 A. Beauchamp, b Gillman 1 b Brown 4 S. Finnis, b Cobden 0 run out 3 J. W. Watson, b Cobden 2 c Brown, b Cobden 0 E. Beaumont, not out 2 c Gillman, b Cobden .... 3 J. R. Towse, b Cobden 0 c Cobden, b Brown 0 B 3, 1 b 1, w b 7 11 Bl, wbll 12 Total — 48 Total — 66 MERCHANT TAYLORS v CHOLMLEY SCHOOL. This match was played at Highgate on July 18, and the High- gate School, after being obliged to follow their innings, succeeded in partially retrieving their aisgrace by scoring 151, with the loss of eight wickets, before time was called, through the play of Messrs H. Lake and G. Leach. Score: MERCHANT TAYLORS. Costeker, c Wyndham, b Lake .. 1 Brown, b G. Leach 1 Church, bGillman .... 12 Waters, b Finnis 36 Copleston. b Gillman 0 Bond, b Finnis 11 Turner, c J. Leach b G. Leach .. 11 Ward, c J. Leach, b Finnis 0 Wayman, c R. Gaskell, b Finnis. 5 Cole, c R. Gaskell, b G. Leach .. 1 Smale, not out 0 B 25,1 b 2, W b 10 37 CHOLMLEY SCHOOL. F. Campbell, c Cole, b Costeker.. 4 T. Brown, b Copleston 6 H. Lake, c Wayman, b Copleston 7 G. Gillman, b Costeker 0 G. Leach, b Costeker 1 J. Leach, run out 0 R. Gaskell. cCopleston, bCosteker 3 T. Wyndham, cWard. b Copleston 0 W. Gaskell, b Costeker 0 E. P. Leach, not out 6 S. Finnis, b Ward 9 B 8,1 b 2, W b 9 19 Total 115 Total 55 In the second innings of Cholmley School, Campbell scored ( run out) 2, Brown ( b Costeker) 2, Lake ( not out) 77, Gillman ( b Turner) 9, G. Leach ( c Church, b Turner) 41, J. Leach ( c and b Costeker) 0, R. Gaskell ( b Copleston) 0, E. P. Leach ( b Copleston) 1; b 10, w b 9— total 151. CHOLMLEY SCHOOL v HIGHGATE. This return match was played at Highgate July 22, and the School were again victorious. Messrs Gillman and Wyndham played well for the School, and Homewood for the Town. Score: HIGHGATE. W. Fisher, c Campbell, b Towse. 10 Wctherall, cEmergency, b Towse. 5 Thompson, b Finnis 0 Homewood, c and b Wyndham.. 53 Hazel, c Gillman, b Campbell .. 4 Davies, c and b Wyndham 15 Edgerton, b Wyndham 8 Jones, c Gillman, b Wyndham .. 4 Bew, not out 6 Goodwin, b Wyndham 0 Saunderson, b Brown 0 B 5, lbl, wb2S 29 Total 134 CHOLMLEY. S. Brown, b Jones 9 F. Campbell, b Jones 9 J. Leach, c Hazeil, b Bew 11 G. F. Gillman, run out 25 R. Gaskell, run out 10 T. H. Wyndham, not out 30 W. Gaskell, b Jones 10 E. P. Leach, stJones, bThompson. 5 W. Watson, c Homewood, b Good- win 13 S. Finnis, not out 5 B 2,1 b 4, w b 5 11 Total 138 CHOLMLEY SCHOOL v REV J. H. LEACH'S ELEVEN. This match was commenced at Highgate on July 25, but the in- clemency of the weather would not allowof its completion. Score: REV J. H. LEACH'S ELEVEN. T. Latham, c Brown, b Wynd- | Rev A. Church, c Brown, b G. .. 21 .. 2 Leach... T. Rivington, not out 10 E. Duguld, runout 7 F. Cobden, c Gaskell, b Lake .... 2 B 5,1 b 1, w b 10, n b 1 17 ham Rev J. H. Leach, h Lake E. Comyn. c E. Leach, b G. Leach R. Copleston, b G. Leach... E. F. Wilson, run out H. Evans, b G. Leach 14 Total 100 E. Bird, c and b Wyndham — 14 J For CIIOLMLEY SCHOOL, T. Brown scored ( b Copies ton) 3, F. Camp- bell ( c Bird, b Duguid) 3, H. Lake, c and b Duguid) 19, G. P. Leach ( b CoplestonXO, G. Gillman ( not out) 41, J. Leach ( not out) 5; b 9, w b 8— total 88. WYCHW00D FOREST v P. WALSH ESQ'S ELEVEN, This match was played on Friday, July 10, at the Ranger's Lawn, the ground of the W. F. C., well known for its extensive and beautiful scenery. The day was perfect, and the game was well attended. Mr Walsh's Eleven, though their scores were small, played an uphill game with great spirit. Score: WYCHWOOD FOREST. Rev Stevens, b BuHieley 3 H. Godden, not out 9 H. Buckell, b Walsh 0 W. Holloway, b Boulter 0 B 25,1 b 8, w b 11 44 C. Rawlinson, leg b w, b Walsh.. 1 Rev H. Graham, b Walsh 19 Haynes, b Rigaud 3 Carter, b Bulkeley 4 R. Funnell, b Walsh 15 W. S. Price, b Bulkeley 2 G. Buckell, b Boulter 13 P. WALSH'S ELEVEN. Morris, b Godden Bulkeley, b Godden 3 Boulter, b Godden 0 Rigand, b Godden 14 c and b Carter 3 Spring, b Godden 0 run out 0 Rev Rawlinson, leg b w, b Godden .... 0 b Carter 0 Batt, b Graham 3 Bowley, c Stevens, b Godden 3 P. Walsh, c Buckell, b Graham 9 Hopgood, b Graham 2 Danbury, not out 3 B 3,1 b 1, w b 2 6 Total Total 113 1st inn 2d inn ... 1 b Carter 0 ... 3 cCarter, b Price 4 b Price 0 runout 6 c and b Price 1 c and b Price 1 not oat 0 b Carter 6 B4, wb6 10 — 44 Total.... — 31 VALE OF DERWENT v REV H, M- CLIFFORD'S ELEVEN This match was played at Castle Howard on Wednesday, July 22, and terminated in favour of V. D. C. on the first innings by 42 runs. Score: VALE OF DERWENT. F. H. Walker, c Johnson, b- Carr 8 G. Cayley, c Clifford, b Carr .... 13 Rev E. Heslop, c Carr, b Johnson 2 E. S. Carter, run out' 23 Rev C. P. Cleaver, b Cole 15 J. Wire, b Osborne 25 J. H. Legart, st Collins, b Osborne 1 W. Heaf, b Osborne '.. 6 H. Hill, st Collins, b Osborne.... 1 A. Darly, b Osborne 0 R. Hill, not out 0 B 5,1 b 1, w b 8 14 REV. H. CLIFFORD'S ELEVEN. G. Osborn, b Heslop 13 F. Guilor, c and b Heslop 20 R. Blythe, c Legard, b Heslop .. 7 T. Gray, b Carter 10 G. E. Dodsworth, b Heslop 0 Rev E. M'Cole, b Carter 10 Rev H. M. Clifford, b Cleaver .. 2 H. Caw, b Carter 0 F. Collins, b Carter 0 J, W. Newton, run oat 0 C. Johnson, not out 0 B2, lbl, wb 1 4 HAYES v SEVENOAKS VINE. This match was played at Sevenoaks on June 5, but resulted ill a draw, as it rained incessantly. Score : SEVENOAKS VINE. Payne, b Wells 3 Whitehead, b Russell 1 Finch, b Russell 50 Capt Monson, b Wells 10 Hon Amherst, b Russell 21 Bartholomew, run out 7 Capt Christy, b Gosling 17 F. Lambarde, b Gosling 2 A. Christy, c Russell, bGosling.. 0 T. Lambarde, not out.. 0 C. Lambarde, b Gosling 0 Byes, & c 26 Total 137 For HAYES, W. Mortimer scored ( not out) 3, J. Wells ( not out) 0; bye 1— total 4. RETURN MATCH. This match was played at Hayes on July 9, and resulted in favour of Hayes by ten wickets, through the very difficult bowling of Mortimer and the fine fielding of J. Russell, who made two very fine catches at mid- wicket on. Score : SEVENOAKS VINE. 1st inn 2d inn Whitehead, c and b Mortimer 21 c Reed, b Mortimer 1 Finch, not out 38 c Hawkins, b Mortimer 14 R. D. Alexander, c West, b Mortimer,. 2 b Mortimer W. S. Alexander, b Griffith 0 c West, Bartholomew, c Russell, b Mortimer.. 2 not out Capt Christy, c Russell, b Mortimer .. 0 Rogers b Russell A. Christy, run out Payne, c Reed, b Mortimer E. B. Alexander, c Russell, b Mortimer 1 Sharp, c and b Mortimer 8 Byes, & c 5 Total W. Mortimer, cFlncb, b Alexander 27 C. B. Griffith, leg b w, bAlexander 22 W. West, cand b Bartholomew.. 5 A. R. Hawkins, c and bWhitehead 7 C. L. Ilulbert, b Whitehead 7 J. Russell, not out 17 E. C. Hayden, cand bBartholomew 1 .- 85 HAYES. b Russell 14 15 run out 2 b Mortimer I 0 run out l b Mortimer 4 c Hayden, b Mortimer .. 0 b Russell l Byes, & c 11 Total — 69 W. Blundell, bBartholomew.... 2 G. D. Reed, b Bartholomew O J. Fry, st Finch, b Whitehead .. 6 C. Fry, b Whitehead 0 Byes, & c 9 Total 103 In the second innings of Hayes, Hawkins scored ( not out) 29, Russell ( uot out) 10; byes & c 5— total 44. HAYES v BROMLEY, This match was played at Bromley on June 12, and resulted in a draw, through the badness of the weather. Mr W. F. Traill's bowling was very effective. Score : BROMLEY. Stubberfield, leg b w, b Odell Doe, jun, b Traill. HAYES. T. Winterflood, b Willis T C. Odell, b Willis 2 W. F. Traill, b Willis..., 11 J. Russell, b Blundell 1 R. Coppleston, run out 2 H. Iiowsell, b Willis 2 J. Baker, not out o G. D. Reed, cStubberfield, bBlundelll H. Morris, b Willis 0 J. Fry, b Willis 2 C. Hooton, absent o Byes, & c 12 0 H. Willis, c Odell, b Traill 3 Wooper, c Reed, b Traill 0 Mo watt, c Hooton, b Traill 4 W. Blundell, b Traill 3 Tilbury, run out .... 2 Harehum, b Odell l Payne, b Odell 4 Knight, b Traill 3 Dunn, not out 4 Byes, & c io Total 40 Total 40 In the second innings of Bromley, Stubberfield scored ( c Rowsell. b Odell) 3, Mowatt ( not out) 11, Blundell ( run out) 0; byes & c 5— total 19. HAYES v MIDDLESEX ( TUFNELL PARK). This match was played at Hayes on June 29. Score : HAYES. 1st inn 2d intr II. Gosling, b Catling 13 st Marshall, bC. Absolom 5 Stubberlield, c Oldacre, b Catling 3 c Inwood, b C, Absolom 0 A. R. Hawkins, c Oldacre, b Catling ., 10 c Inwood, b Catling 35 H. Jenner, jun, b Catling 0 b Oldacre 2 H. Edlmann, c Chapman, b Catlin .... 5 b C. Absolom 8 W. West, leg b w, b In wood 0 b C. Absolom 2 J. Russell, b C. Absolom 28 not out 19 E. C. Haden, b C. Absolom 13 leg b w. b Catling o W. Blundell, c and b C. Absolom 1 c Absolom, b Oldacre 0 C. Fry, st Marshall, b C. Absolom 3 b Oldacre 6 J. Fry, not out 7 b Oldacre 18 Byes, & c 18 Byes, & c 4 Total — id Total — 99 TUFNELL PARK. 1st inn 2d inn Marshall, b Blundell 4 c Russell, b Gosling .... 0 Fisher, run out o b Russell o C. Absolom, c and b Russell 12 b Gosling 4 Oldacre, run out o c Blundell, b Russell .... 3 Catling, c Stubberfield, b Russell 16 c Haden, b Gosling 0 Stocker, b Blundell 0 run out 2 Inwood, run out 13 b Russell 4 Bellamy, runout 5 bRut- sell 0 Chapman, leg b w, b Russell 0 c J. Fry, b Russell 3 H. W. Absolom, b Russell 1 c C. Fry, b Gosling 2 Read, not out 0 not out o Byes, & c 22 Byes, & c 5 Total - 73 Total — 2S CHALCOTS v PECKHAM RYE STANDARD. The Rye was well attended on Thursday, July 2- 3, and the natives were delighted at the local club gaining the match in one innings, with 25 runs to the good. For the victors Messrs Tagg aud Bosworth played well, the former making a slashing 78, and the latter obtaining 17 in his usual neat style. Mr Head bowled remarkably well. For the Chalcots Mr Plank made one of his good innings, and Mr Parker was well on the spot with the lea- ther. The Chalcots only mustered nine men, and somewhat un- accountably refused any proffered assistance. Score: CHALCOTS. 1st inn 2d inn Ileenan, c Clay, b Head 6 c Halse, b Tagg 0 S. Plank, b Head 2 c and b Head 26 J. Parker, cand b Tagg 7 c Bosworth, b Head 4 Stevens, c and b Tagg 13 not out 9 Bury, b Head ll bTagg 12 Ticehurst, tt Borgsis, b Head 9 c Head, b Tagg 3 Barnett, b Head 1 c Smith, b Head., 5 Riddett, c and b Tagg l " Scott, not out 0 Extras l Total — 51 STANDARD. bTagg 0 run out 2 Extras 6 Total — 67 Craufurd, bit w, b Parker 2 Borgnis, b Parker 0 B. Tagg, b Parker .. 78 Bosworth, c Ticehurst, b Parker. 17 11. Smith, run out 7 G. F. Head, b Parker 3 Hallum, c Parker, b Ticehurst .. 2 T. Clay, not out 10 Halse, c Heenan, b Parker 0 Day, run out 0 Stoffell, cPlank, bTicehurst.... 4 Extras 20 Total 143 MI3TLEY AND ST0UR VALLEY v NORTH ESSEX. This match was played at Witham on July 20, and was decided on the first innings in favour of Mistley ( with sixty- nine runs to spare). Score: NORTH ESSEX. M. L. Forinby, c B. Cant, b Ed- wards 13 T. G. G. White, c Heatley, b E. Cant 13 II. C. Bailey, c Heatley, b E. Cant 0 Fordham, st Whale, b Edwards.. 8 J. E. Tabor, cE. Cant, bEdwards 1 C. G. Winch, c Brewster, b Ed- wards 41 F. Bawtree, c W. Cant, b E. Cant 2 Capt Robart, run out 6 Major Bird, b Edwards 7 C. j. Fearon, b Pettitt 8 Hon W. Plunket, b E. Cant. 0 T. Beddall, not out 6 B7, lbl, wb 6 14 MISTLE , & c. A. Sadler, b White 2 J. AVhale, c Plunket, b Fordham. 16 J. G. Brewster, b White 1 F. G. Burmester, c Wynch, b Baw- tree 39 B. R. Cant, run out C. Burney, b Fordham 0 Heatley, c Plunket, b Fordham.. 65 Edwards, b Formby 34 E. Cant, b Fordham 8 H. Pettitt, c White, b Fordham.. 0 H. May, b Fordham 3 W. Cant, not out 10 B5, wb4, nbl 10 Total 18S Total 119 In the second innings of North Essex, Formby scored ( c Brewster, b E. Cant) 8, White ( c Heatley, b Edwards) 9, Tabor ( not out) 8, Wynch. ( not out) 23, Beddall ( run out) 10; b 4, w b 1— total 63. CRANBR00K PARK v WEST ESSEX. This match was played on July 27. Messrs Arthur and Sher- man bowled remarkably well for their respective sides. Score : CRANBROOK PARK. J. B. Oldham, b Pearson H. J. Wheeler, b Patisson R. Sherman, c Arthur, b Patisson F. Druce, hit w, b Tabor R. Forster, b Patison , II. Wigram, c Patisson, C. Newton, not out.... E. Wigram, b Patisson B 5,1 b 5, w b 9 .... Total Ist inn 2d inn ,... 34 not out .... 18 ... 18 ... 0 c and b Pearson .... 0 .... 11 c Windus, b Arthur,. .... 0 .... 1 c Pearson, b Arthur .... 14 c F. Fane, b Arthur .... 4 ,... 18 c Pearson, b Arthur .... 8 ,... 2 c Fogo, b Arthur .... 5 .... 3 b E. B. Fane .... 2 .... 2 b Pearson .... 0 .... 19 Bye .... 1 ,...— 123 Total ....- 65 Total 108 Total 66 In the second innings of the Vale of Derwent, Walker scored ( not out) 30, Wire ( hit w, b Carr) II, H. BiU ( not out) 0, R, Hill ( b Carr) 1; b 1, w b 5— total 48, H. C. Adams, run out S. P. Matthews, c Wheeler, b Sherman 9 J. A. 0. Tabor, c and b Davis.... 4 W. Shepherd, c E. Wigram, b Sherman 13 W. Patissoji, b Sherman 16 E. B. Fane, c Wheeler, b Sher- man 2 WEST ESSEX. L. Arthur, b Sherman 3 A. S. Fogo, st Davis, b Sherman.. 0 J. Windus, c Dobree, b Sherman. 0 F. Fane, not out 2 A. J. Pearson, c Newton, b Sher- man 4 B 5,1 b 3, w b 6 14 Total 75 MARGATE v ASH. This match was played at Grove Ferry on J uly 21, and ended in favour of Margate. Mr Bedford scored 43, and Porter 35 for Margate in capital style, and so good was the bowling of Noble and Bedford, that only one Ash gentleman reached double figures. Score: fMARGATE. Dr White, c Curtis, b Hardboard 5 J. Dentry, b E. Druce 15 F. Swinford, c Hardboard, b E. Druce 3 F. Drucc, b Hardboard 2 C. Bedford, run out t;... 43 W. Porter, c Druce, b Vivian .... 35 J. Hogg, b Vivian 16 J. Noble, b Harnett 1 L. B. Towne, run out 2 C. Prosser, not out 0 Moore, b Druce 0 B 9, 1 b 3, w b 9 21 Total. .144 ASH. Rev J. Midglev, b Bedford 2 E. Druce, b Bedford 2 Rev Curtis, b NJoble 2 HonG. Bridgeman, bNoble .... 2 Spain, b Noble 9 Rev II. Mackarness, b Bedford .. 13 Vivian, c White, b Bedford 3 Mate, c Noble, b Bedford 3 R. Ward, b Noble 8 Adderley, not out o Harnett, c Towne, b Bedford.... 0 B 5, w b 9, n b 1 15 Total. ASH v BETTESHANGER PARK. This match was played at Betteshanger Park on Thursday, July 23; the day fine, and the ground in good order. The " batting of Messrs Vivian, Bridgeman, and Druce for Ash, and Messrs Harbord and James for Betteshanger, was very good. Score: ASn. Ist inn Rev J. Midglcy, c Spain, b Harbord .. 0 b Harbord C. L. Adderley, c Dowker, b Turner .. 1 b Harbord F. Curtis, c James, b Turner 9 b Harbord R. Vivian, b Spain 16 c Spain, b Harbord .. Rev C. Lambarde, b Harbord 2 c Harbord, b Turner II. Ward, c and b Gardner .. 9 b Turner Hon G. Bridgeman, not out 21 run out Rev H. S. Mackarness, run out 6 H. Tufton, c Harbord, b Spain 2 II. Rowe, run out 0 E. Druce, c Spain, b Turner 3 B 8,1 b 2, w b 6 16 Total - 85 2d inn ... 12 ... 0 ... 0 ... 5 ... 0 ... 0 ... 1 not out 12 Rev R. Risley, b Druce 0 C. Turner, c and b Druce 3 G. Dowker, c Midgley, b Druce.. 7 G. Spain, c Ward, b Lambarde.. 3 H. Harbord, b Druce 18 W. James, st Curtis, b Adderley. 48 T. Gai'dner. c Mackarness, bVivian 5 not out 21 B14, w b 9 23 Total — 74 BETTESHANGER PARK. Capt Boys, c Curtis, b Druce ... .11 W. Mate, leg b w, b Lainbarde .. 2 H. Cobb, b Lambarde. 9 B. Harbord, not out .. 12 B 12, lb 3, wbll .26 Total 144 HOME CIRCUIT v SOUTHDOWN. This annual match was played at the Dripping Pan, Lewes, on July 20, and as the Barristers managed to head their opponents by 2 runs on the first innings, and were unable to. play for more than one day, they claim the victory. Score: SOUTHDOWN. G. Selby. b Marsham 19 J. Ingram, c Marsham, b White. 7 S. Leigh, c White, b Biron 39 J. Wood, b Marshiua 2 RevC. Winkfleld. c Melvir, b Biron 9 R. Woodman, b Biron 14 H. Bethune, c and b Biron 10 S. Scobell, c and b White 24 C. Molineux, c E. Smith, b Biron 0 B. Scobell. b White... 3 Hon D. Holroyd, not out 2 B5, lbl, w b 7 13 HOME CIRCUIT. G. Melvir, legb w, b Ingram.... 6 A. L. Smith, c Leigh, b Selby.... 54 R. Marsham, b Bethune 8 J. Green, b Selby 15 W. J. Rudge, c and b Selby 2 E. Smith, b Selby 25 E. Comya,- bSelby l F. M. White, bSelby 2 R. J. Biron, not out 4 T. A. Daehwood, b Wood o L. Smith, b Weed .. 2 B18, lb 5, wb2 25. Total 142 Total 144 In the second innings of Southdown, Selby scored ( c and b Biron) 17. Ingram ( run out) 1, Wood ( not out) 1, Woodman ( st Rudge, b Mru- sham) 0, Bethune ( not out) 5, S. Scobell ( c E. Smith, b White) 2, Molineux ( b Biron) 13; b 2,1 b 2, w b 2— total 45. CHIPPING NORTON • BURFORD. This match was played at Chipping Norton on Jhly 23, and there not being time to play it ant, was decided in fav our of Chip- ping Norton on the first inniags by three runs. VorChipping Norton the Rev Graham played a masterly innings of 44 ( not out), during which ha gave but one chance. Wilson also'' con- tributed a well put together 13 and 18. Pinniger's bowling was good throughout* taking aiae wickete the first ip. nings, IVr Bur SUPPLEMENT TO BELL'S LIFE IN LONDON, AUGUST 9, 1863. ford Messrs Bennett and Hunt batted well. The Burford fielding was good. Place was quite in place as long- stop. Score : CHIPPING NORTON. 1st inn 2d inn Rawlinson. c Walker, b Carter 1 b Bennett 5 H. H. I'inniger, c and b Matthews.... 0 run out.. J. B. Wilson, c Bennett, b Matthews.. 13 b Price TOTTINGTON v CROXTON AND BORDERERS. WEST NORFOLK 18 T. Pearson, run out Clarey, b Matthews Rev Graham, run out W. Bo wen. run out T. Hills, b Bennett Woodward, run out Blunt, c Bennett, b Matthews Rev Stevens, not out B 11. w b 5 Total 5 0 16 43 BURFORD b Bennett 0 b Matthews .. 3 not out 0 b Price 0 run out 7 b Price c and b Price ruu out B 6.1 b 3, w b 9 Total 5 44 1 0 1 3 3 18 ,...— 101 10 ... 16 Bennett, b Pinniger 7 Hunt, b Pinniger Matthews, c Graham, b Pinniger 4 Walker, b Pinniger Rev G. Bode., b Pinniger 0 Stacev, b Pinniger Carter, c Woodward, b Pinniger 0 Capt Price, not out Griffin, c Hills, b Pinniger II B 9,1 b 2, w b 5 Place, bHills 0 — Stevens, c Pearson, b Pinniger .. 61 Total .... • • • • In the second innings of Burford, Bennett scored ( not out) 20, Mat- thews ( c Blunt, b Pinniger) 5, Carter ( run out) 0, Griffin ( not out)/, Place ( b Pinniger) 4, Stevens ( hit w, b Wilson) 4; b 11, 1 b 1, w b 4— total 56. 16TH ( QUEEN'S) LANCERS v 14TH ( KING'S) HUSSARS This match was played at York Bax- racks on July 23, and ended in favour of the 16 th ( with nine wickets to tali), their bowling prov- ing much too strong for the Hussars. Score: 14TH HUSSARS. 1st inn 2d inn is',' b j c Fearn, b Lee 0 b Fearn 2 c Graham, b Fearn 14 b Lee 15 b Fearn 3 0 0 0 3 b Fearn 0 ruu out 0 not out 3 6 b Fearn 0 3 b Fearn .. 12 B 4, w b 3 7 - 28 Total — 50 Serg- Major Tuttell, c Guilor, b - John- son Lieut Bradley, b Johnson 2 Capt Baskerville, b Fearn 4 Lieut Talbot, run out 0 Cornet Baker, b Johnson 2 Cornet Russell, c Graham, b Lee 0 b Fearn Serg- Major Saddler, b Fearn ... Serg- Major Sutherall, c Evans, Johnson Capt Chapman, b Fearn.. Cornet White, not out Farrier Baldwin, run out Bl, 1 bl, wb4 Total 16TH LANCERS. Serg Graham, c Russell, b Tuttell 0 : Private Lee, leg b w, b Tuttell Private Guiior, c Baskerville, b ; Private Taylor, b Tuttell ... Talbot 31 - ' ' Private Maddin, b Tuttell 9 Cori) Fearn, c White, b Talbot .. 2 Lieut Battine, b Tuttell 11 Private Johnson, c Bradley, b Talbot 6 Private Evans, leg b w, b Talbot. 3 I In the second innings of 16th ( Queen's) Lancers, Evans scored ( b Tut- tell) 0, G uilor ( not out) 9, Coakley ( not out) 1; bye 1— total 11. DOVER GARRISON v SHOBNCLIFFE CAMP. This one day's match was played on the Folkestone Ground on the 24th July^ and was decided on the first innings in favour of the Camp by 28 runs. Score: This match was played at Croxton on July 20, and terminated in favour of Croxton in one innings and 10 runs to spare. Rm ™ " TOTTINGTON. 1st Inn T. Garner, c Brassnett, b Baldwin 16 c Smith, b Baldwin.. Tewart, c Baldwin, b CoUver. J. B. Abbott, c Swann, b Collyer ... Reeve, b Collyer G. D'Eye, bCollyer C. Harvey, c and b Collyer S. Chilvers, b Baldwin C. D'Eye, c Collyer, b Baldwin E. Harvey, b Collyer F. Herring, not sut W. Herring, leg b w, b Baldwin ... B 8, 1 b 2 10 Total — 64 Score: 2d inn ... 0 ... 0 0 b Baldwin 2 c Swann, b Collyer ... 0 b Baldwin 0 cCollver, b Baldwin . 5 b CoUyer 0 c CoUver, b Baldwin , 0 c Brassnett, b Collyer 0 not out 1 c Brasssnett, b Baldwin.. 0 0 at Baldwin, bCollyer.... 1 Bye 1 Total — 20 ... 0 ... o ... 11 ... 3 CROXTON, Ac. D. G. Richards, c Reeve, b Gamer 9 J. Swaun, run out 0 W. Swenoer, c Reeve, b Garner .. 0 T. Baldwin, c F. Herring, b C. Harvey 10 W. Til brook:, c E. D'Eye, b C. Harvey 0 F. Collyer, b 0. Harvey 0 E. Bragsnett, c F. Herring, b Garner 1 J. Neobard, b C. D'Kye 23 B. Button, not out 11 A. Hitehiug, b C. D'Eye 0 H. Gooch, c E. Harvey, b Garner 2 B 2,1 b 3, w b 3 8 MABGATE v BABHAM. This match was placed at Margate on the Crescent School Ground, July 27, and was won by the Margate Club in one in- nings and a few runs to spare. Bedford, Noble, and Porter, as bowlers and wicket keeper, were well up to their work. The game was enlivened by the presence of the promenade band. MARGATE. Total , CBANWICH v .. 64 WEST N0BF0LK C. Prosser, b Howard 0 J. Dentry, runout 19 C. Bedford, legb w, b Jenkins .. 12 F. Swinferd, b Jenkins 15 W. Porter, c Howard, b Jenklns. 16 J. Noble, b Jenkins 23 L. B. Towne, b Howard 13 BARHAM. Howard, c Sloddeu, b Noble Quested, b Noble Allen, c Porter, b Noble Jenkins, b Bedford Hornby, b Bedford Knott, b Bedford Hobday, b Bedford Iggulden, run out J. Quested, c Waller, b Bedford .. Broadley, leg b w, b Bedford Pledge, not out B 9, w b 2 Total C. B. Waller, b Howard 3 II. T. Slodden, b Howard 0 H. C. Neame, not out... G. Chexfleld, b Jenkins . Byes Total 1st tnn ... 19 c Dentry, b Noble 6 105 2d inn 1 CB0XT0N AND BORDERERS. This match was played at Croxton on July 27. Score: CROXTON, Ac. 1st inn 2d inn R. Brown, c Spencer, b Collyer 1 c and b Spencer 0 J. Swann, b Collyer 0 c Green, b Tilbrook 0 S. Chilvers, c Gates, b Collyer n b Oliver 1 T. Baldwin, c Gates, b Spencer 39 not out B. Golding, c Tilbrook, b Collyer. R. Storkey, b Spencer G. Chell, b Spencer S. Gayford, a Collyer. b Spencer 9 b Spencer 2 b Spencer 0 bTilbrook ... 45 0 4 2 1 13 Private Coakley, not out Lieut Maillard, c Tuttell, Talbot Wide balls Total G. H. Gooch, b Collyer 5 b Spencer. W. Clarke, not out 1 run out G. Smith, b Collyer 3 ran out Bl, lbl, nb2 4 B 2, w b 1, nb 4.. Total — 64 Total CRANWICH. 1st inn D. G. Richards, b Baldwin 7 b Baldwin C. Tewart, b Storkey 1 b Gooch J. Gates, c Brown, b Storkey 0 c Chilvers, b Storkey .. W. Tilbrook, c Brown, b Baldwin .... 8 b Baldwin W. Spencer, c Brown, b Storkey 5 not out T. Garner, b Storkey 0 b Baldwin C. D'Eye, b Baldwin 6 cChilvers, b Storkey .... 4 F. Green, c Cbilvers, b Baldwin 20 c Gooch, b Baldwin 1 F. Collyer, c Brown, b Storkey 1 b Baldwin 0 J. B. Awbott, b Storkey 0 cClarke, b Baldwin .... 7 G. Skeyles, not out 4 b Storkey 0 Byes 2 B 3, w b 3 6 Total — 54 Total — 52 .... 0 .... 7 ....— 73 2d inn .... 0 .... 0 .... 0 .... 7 .... 25 DOVER GARRISON. F. W. Inge, b Darley 40 G. Russell, b Dalzell 3 Hammond, b Darley 2i , N. II. Hodgson, b Isacke 13 Capt Kirwau, runout 14 Capt ' faswell, leg b w, b Isacke.. 1 Capt Hogge, b Darlev 2 Taylor, b Darley 10 A. Court, not out 6 Spragge, cand b Darley 0 E. Druce, b Isacke ( i B 7, w b 6, 1 b 2 15 Total 125 SHORNCLIFFE CAHP. A. Campbell, b Druce 44 F. Mant, b Druce 4 H. Isacke, leg b w, b Bruce 4 Lieut- Col Master, b Druce 0 Capt Bigse, hit w, b Hammond.. 7 Capt H. Marshall, run out 31 Capt Dalzell, b Hammond 23 CaptNewbolt, cInge, b Hammondl2 J. Marker, c Hogge, b Druce 0 W. Darley, b Hammond 2 Capt Scott,, not out 1 B 6, w b 19, n b 1 26 b Pickering 26 15 ran out 4 9 oBaker, b Pickering .. .. 19 Total 153 In the second innings of Dover Garrison. Inge scored ( c Campbell, b Scott) 36, Russell ( not out) 7, Hodgson ( leg bw, b Darley) 11. Kirwan < c Bigge, b Darley) 0, Taswell ( c Isacke, b Darley) 2, Court ( b Darley) 1, fSpragge ( b lsacke; 11; b 3, w b 9— total 80. LORD CONYERS'S TEAM v LIGHTH0RNS. This match was played July 8 at Wellesbourne ground. Score : LORD CONYERS'S ELEVEN. Clarke, b Louies 0 Waters, b Spraggett 1 Oldhams, run out 3 Haynes, not out 1 Bye 1 1 Total 1st inn ,.. 3 bConyers .. 12 c Haynes, b Oldhams . Capt Paulet, b Hall 32 Lord Conyers, leg b w, b Hall ., 0 Sturch, b Louies 4 Banner, b Spraggett 1 Evles, b Spraggett 3 Nelson, b Hall 62 Baker, b Mann l LIGHTHORNE. Capt Palmer, b Oidhams Spragget, c and b Oldhams T. Maun, cEyles, b Oldliams 0 b Paulet Louies, b Old hams 9 b Conyers Aubery, c and b Nelson 1 b Conyers Mountford, b Oldhams J st Clarke, b Conyers — Jeffcote, run out 0 not out T. Bradley, st Nelson 1 run out R. Mann, b Oldliams 0 b Paulet S. Hall, c Baker, b Nelson 0 b Paulet F. Bradley, not out 0 c Baker, b Paulet 1 Byes 3 3 B 7, w b 4 11 Total — 29 Total — 42 SWINDON v FARINGD0N. The return match between the above clubs was played at Faring- don on J uly 16, with the following result. Score : SWINDON. 1st inn 2d inn Campbell, b Pickering 24 runout..... 80 Gardner, c Baker, b Luker 7 b Baker 2 Hawkins, b Pickering 3 c Drewe, b Godfrey. Roach, b Pickering ... Barns, run out Tarrant, b Pickering . Hartley, b Baker T Baker, Is Godfrey 0 Butler, not out 3 Clutterbuck, b Baker 0 Edmonds, b Baker 0 B 4,_ w b 11 15 Tbtal — 02 FARINGDON. 1st inn White, run out 3 b Gardner 4 Pickering, c Gardner, b Campbell 2 c Edwards, b Campbell.. 8 Baker, b Gardner 2 b Campbell 0 Greaves, b Gardner 10 c Roach, b Gardner 3 Godfrey, b Campbell 0 b Campbell 9 Harris, not out 12 b Campbell 6 Maskelyne, run out 0 Luker, c and 1) Campbell 2 Hedges, ruu out 0 Drewe, b Campbell 0 Tucker, b Campbell 0 B 4, w b 2 Total ..,. 109 2d inn ... 0 ... 17 ... 0 1 2 5 1 4 0 0 NEW SWINDON ( G. W. R.) v BRISTOL ( BEDMINSTER) This match was played on the Bedminster Ground on Satur- day, July 18. Score: NEW SWINDON. . Roach, b Plllinger 10 '. Buckland, leg b w, b Mallard. 9 Morley, c Bramhall, b Mallard.. 3 12 EASTBOURNE v VISITORS- A very pleasant and enjoyable day was Saturday, July 11, on the Eastbourne Ground. Eleven gentlemen visitors to East- bourne played an Eleven of the club, and though the laurels of victory descended on the latter, the contest was so doubtful for a time, that a degree of interest, amounting almost to excitement, was manifested by the large concourse of spectators. Score: EASTBOURNE. [ VISITORS. Colville, b Wooliey 3 Woolley, c Gardner, b Climpson . 9 , E. A. Bown, c and b Woolley . .30 F. Flood, b Reed . Gardiner, not out R. Woodhouse, st Pillinger, b Mallard 0 W. Hampton, b Mallard 0 T. Da we, b Brotherhood 15 BEDMINSTER. Rev E. Sellon, b Morley Bramhall, b Gardiner 4 absent Gibbs. b Gardiner 0 absent Fussell, run out 0 leg b w, b Gardiner I. M. Urquhart, Is Woolley Sharman, bNoakes C. Tobitt, b Noakes Colville, c ana b Woolley H, Killick, runout Climpson, c Noakes, b Coventry Tfrquhart, jun, b Noakes Reed, b Noakes iH. Gardener, not out Byes, & c Total .. 10 .. 14 .. 12 ... 90 Coventry, c Killick, b Colville . .24 W. Noakes, c Gottwaltz, b Reed.. 0 N. Price, b Climpson 8 II. B. Thomas, b Climpson 12 C. S. Bennett, b Killick 16 H. Maddock, b Killick 5 F. G. Lidington, b Colville o J. Stanford, c Killick, b Oiimpson 3 Mosendew, not out o Byes, & c 16 Total 87 EASTBOURNE v SASTH0THLY. Monday, July 13, found the Eastbourne Club on the ground of the Easthothly Club. The day was lovely, and the victory in- clined towards the Eastbourne side. Score: EASTBOURNE. M. P. Fitzgerald, b Cruttenden. 5 D. Hall, c Clements. b Jenner, sen 2 H. Gardener, c J. Jenner, b Cruttenden 6 EASTHOTHLY. It. Cruttendon, c Noakes, bVerral 2 • Capt, Clements, b W. Noakes.... 0 Balls, b Verral 2 Jenner, jun, b W. Noakes 6 T. Holnian, run out 1 Jenner, sen, b Verral 4 Rev N. W. Noyes. b W. Noakes.. 0 H. C. llolman, b Verral 4 F. T. Clements, b Verral 8 Brown, st Killick, b Verral .... 4 Russell, not out 1 H. M, Ilyndman, c Noakes, b Verral .... 1 Byes, & e 14 Total .47 H. Killick, b Cruttenden W. Noakes, leg b w, bHyndham. 19 Coventry, c Hyndman, b Jenner, jun.... 10 F. Flood, run out 5 E. A. Bown, not out 18 C. S. Bennett, leg bw, b Jenner, jun 3 R. Noakes, b Jenner. jun 0 C. Verral, b Hyndman 11 Durrani, st Clements 1 Byes, Ac 21 Total 126 In the second innings of Easthoth'ly, Cruttenden scored ( b Killick) 17. Jenner, jun( c Gardner, b W. Noakes) 2. T. Holman( b Verral) 5, Jenner, sen ( not out) 13, Noyes ( b Verral) 1, II. C, Holman ( b Killick) 7, Rus- sell^ W. Noakes) 0, Hyncunan( b Killick) 15; byes,& c35— total, 100. BRIGHTON v LEWES. This match was played on the Lewes Ground on Monday, July 27, and was won b3' Lewes in one innings, with 27 runs to spare. There was a fine display of cricket on both sides. Score: BRIGHTON CLUB. 1st inn 2d inn G. Klug, b Heath 12 c Smith, b Heath 22 G. Carpenter, b Selby 7 b Hyndman 3 C, Austen, c Hvndman, b Heath 8 c Ingram, b Hyndman.. 1 E. Faucett, b lieath 30 c Hyndman, b Heath.... 1 H. Oxenliam, c Heath, b Hyndman .. 3 not out 0 Major Hamilton, cScobell. b Hyndman 0 b Hyndman 3 T. Turner, c and b Hyndman 6 b Heath .... B. Stent, b Hvndman 2 b Heath.... C. Ewbank. c Heath, b Hyndman .... 7 b Heath .... Baker, b Heath 3 b Hyndman Fryer, not out o b Heath ' B 2,1 b 1, w b 5 Total LEWES CLUB. 0 2 3 0 0 B 4,1 b 1, w b 1 6 Total — 41 M. P. Fitzgerald, c Turner, b Austen 3 P. G. Selby, c Fryer, b Faucett .. 22 S. Scobell, c Ewba « k, b Faucett. 2 II. M. Hyndmasn, b Faucett .. .. 20 J. Smith, c King, b Austen 3 J. Ingram, b Faucett 25 Ji. Scobell, c Turner, bCarpenter20 C. Molineux, b Fawcett W. Heath, b Carpenter Hon D. Holroyd, not out 14 Snell, leg b w, b Austen B 5,1 b 7, w b 8 . Total .... 21 .... 20 BRIGHTON v WORTHING. We can only give space for the score of this interesting match It is the first essay of Salter's bowling this year in a match. Score BRIGHTON. 1st inn 2d inn G. F. Salter, c Fitzgerald, b Carpenter. 32 b Carpenter 4 E. Arnold, c Blaker, b W. Leaf 0 c Horwood, b Carpenter. 14 Roch?. run out 32 b Horwood 1 8 < 1. Voules, c Fawcett, b Blaker 11 st Horwood, b Carpenter.. 12 Baker, leg b w, b W. Leaf 23 c Hyndman, b Carpenter. 7 Voules, b Carpenter 2 st Horwood 0 Major Hamilton, runout 21 b Carpenter 13 F. Marryatt, leg b w, b Carpenter 15 not out 11 F. Ki id, not out 5 st Horwood, b Carpenter. 3 Oxeuham, leg b w 0 run out 5 Dick, b Carpenter 2 c Fitzgerald, b Carpenter 6 B 4,1 b 1, w b 8 13 B 3, w b 3 6 Total — 156 Total — 82 WORTHING. M. P. Fitzgerald, st Voules, b Salter 32 G. Carpenter," b Satter 40 H. M. Hyndman, b Salter 0 Horwood, leg b w, b Salter o E. B. Fawcett, c and b Salter.. .. 18 W. Leaf, b Salter 0 Rowley, b Salter 0 G. Leaf, c Voules, b Arnold Hargoed, c Voules, b Salter Coffin, leg b w, b Salter Blaker, not out B 4, w b 3 Total 104 HURSTPIERPOINT v WORTHING This match was commenced at Broadwater Green on Friday, July 17, but only one innings each was played. Score : WORTHING. C. Steadman, st Anscombe, b Ellis 3 J. Churchill, c and b Pierce 17 R. Fillery, b Ellis 40 G. Wells, c Ellis, b Pierce 16 O. Honvood, b Pierce 13 Cross, c Ellis, b Pratt 16 Mitchell, b Ellis 4 Arnold, c Anscombe, b Pratt.... 6 W. Leaf, c Fawcett, b Ellis...... 1 G. Carpenter, b Pratt 1 G, Leaf, not out 0 B 1,1 b 1, wb 1... S Total HURSTPIERPOINT. J. H. Hale, b Wells 13 C. H. Smith, b Wells 23 Rev J. Gorham, hit w, b Fillery. JohnLillvwhite, cArnold, bWeils. l8 Ellis, b Wells 0 E. B. Fawcett, c G. Lear, b Wells. 124 Anscombe, b W. Leaf 6 Pierce, c W. Leaf, b Horwood.. 14 T. C. Turner, c Fillery, b Wells. " W. Pratt, c Mitchell, b Wells .. Wadev, not out 0 B 9,1 b 2, w b 6 17 Total 229 P. Score: HURSTPIERPOINT ( WITH ELLIS) v MR M. FITZGERALD'S TEAM ( WITH WELLS). This match was played at Hurstpierpoint on Saturday, July 11 Only one innings each was played, HURSTPIERPOINT. J. H. Hale, c Hyndman, b Voules. 13 C. II. Smith, c Napper, b Wells.. 15 E. B. Fawcett, c Seiby, b WeUs.. 3 C. Horwood, b Wells 28 Ellis, c B. Scobell, b Wells 13 Rev J. Gorham. b Wells 20 A. Smith, c B Scobell, b Wells .. 2 T, C. Turner, b Voules 4 W. Pratt, b Voules 3 C. H. Ellis, not out 9 Wilioughby. run out .23 Bll, lb3, wbl 15 Total MR FITZGERALD'S ELEVEN. G. W. King, c C. Smith, b Pratt.. l0 M. P. Fitzgerald, b C. H. Ellis .. H. M. Hyndman, b Pratt Wells, c C. Smith, bC. H. Ellis.. S. C. Voules, c Gorham, b C. H. Smith 29 W. Napper, hurt 21 B. Scobell, c C. Smith, b C. Ellis. ll S. Scobell, b C. H. Ellis Selbv, b C. H. Ellis 9 G. Carpenter, b C. H. Ellis 0 C. D. Moore, not out 1 B12,1 b 5, w b 3 20 Total :... 123 c and b Baker b Pickering c Baker, b Pickering . b Baker not out B13, lb2, w bll. Total not out. bGardner ... b Campbell... not out 8 .. 13 ... 5 ... 0 ... 1 ,.. 26 ..— 143 2d inn .- 37 B5. 1 b 2, w b 4 11 Total — 53 G. Shail, st Pillinger, b Mallard.. 2 J. Taylor, b Brotherhood 4 C. Browning, b Brotherhood .... 0 R. Jenkins, run out 11 B 16,1 b 3, w b 6 25 Total. 1st inn b Gardiner .91 Brotherhood, b Morley Mallard, c Gardiner, b Morley , Pillinger, b Morley P. Brotherhood, b Gardiner .. Knowles, b Gardiner Beeson, not out B 9, w b 2 Total H. Adye, b Morley 3 not out. .. 0 o Morley .. 2 b Gardiner .. 2 b Gardiner .. 1 b Gardiner .. 2 b Gardiner .. 0 b Morlev .. 11 B6," lbl, wbl. ..— 27 Total ... 1 ... 0 ... 0 ... 1 ... 5 ... 1 ... 8 ...— 17 HIGHSTEAD v PLYMOUTH This match was played at Torquay on June 27, and won by Highstead. Score: HIGHSTEAD. 1st inn Rev L. Sanderson, c Bond, bTownsend 1 b Bond J. U. Bourke, c Townsend, b Collier .. 12 b Bond F. Paige, c Bond, b Townsend 0 e Budgen, b Collier. S. Warner, not out 48 leg b w, b Collier ... G. T. Warner, b Collier 0 run out A. Hunt, b Suttie 0 run out J. Bentley, c Wright, b Collier 4 c Hutchinson, b Bond A. Brooking, c Townsend, b Collier .. 7 W. D. Anderson, c Townsend, b Collier 4 A. Redden, c and b Suttie 0 N. B. Edmonstone, b Suttie 0 B 1, 1 b 1, w b 9 11 Total — 87 PLYMOUTH. 2d inn ... r ... o ... 20 ... 17 ... 3 ... 14 0 e Wright, b Bond leg b w, b Collier run out 0 not out 3 Wide ball 1 Total S5 D. E. Townsend, b Bentley J. Glaneey, not out C. Pole, c S. Warner, b Bentley.. M. Collier, c Hunt, b Bentlay B 3,1 b 1, w b 1 W. Hutchinson, c and b Bentley. 1 W. T. Budgen, leg b w, b Paige.. 1 Sandeman, b Bentley 9 H. Bond, c T. Warner, b Paige .. 20 Capt Suttie, c T. Warner, b Bentley 3 W. Wright, b Bentley 2 J. Carpenter, c S. Warner, b Paige 8 . In the second innings of Plymouth, Suttia scored ( run out1) 0, Town- send ( not out) 6, Glancey ( c Redden, b Paige) 0, Collier ( c Bourke, b Anderson) 1; b 1, w b 1— total 9. HIGHSTEAD v TORQUAY. absent c Waller, b Noble 17 ,... 6 b Bedford 4 ,... 0 c Bedford, b Porter 11 .... 1 absent 0 .... 0 b Porter 2 .... 0 absent 0 .... 0 b Porter 0 .... 0 not out 1 .... 0 run out 0 .... 11 B8, wbl 9 ....— 41 Total — 50 COBHAM v WEYBRIDGE ALBION. This match was played at Weybridge on Tuesday, J uly 28, and was won by the latter by six wickets. Score: COBHAM. 1st inn 2d inn J. Webb, run out 5 b Cattley 9 YY. O. Lucas, b Tanner 1 b Tanner 5 FRISKNEY v BELLEAU. This match was played at the former place on Friday, July 10. Some fine play was exhibited, especially the batting of C. Booth and E. H. Swain, who made their respective scores without the shadow of a chance being given. Messrs VVaite and Mason also made some brilliant hitting. The fielding all round was good. FRISKNEY. 1st inn 2d inn C. Booth, not out 39 b Waite 0 T. Taylor, c Mackinder, b Mason 1 c W. Trolove, b Mason .. 8 E. Welsh, c Cavie, b Whitehead 1 c Cavie, b Mason 15 C. Allington, b Mason 1 c Waite, b Whitehead.. .. 10 R. H. Swaine, b Mason 13 c and b Wraite 25 Rawnsley, b Mason 4 c Mackinder, b Mason .. 0 Harboard, c Whitehead, b Waite 2 3 T. Nicholson, b Mason 2 0 F. Swain, hit w, b Whitehead Cocking, b Whitehead Robinson, b Mason B 10, 1 b 5, w b 7 Total BELLEAU. 8. Rofeson, b Robinson C. Mackinder, c Robinson, b Booth W. Trolove, b Booth J. B. Waite, c Robinson, b Booth , Cavie, b Robinson W. L. Mason, c Kawnsley, b Robinson 6 c Allington b Robinson., 21 Whitehead, run out J. Trolove, run out G. Mackinder, b Booth T. Young, not out W. By croft, b Robinson .... B5,1 b 3, w b 6 14 Total - 61 G. Goldsmith, c Cattley, b Tanner W. Stanford, b Tanner B. Batchelor, c and b Tanner R. Ashby, b Tanner T. Bennett, b Cattley H. Glanville, b Tanner R. Holroyd, not out W. Marr, c Gilliapie, b Cattley S runout 29 . 16 c Burbridge, b Cattley .. 0 . 6 b Cattley 0 . 1 cGillispie, b Browa .... 12 . 2 not out 12 . 0 c and b Tanner 2 . 0 b Tanner 0 0 c Burnett, b Brown .. G. Sheath, c Johnson, b Cattley 3 c and b Brown 2 B4, lb 2, Wbl 7 B2, J. b2 4 Total — 44 WEYBRIDGE. Total E. Brown, b Batchelor 2 G. Chandler, c Webb, b Batchelor 4 J. D. Burnett, cAshby, bBatchelor 7 F. Burbridge, run out 84 W. Cattley, c Ashby, b Batchelor o W. Johnson, c and b Glauville .. 0 A. Gllllspie, c Batchelor, b Glan- Total 78 rllle 3 In the second innings of Weybridge, E. Brown scored ( b Sheath) 6, Chandler ( not out) 0, Burnett ( c anc VV. Tanner, b Batchelor 2 J. Keene, run out 3 S. Brown, not out 8 VV. Brown, run out 8 B3,1 b3, w b 1 7 o Glanville) 6, Burbri. ige ( not out) 9, Cattley ( c Webb, b Sheath) 23, Johnson ( b Glanville) 0; bye 1— total 45. CHERTSEY v EASHING AND GODALMING. These clubs played their return match on the Chertsey Ground on Thursday, July 16. Messrs J. Beauchamp, J. Saddler, J. Street, Giles, Earle, and E. Moir all played splendid innings for their respective sides, and the bowling was very good. Score: EASHING AND GODALMING. ; CHERTSEY. E. Saddler, c Earle, b J. Moir .. 0 J. Moir, run out J. Roker, c Taylor, b J. Moir.. Edgier, b J. Moir 1 J. Saddler, b Giles 27 J. Beauchamp, c J. Moir, bGiles. 3!) J. Street, c ,). Moir, b Taylor.... 5 A. Colpus, not out 4 W. Boyce, c Clark, b J. Moir.... 3 Bowers, b J. Moir 2 C. Woods, run out 0 C. Farr, run out 0 B5, lb 2, wbl 8 Total 82 .. 0 G. Giles, leg b w, b Boyce 47 J. Earle, b Boyce 30 W. C. Tabor, c Bowers, b Boyce.. 5 R. Taylor, st Bowers, b Boyce .. 0 J. Madocks, st Bowers, b Boyce. 2 R. Moir, b Bowers 41 F. Clark, c Saddler, b Street .... 26 R. Earle, not out 26 H. Smith, runout 0 T. H. Smith, b Woods 2 B 9,1 b 1, b b 1 11 Total 190 In the second innings of Eashing and Godalming, E. Saddler scored ( not out) 26, Street ( st Earle, b J. Moir) 22; b 7, 1 b 3, w b 1— total 59. FRESHWATER v LYMINGT0N. This match was played at Lymington on July 28. Great ex- citement towards the finish ; LymiHgton won by 12 runs, chiefly owing to the gooi bowling of Bowden- Smith and Carnac in the second innings. Owing to the badness of the ground, which had not been played on before this season, no large scores were made. Messrs B, and R. Cotton bowled well for Freshwater. Score : LYMINGTON. 1st inn 2d inn H. Bowden- Smith, b B. T. Cotton .... 23 c SXinner, b R. O. Cotton 9 J. Carnac, c Squire, b B. T. Cotton , Capt Morant, b R. O. Cotton 0 H. Jennins, leg b w, b B. T. Cotton.... 4 A. Dent, b B. T. Cotton 4 A. Jennins, run out 7 run out.. b K. O. Cotton b R. O. Cotton b B. T. Cotton c and b B. T. Cotton ... 2 b Whitehead ... 2 b Whitehead .. ... 2 bWhitehead .. ... 2 b Whitehead .. ... 2 not out ... SH B10. lb 7, - s ...— 91 Total .. 1st inn ... 0 b Robinson .... .. 6 b Booth ... 1 hit w, b Booth ... 18 b Booth 0 b Booth 5 2 .... 25 — 98 2d inn ..... 7 2 0 26 0 CRICKET IN SCOTLAND. EDINBURGH ACADEMY v LORETTO HOUSE. This return match was played on June 2u, on the ground of the latter, and ended, very unexpectedly, in the victory of Loretto House. The A. C. had played 23 consecutive matches without sustaining a defeat, and on this occasion another victory appeared to await them till the last half hour of the match, during which the seven last wickets fell for 12 runs. The batting of neither side was up to the usual mark. Score : LORETTO HOUSE. 1st inn W. Forman, c Dunlop, b Sinclair 2 c Mylne, b Sinclair A. Mackenzie, c Adams, b Finlay . E. Mackellar, b Finlay H. U. Tanneiit, c Mylne, b Sinclair F. E. Almond, c Mylne, b Sinclair.... 2 b Sinclair D. Mackenzie, leg b w, b Sinclair.... 9 c T. Fiulay, b Finlay C. Walker, b Sinclair ~ ~ E. Evans, c Adams, b Sinclair.. E. Wakeliu, b Finlay D. Prothero, not out J. Graham, b Finlay B 5, w b 4 Total EDINBURGH ACADEMY. J. Mylne, b Almoud 0 Glessford, b WaUer 7 leg b w, b Robinson.. 0 c and b Booth 2 0 c Taylor, b Booth 0 9 run out 7 0 not out 0 B 1,1 b 4. w b 1 6 Total — 78 NORTHUMBERLAND v BOROUGH OF TYNEM0UTH ( WITH RAWLINSON). This match was played at Newcastle- on- Tyne on July 17, resulting in favour of Northumberland by 61 runs on the first innings. Score: NORTHUMBERLAND. W. Atkinson, b Rawlinson 7 j T. C. Grace, cR. Wlieldon, bRaw- N. Grace, b Rawlinson Oi linson 16 R. Anderson, b Rawlinson 9 j T. C. Nesham, runout 27 T. Lee, c Mather, b Rawlinson .. 33 J. G. Hodson, not out 3 J. Robson, cJohnson, bRawlinson41 i II. Danby, c Brittaiu, b Dunn G. H. Shum- Storey, c Dunn, b Rawlinson 1 W. A. Atkinson, c Dunn, b Raw- liruon 2 B 3,1 b 8 11 Total 153 Capt Mather, leg b w, b Dan by R. Harrison, c Danby, b Nesham R. Halliday, b Nesiiam T. Rawlinson, b Danby J. B. Wheldori, c Lee, b Nesham ., G. Little, b Nesham C. Dunn, not out J. Dry den, c Nesham, b Danby W. Johnson, c Hodgson, b Nesham S. Brittain, b Neshaui B 13,1 b 1 Total 1st inn 2d inn .. 19 .. 28 .. 8 run out .. 3 .. 0 b Lee ... 0 .. 0 c T. C. Grace, b Danby .. 6 .. 20 c Anderson, b Danby . .. 14 .. 0 run out ... 23 .. 5 b Dauby ... 3 .. 20 c Anderson, b Storey . .. 13 .. 5 b Danby .. 6 .. 0 .. 1 .. 8 .. 14 B 4, w b 1 ..— 9 2 Total ..- 113 BARMOUTH v TOWYN. JrLY 18.— The Cambridge element was prominent on the Bar- mouth, and the Oxford on the Towyn side. The winning eleven, being entirely English, were utterly defeated in the drinking- match in the evening, by having only one man screwed to their opponents'eight drunk. Score: BARMOUTH J. Towgood, c Davis, b Barnett. E. Vaughau, b Barnett H. E. Buxton, c aud b Barnett. Bomb. Corbett, not out Byes, & c Rev C. Jones. cDavis, b Barnett.. 13 L. Jones, c J. Llovd, b Barnett.. 5 R. G. Hoare, c W. Lloyd, b Norris 5 G. T. Warner, leg b w, b Barnett. 18 J. Perkins, b Barnett 25 X. Y. Z. Smith, c Barnett, b J . Lloyd 2 L. C. Walford, b Barnett 14 Total 118 TOWYN. 1st ina 2d inn J. M. Lloyd, c C. Jones, b Walford.... 1 notout 20 E. Burton, b Walford 3 st Warner, b Perkins.... 0 O. S. Wynne, c Perkins, b Hoare 0 b Perkins 11 Norris, leg b w, b Walford 2 b Perkins 0 Barnett, b Hoare 0 b C. Jones 0 Davies, c Smith, b Walford 4 c Vaughan, b C. Jones .. 3 Sellis, st Warner, b Walford 1 b C. Jones 1 J. Williams, not out 4 b Perkins 2 w. Lloyd, c Warner, b Walford 0 c Perkins, b C. Jones.... 6 W. Parry, run out 1 c Perkins, b C. Jones.... 2 L. Jones, b Hoare o c Walford, b Perkins.... 2 Byes, Ac 3 Bves, Ac 4 Total — 19 Total — 51 E. Moere, c Laudale, b Shoesmith .... 11 b B. T. Cotton ... 18 ... 15 ... 1 ... 0 ... 0 ... 9 ...- 66 2d inn F. Huyshe, c Jermins, b Bowden- Smith 11 c Pinnick, b Carnac .... 10 Corp Shoesmith, c Moore, b Carnac.... 14 b Carnac 3 T. H. Lloyd, c Smith, b Carnac 1 not out 1 W. Squire, b Bowden- Smith 4 c Smith, b Carnac 4 Young, b B. T. Cotton J. Brown, b B. T. Cotton J. C. Marshal, run out J. Shrub, not out B 4,1 b 3, w b 3 Total FRESHWATER. run out. .... 12 bit. O. Cotton .... 11 bR. O. Cotton .... 2 not out .... 10 B 8, w b 1 ....— 94 Total 1st inn FORDCOMBE. G. Field, leg b w. b Chandlor 11. Foster, c Bennett, b Chandlor J. Payne, b Coulstock R. Turner, b Coulsteck B. M. Close, run out C. Turner, b Chandlor Capt Rush, b Chandlor .... P. Green, c Kneller, b Chandlor 14 st Coulstock B. T. Cotton, leg b w, b Bowden- Smith 12 b Bowdeii- Smith , D. Landale, c Morant, b Carnac 6 run out.... R. O. Cotton, b Bowden- Smith , G. L. Tottenham, bCarnac ... J. Skinner, b Bowden- Smith . J. S. Bridges, notout W. De Zoete, b Carnac B6, w b 10 ; Total 14 candbCarnac ... 12 runout 1 b Carnac 2 b Bowden- Smith , 0 b Bowden- Smith . 16 B 7, w b 1 ... — 98 Total ... 11 ... 5 ,.. 1 ... 6 ... 1 ... 0 ... 0 ... 8 ...— 50 A. Goodwin, b Caulston 35 E. Young, b Chandlor 2 W. Ovenden, not out 13 B 2,1 b 3, w b 4 9 Total — I W. Morris, b Goodwin .. T. Chandlor. b Foster 7 J. Butcher, b Goodwin 2 E. Bennett, run out 11 E. M. Waldo, st Ovenden, b Foster 0 W. Coulstock, b Foster 3 T. Harris, b Goodwin 2 KIDDERMINSTER v WOLVERHAMPTON- This match was played at Wolverhampton on J uly 23. Kidder- minster first went in and scored 127, Allen's 33 and Brewster's 28 being finely obtained. Wolverhampton then followed, but obtain- ing only 51 runs, followed their innings, and scored 112 with the loss of eight wickets, when time was called. The fielding of the K. C. was much admired. Score: KIDDERMINSTER. I. Allen, c Evans, b Vernon 33 G. Eagles, b Vernon Total 59 won by Torquay on the first innings. Score : TORQUAY. lst inn 2d inn R. Morgan, b Warner 10 b Gill 0 W. H. Coswav, b Warner G. Cholmondeley, b Warner ... 6 b Gill 0 1 run out 0 F. Paige, b Gill 16 runout 32 G. Morris, b Warner 8 b Warner 5 G. Moir, b Warner 12 b Warner 2 H. II. Spencer, b Gill 18 b Gill 0 W. H. Kitson, b GUI 0 b Gill 0 R. Kitson, not out 13 c Warner, b Gill .. 1 R. Gee, b Gill 8 run out 2 Rev S. B. Warner, b Gill 2 not out 4 B 5, 1 b 7, w b 6, n b 2 20 B8. lbl. wb8. nb 1.18 Total — 114 Total .... — 64 HIGHSTEAD. C. Neal, b Paige 0 A. Redden, h l'aigo 1 C. Harford, b Paige 3 N. B. Edmonstone, not out 1 B 5,1 b 4, w b 7 16 ...: 102 Rev L. Sanderson, c Moir, b Spencer 28 A. Hunt, b Paige 8 A. Brooking, b Paige 10 A. D. Gill, c Cosway, b Spencer.. 0 J. Bourke, run out 11 Warner, b SDencer 20 Total W. I). Anderson, b Spencer 5 In the second innings of Higlistead, Sanderson scored not out) 3, Gill ( not oat) 1; bye 1— total 5. EXETER v TORQUAY- This match was played at Torquay, July 15. Score: EXETER, 1st inn Kindersley, b Gill 0 hit w, b Morris Howard, b Morris 3 run out Noyes, c S. Warner, b Morris 22 run out T. Talbot, b Cope . W. Colsey, run out 7 W. Brewster, b Crane 28 J. Iiaybould, c T. Evans, b Ver- non 14 T. Bucknall, c Crane, b Vernon.. 9 Hon A. B. Hamilton, b Vernon.. 2 WOLVERHAMPTON. C. Crane, b Brewster A. Brevitt, b Brewster R. Keeling, run out A. L. Vernon, c Allen, b Brewster .... 19 G. Palln, b Brewster 0 T. Evans, b Brewster 7 G. Cale, leg b w, b Brewster 0 T. Banks, b Brewster J. EvaiiB, b Allen T. Lea, not out 11 G. Friend, b Cope 0 W. Woodward, b Cope 0 B6, lb 4, wb 2 12 VV. Gibbs, c Eagles, b Allen B. Cope, not out Wide ball Total Total 127 1st inn 2d inn ... 5 b Allen 8 ... 3 c Lea, b ltaybould 8 ... 1 b Allen 9 c Talbot, b Allen 29 c Lea, b Allen 25 not out 22 leg b w, b Allen 6 0 not out 3 .... 14 . 4 c Woodward, b Brewster. 0 ,1 B 1,1 b 1, w b 2 4 ,— 57 Total — 112 H0NIT0N v CHARD. A match between these clubs was commenced at Honiton on Friday, June 17, but time did not allow it to be played out. Score: HONITON. 1st inn 2d inn J. H. Copies ton, c A. Henley , b J. Heuley40 b E. Henley L. H. L. Gould, not out 2 — T Rev R. Kirwau, b J. Henley 1 Cobb, c Basleigh ( sub), b E. Henley .. 5 C. Kennaway, b E. Henley 4 C. Newbery, b J. Henley 0 Tabor, hit " w, b J. Henley 3 RcvE. Ro a tied ge, cSherman, bE. Heniey20 b Beasley H. Ford, b J. Henley 7 b Beasley H. Basleigh, b E. Henley 3 not out W. Izod, c A. Henley, b E. Henley .. 0 c Elers, b E. Henley B 13,1 b 2, w b 15 30 B10, 1 b 1, wb9.. Total — 115 Total — 66 CHARD. leg b w, b J. Henley b J. Henley c Beasley, b E. Henley .. c Sherman, b E. Henley. b Beasley st Elers, b E. Henley .... 2d inn .... 1 Pearce. c Gill, b Morris Legge, b Morris 1 Milford, b Gill 4 Clarke, leg b w. b Gill 16 Newberry, c Gill, b Morris 2 Truscott, b Morris 9 Jukes, not out 3 Little, c Gill, b Morris 2 B 9, w b 3 12 Total — 74 0 run out c Gill, b Morris b Morris b Gill c and b Gill b Morris :... b Gill not out B 5, w b 8, n b 1.... Total TORQUAY. Bourke, b Kindersley 10 j J. Kitson, c and b Legge Choimondly, b Kindersley 29 Anderson, leg b w, b Kindersley.. Gibbs, c Kindersley, b Legge .. 18 i R. Kitson, not oat Lang, b Cobb 12 E. Henley, run out.-. 5 J. Henley, b Cobb 11 C. Elers, c Newbery, b Cobb — 16 A. Henley, b Copleston 11 W. Clarke, c Kirwan, b Copleston 3 Beaslev, b Coplestoa 0 Sherman, b Cobb 4 Freeman, c Copleston, b Cobb .. N. Spicer, c Kennaway, b Co- pleston 1 Denning, not out 3 B 18,1 b 1, w b 2 21 Total 92 Warner, run out 14 Gill, run out 15 Morris, hit w 39 Spencer, run out 23 S. B. Warner, c Howard, b Pearce 3 B 5,1 b 6, w b 6 . Total... .. 17 MERSHAM v R0MNEY. This match was played at liomney on July 27. Score: MERSHAM. D. G. Swaffer, c Smith, b Crux .. 16 W. Durtiial, b Ifarker 12 A. Swaifer, st Smith, b Crux .... 11 E. Clinch, c Cobb, b Brett 20 Rev H. Biron, c Parker, b Crux.. l0 II. Woodland, b Brett 0 A. E. Masterson, b Brett 12 F. Wanstall, c Parker, b Brett .. 7 F. Riddles, st Smith, b Crux .... 8 S. Parkes, not out 2 E. Norwood, b Brett 0 ROMNEY. T. Brett, run out 0 R. Crux, run out 0 E. O. Smith, c A. Swaffer, b D. G. Swaffer 25 J. C. Procter, c A. Swaffer, b Biron 0 A. Parsons, c Riddles, b Biron .. 6 H. Cobb, run out 15 Rev II. Parker, b D. G. Swatfer.. 5 C. Stringer, b Clinch 2 F. Stringer, leg b w, b Biron .... 0 J. Francis, not out 6 H. Wood, hit w, b Clinch 0 B4, w bl 5 Total 64 In the second innings of Mtersham, A. Swaffer scored ( not out) 65, Clinch ( not out) 43, Masterson ( c Procter, b C. Stringer) 60, Parkes ( b Parsons) 12; b 8,1 b 2, w b 9— total 199. TOTTENHAM v CHESHUNT ALLIANCE. This match was commenced at Cheshunt on July 25, and ended in a drawn game, as, owing to the heavy rain, the match could not be finished. Score: Total TOTTENHAM. J. Cheesewrlght, e M'Gee, bWalsh 23 A. Hill, c M'Gee, b Walsh 1 J. Chalkley, b Walsh 16 A. Z. Ford, b Keay 1 A. Sinclair, b Dixon 13 CHESHUNT ALLIANCE. Mayo, bFord 10 Dixon, b Ford 8 Keay, c Harrison, b Ford 7 Walsh, run out 19 Rhodes, b S. Gray 4 E. Ilarrison, cRhodes, bClarke.. 19 ; M'Gee, hit w, b Ford C. A. Millard, b Dixon 9 A. F. Clarke, c Clarke, b Dixon.. 2 J. G. Millard, run out 3 ; S. Gray, c Dixon, b Clarke 2 j J. Gray, not out o B 11,1 b 1, w b 6 18 j Rev Allen, not out. Webb, b Sinclair .... Smith, not out B 11,1 b 1, w b 3 Total BR0MB0R0UGH POOL v ROCK FERRY. This match was played at Eock Ferry on Saturday, July 18, and was decided by the first innings in favour of Bromborough Pool. Score: BUOMBOROUGH POOL. J. Davis, run out T. Everhall, c Moore, b Bird .... A. J. Sargent, b W. Watson .... G. Locke, b Bird J. E. Simpson, b Bird J. Guyler, c W. Watson, b Bird W. Roberts, not out Rev Humpson, b W. Watson.... J. Brocklebank, run out H. Boniface, b W. Watson R. Simpson, b Bird B 18,1 b 4, w b 6 Total 1st Inn ... 19 c Albut, b Watson .. run out b Watson b Statham c Statham, b Wratson b Statham .. 11 b Statham .. 2 7 1 0 7 11 2d inn ... 6 ... S ... 28 ... 13 ... 11 W. Watson, b Guyler 17 W. S. Bower, c Davis, b Guyler.. 1 A. S. Walford, b Boniface 12 C. W. Bird, b Guyler 7 W. F. Moore, run out 17 L. Peel, st Simpson, b Boniface.. 3 S. Watson, c Davis, b Boniface.. 2 6 c Walford, b Statham .... 12 0 not out 4 0 run out 3 28 B 26,1 b 1, w b 10, n b 1.38 — 92 Total — 125 ROCK FERRY. W. Statham, b Boniface J. Moore, not out II Albut, c Hampson, b Boniface. 6 Gill, absent Bye Total - 62 MIDDLEZ0Y v M00RLINCH. This match was played at Middlezoy on Tuesday, July 14. Owing to the lucky innings of B, Barker, Moorlinch headed their opponents by 12 runs in the first innings. When time was called Middlezoy had made 31 runs, with onty four wickets down. Score. MIDDLEZOY. ! MOORLINCH. W. Hook, b Barter 0 J. Mogg, b Stanley J i ' I'M._^ logg, I) Stanley. C. Kift, b Luscombe C. Biddlecombe, b Luscombe.. W. Bown, c and b Barter a T. Shearman, b Barter 7 G. Lovibond, b Barter — 0 F. Tucker, c Burch, b Mogg .... 5 C. Tucker, b Barter 0 E. M. Stanley, run out 7 C. Lovibond, not out 9 E. Kift, b Mogg 6 B 5, W b 4 9 Total 47 W. Vale, b Biddlecombe H. Roberts, c Stanley, b Biddle- combe 11 B. Barter, not out 29 R. Luscombe, c Shearman, b Stan- ley J. Sherrin, b Biddlecombe J. Fry, leg b w, b Stanley 1 A. Burch, cBiddlecombe, bStanley 3 A. Mason, c and b Stanley 3 M. Coombes, ran out.. Bl, wbS Total 59 In the second inaings of Middlezoy, C. Kift scored ( c Coombes, b Bar- ter) 9, Biddlecombe ( not out) 0, Shearman ( b Luscombe) 0, G. Lovibond ( not out) 1, F. Tucker ( c Burch, b Roberts) 7, E. Kift ( c Burch, b Lus combe) 6; b 4, w b 4— total 31. WR0THAM v SNODLAND^ This match was played at the Park, Wrotham, on July 8, and terminated in an easy victory for Wrotham, by one innings and 15 runs, mainly owing to the bowling of Green and Evenden, and the superior fielding of the Wrotham gents. Score: WROTHAM, Total .1071 BEDCLIFF v BEDMINSTEB. This match was played at Bedminster on 8aturday, July 11, and resulted in favour of the Eedcliff on the first innings by 20 runs, time not allowing the match to be played out. Score : BEDMINSTER. 1st inn 2d inn 1) Bernard, cE. ll. Grace, b A. Pocock 1 run out 3 C R. Pullen, c and b E. M. Grace — 3 b W. J. Pocock 5 Rev Sellsn, b A. Pocock 9 leg b w, b E. M. Grace .. 2 S. Bramhall, run out ..,. 39 b E. M. Grace ..... 11 T. Hill, run out 25 bE. M. Grace 4 Gibbs, c Ay re, b E. M. Grace 8 b E. M. Grace 11 Ken die, b W. G. Grace 0 cA. Pocock, b E. M. Grace 2 Pillinger, b E. M. Grace 1 b W. J. Pocock 26 Mallarfi, b W. G. Grace 2 c and b E. M. Grace 1 Knowlcs, not out 0 c F. Grace, b W. J. Pocock 3 Smith, c Perry, b W. G. Grace 0 not. out 5 Byes 5 Byes 7 Total Total — 80 REDCLIFF. B. M. Grace, b Pillinger A. Pocock, c Pillinger, b Pullen 38 W• G. Grace, c Knowles, b Pil- linger 11 Westwooa; b Pullen 6 Llllington. c Knowles, bBramhall 5 Perry, b Bramhall 7 Grove, not out 4 Kennedy, b Bramhall 0 F. Grace, b Bramhall 2 Ayre, b Bramhall 0 Byes 9 A CAMBBIDGE ELEVEN v TENBY. This match was played on the Tenby Ground, July 15, and was decided by the first innings in favour of Cambridge by 33 runs. Mr Paget s bowling was very good, as was also Mr Smith's, for Tenby. Score: — TENBY. G. S. Smith, hit w, b Paget 20 C. Grove, c Tuck, b Souper 19 Capt Bayley, c Souper, b Paget.. 7 J. M. Lewis, c Bushell, b Paget.. l R. Marriott, b Paget 3 W. H. Richards, st Tuck, b Paget. 0 J. Hooper, b Paget 0 C. Carless, b Tuck 5 R. Wilson, st Tuck, b Paget .... 3 J. F. Winterscale, not out 2 H. W. Griffith, b Tuck 0 B 2,1 b 1, w b 1 4 CAMBRIDGE. G. H. Tuck, b Smith 29 F. W. Paget, b Smith 27 O. L. Clare, c Richards, bWilson. 0 J. Souper, b Richards 14 W. D. Bushell, bSmifli 0 R. H. Dockray, b Smith 0 C. Mills, run out 0 R. C. Dobbs, b Smith 8 C. G. Beale, not out 8 J. E. Fincham, b Smith 0 T. Threifall, b Smith 3 B 2,1 b 1, W b 5 8 Total. .97 Total .64 Total .114 In the second innings of Redcliffe, E. M. Grace scored ( not out) 9, W. • a, Grace ( e Smith, b Pullen) l, Lilliogton | aot out) 4; byes 3- total 17, BETUEN MATCH. This match was played at Tenby on Friday, J uly 25, and after a keen contest was decided in favour of Cambridge by 2 runs. TENBY. J. Lewes, not out 58 J. F. Winterscale, b Paget 7 T. Smythe, b Souper 5 K Wilson, c Dobbs, b Tuck .... 3 J. Hooper, run out 0 W. H. Richards, run out 1 Capt Bayley, c and b Tuck 0 li. Marriott, c Lock, b Tuck ... .10 J. D. Griffith, c Tuck, b Souper.. 28 Austin, run out 6 Douglas, b Paget 0 B4,1 b 1, wbfi 10 CAMBRIDGE. G. H. Tuck, c Hooper, b Wilson. 33 J. G. Lock, b Wilson 28 W. Pa « et, c and b Wilson 7 F. A. Souper, c and b Richards.. 0 O. L. Clare, b Wilson 0 W. Mills, run ont 2 J. D. Dsckray, run out 16 W. D. Bushell, b Wilson 4 C. G. Beale, b Richards 2 R. C. Dobbs, c Smythe, b Hooper 2 T, Threlfall, not out 7 B 12,1 bl, w bll 24 tfotal 130 TOM H. C. Gidley, c Day, b Hook T. Fry. bDay.. J. Evenden, c Tanner, b Pink... W. Jarvls, b Day 22 W. Taylor, b Day ... 14 i W. Green, b Day W. C. Randolph, c Hook, b Day.. 0 | C. East, not out. J. Malyan, c Upton.- 1 ' T. Ashdown, b Day 0 J. Barton, b Hook 12 SNODLAND. B6, lb3.. T. Gay, b Green — J. Tanner, b Green.. H. Upton, c Barton, J. Phillips, rmi out J. Gorham, c Green, Brown, not out .... B 3, w b 2 Total Total lst inn 0 st East, b Taylor .. 88 2d in 1 12 3 4 5 . 8 c Jarvis, b Green .. 0 0 1 . 0 b Green 0 .5 B 4, w b 1 5 SHUGB0B0UGH v BABT0N- UNDER- NEEDW00D. This match was played at Shugborough Park on Friday, July 24, and, being a one day's match, was decided in favour of Shugbo rough on the first innings. The batting of Messrs Lyon, Derry, and Matthews for their respective sides was very good; also the bowling of Messrs Webb, Trubshaw, and Nadin. Score: SHUGBOROUGH. A. Trubshaw, b Lyon 3 W. Shaw, b Lyon 9 Godwin, b Nadin 7 C. E. Joyce, c Lathbury, b Nadin 9 W. G. Webb, b Lyon 8 G. Derry, b Lathbury 30 H. Twigg, b Bass 7 H. C. Matthews, b Bilson 17 S. Heath, not out 1 D. Mastin, c and b Lyon 3 K. Trubahaw, b Nadin 0 B 10,1 b 3, w b 4 IT Total • 111 BABTON- UNDER- NEEDWOOD II. Bass, b Webb R. Levitt, c Shaw, b A. Trubshaw. W. Gresly, c Heath, b Webb ... .11 G. Nadin, leg b w, b A. Trubshaw. W. J. Lyon, c Godwin, b A. Trub- shaw". 34 G. Lathbury, leg b w, k A. Trub- shaw • J. Bilson, b Webb Bradly, leg b w, b Webb W. Smith, b Webb Shortose, o Masfln, b Webb J. Reaves, notout B 5,1 b 1, w b 6 12 Total FORDCOMBE v STONEWALL. This match was played at Chafford Mills on July 25. let inn .... 1 c Waldo, b Chandlor . .... 17 notout .... 1 c Smith, b Chandlor . .... 0 run out .... 3 b Bennett .... 2 c Bennett, b Caulstock b Bennett Score 2d Inn ... 16 ,.. 41 ... 10 runout 6 b Caulstock 1 b Chandlor 1 B 8, w b 7 15 — 99 Total — 113 STONEWALL. E. Smith, c Ovenden, b Goodwin 1 W. Chandlor, not out J. Gillett, b Foster B. Kneller, run out B4, lb2 Total , ... 42 WELLESBOURNE v DEDDINGT0N, This match was commenced at Deddington late on July 24, on account of the D. C. Ball the night before; rain on the 25th pre- vented the match being finished. Score: WELLESBOURNE. i DEDDINGTON. Waller, run out 4S E. Davenport, b E. Waller H. Wllles, b E. Ramsay 7 G. Willes, c B. Ramsay, b E. VVilles31 C. W. Curles. cMarsham. bE. Willea 1 C. Causton, c Lane, b E. Ramsay 6 B. F. Fetherston, bE. Willes.... 5 T. O. Reay, cE. Ramsay. bE. Willes 10 H. A. Howman, cand b C. Ramsay 0 Capt Paulet, b E. Willes 0 S. Waller, st Lockyer, b E. Willes 3 R. A. Seymour, c Lockyer, b E. Willes 0 F. Starkie, not out 1 B 16,1 b 4, w b 12 32 Total 139 B. Ramsay, b Reay R. W. Blackwood, c Fetherston, b Waller 13 A. W. Loekyer, b E. Waller. E. II. L. Willes, b Reay 35 F. W. A. Bowyer, b Reay C. Marsham, b E. Waller 10 E. Ramsay, c aud b Reay 15 E. Severne, b Reay 0 Hon S. Annesley, c Carles, b Reay 0 J. Lane, not out 0 H. Grisewood, b E. Waller 0 B 2, wb8 10 Total 3 c Finlay, b Sinclair 0 not out 3 b Dunlop c Dunlop, b Finlay 0 b Dunloj) b Sinclair ... 5 c Bannerman, b Dunlop ... 1 run out ... 9 B 8,1 b 1, wb 10.... ...— 62 Total lst Inn b Walker b Tenneut 2dlnn ,.. 0 ... 0 ... 4 ... 9 ... 1 ... 6 ... 11 ... 0 11 , 5 , 1 ,19 — 67 2d inn CRICKET AT GIBRALTAR. OFFICERS E. A. v OFFICERS OF 8TH ( THE KING'S) . REGI- MENT ( oD BATTALION). This being the first match 0f the season played by the " King's" Eleven, it will partly account for the large number of byes and wides, and their total discomfiture by the Royal Artillery. Score: ROY4L ARTILLERY. Kingscote, run out Capt Freelliig, b Doonsr j Burnett, b Cochrane Gyll, run out Capt Barnett, b Crawley Capt Schrelber, c Skinner, Dooner Hall, b Crawley THE KING'S. Williams, leg b w, b Burnett.. Capt Tanner, run out Dooner, b Burnett Capt Whitting, b Burnett Capt Cochrane, run out... Capt Waldron, Dooner Best, b Dooner Lacy, c Tanner, b Dooner Warry, not out B 30, w b 25 Total , lst inn ... 0 Tanner, b 9 14 ...... s 14 56 ... 187 2dfnn ... 2 1 ... 0 ... 21 .20 , T .. 12 .. 0 W. Fiulay, b Walker 4 c Walker, b Almond... G. Sinclair, b Almond 8 b Walker Dunlop, c Mackenzie, b Almoud .. 12 leg b w, b Tenuent ... F. Moncrief, b Almond 0 b Tennent Bannerman, b Almond 2 b Tennent Rogerson, b Walter 1 c and b Almond Lawrie, c and b Almond 2 not out T. Finlay, b Almond 6 c Tenuent, b Almond . K. Adams, not out 1 c Tennent, b Almond . B3, wb8 11 B3, wb2 5 Total — 47 Total — 3a PAISLEY THISTLE v NORTH OF IRELAND. This match was played at the ground of the former, at Paisley, on July 14, and was the first of a series of matches played by the North of Ireland in the neighbourhood of Glasgow. Being a one day's match, the Paisley Thistle won by 55 runs on the first innings. Score: PAISLEY THISTLE. Pelham, b W. Ewing 0 Heron, b James 0 Taylor, b Conlon 19 Anderson, st Borthwick, b James 48 Gray, b J. P. Ewing 20 Mackenzie, c James, bJ. P. Ewing 0 Marshall, cand b James.'. 5 PollocK, b J. P. Ewing 3 D. Cameron, c J. P. Ewing, b James 0 Tannahill, not out 1 D. Cameron, b James 0 B 10,1 b 1, w b 4 16 J. P. Ewing, b Cameron P. H. Ewlng, c Marshall, b An- Total 118 NORTH OF IRELAND. C. Cordner, run out 3 C. Conlon, b Anderson 3 W. H. Crawford, jun, not out.... 0 B 8,1 b 3, w b 6 12 Total 63 derson 19 J. M. Sinclair, b Cameron 7 A. James, b Cameron 1 G. Borthwick, b Anderson 0 W. Ewing, b Cameron 10 NOETH OF IRELAND ( WITH HEIGHBS) V WEST OF OF SCOTLAND ( WITH SHAW). This match was played on the ground of the latter at Partick, near Glasgow, on July 15 and 16, and resulted in a draw, the West of Scotland having only four wiokets to go down aud 92 runs to get. Score: NORTH OF IRELAND. lst inn 2dinn J. P. Ewing, b Shaw 13 c M'Geoch, b Shaw 6 A. JameB, hit w, b Duff 35 hit w, b Shaw 8 .. 40 c Paterson, b Shaw 4 .. 2 b Shaw 2 ..() cM'Neil, bDuff 14 .. 25 notout P. H. Ewing. run out G. Borthwick, c Wigham, b Shaw Heighes ( Prof), b Shaw J. M. Sinclair, c Warner, b Duff.. W. Ewing, leg b w, b Duff 0 C. Cordner, c and b Duff 31 C. Conlon, b Dutf 3 W. H. Crawford, b Shaw 0 H. Simpson, not out 2U B3, lb 6, wbl 10 Total - 178 WEST OF SCOTLAND, bDuff 6 bDuff 22 c M'Neil, b Isaac 6 c Russell, b Shaw 11 bDuff 8 B 5.1 b 4, w b 4 13 Total — 120 Isaac, b Heighes J. D. Black, b Heighes 32 R. Russell, b Heighes 0 D. D. Wigham, b Heighes 7 J. Brown, c Heighes, 0 Conlon .. 19 D. Duff, c Conlon, b Sinclair .... 25 Shaw ( Prof), c Conlon, b J. P. Ewing 10 . In the second Innings of West of Scotland, Isaac scored ( c Borthwick, b Heighes) 4, Black ( b James) 12, Wigham ( b Conlon) 14, Brown ( not out) 21, Duff ( b Heighes) 13, Shaw ( not out) 3, Warner ( c Conlon, b Cordner) 27, M'Geoch ( b Conlon) 1; b 4,1 b 5, w b 1— total 105. Capt Warner, b Heighes 0 G. M'Vicar, cBorthwick, bConlon 4 W. S. Paterson, b Heighes 3 D. M'Geoch, not out 0 B 9, lb 2, wb2 13 Total 120 NOETH OF IRELAND ( WITH HEIGHE8) v GLASGOW CALEDONIAN ( WITH SMITH). This match was played at the ground of the latter, at Glasgow, on the 17th and 18th July, and resulted in a victory for the North of Ireland ( with seven wickets to go down). Score : NORTH OF IRELAND. b Burnett 4 b Burnett 2 b Kingscote 7 b Burnett 0 b Kingscote Crawley, b Burnett 13 c Burnett, b Kingsoote Butler, c Gyll, b Kingacote 13 b Kingscote Skinner, c Waldron, b Burnett 9 b Kingscote. Stourton, c Schrelber, b Kingscote 3 Ross, c Burnett, b KLugscote 5 Liddon, not out 7 B 6,1 b 1, w b 30 Total c Hall, b Burnett 0 . o not out 0 . 7 run out „ 8 .87 B 8, w b 13 16 .— 100 Total r- 67 OFFICERS E. A. V OFFICERS 2D BATT 8TH EEGT. This match was played at Gibraltar on June 1, and was won by the Gunners by one innings and 21 runs. Score: ROYAL ARTILLERY. Capt Barnett, b Crawley 4 Lieut Best, b Dooner .14 Lieut Ilall, b Crawley 2 Lieut Warry, not out 14 Lieut Lacy, c Tanner, b Dooner.. 3 B 30,1 b 6, w b 25, n b 1 62 Total lst inn b Burnett. 187 2d ina Lieut KingBcote, run out. Capt Freeling, b Dooner 0 Lieut Burnett, b Cochrane ...... 54 Lieut Gyll, run out 16 Capt Schreiber, c Skinner, b Dooner 1 Capt Walronel, c Tanner, b Dooner 1 8TH BEGT. Lieut Williams, leg b w, b Burnett. Capt Tanner, run out 4 b Burnett 1 Ensign Dooner, b Burnett 2 b Kingscote 0 Capt Whitting, b Burnett 7 b Burnett 21 Capt Cochrane, run out 0 b Kingscote 10 Lieut Crawley, b Burnett 13 c Burnett, b Kingsoote .. 7 Lieut Butter, c Schreiber, b Kingscote. 13 b Kingscote 8 Lieut Skinner, c Gyll, b Kiugscote 9 b Kingscote.... 6 Lieut Stourton, c Walrond, b Burnett.. 8 c Hall, b Burnett 0 Lieut Ross, c Barnett, b Kingscote.... 5 not out 0 Lieut Liddon, not out 7 runout 3 B 6,1 b 1, w b 30 37 B 3, w b 13 16 Total — 100 Total ....-- 66 OFFICERS 2D BATT 8TH (" THE KING'S") REGIMENT y 100TH T. W. E. C. EEGIHENT. This match was played on June 4, and terminated in favour of the former. Score: KING'S REGIMENT. Capt Tanner, b LawreU 2 Ens Liddon, run out 5 Lieut Stourton, b Sturges 5 Quartmas Chad wick, not out.... 0 B 2, w b 16, n b 3 21 Lieut Skinner, b Sturges 6 Lieut Butler, c and bSturges.... 12 Capt Cochrane, run out... Capt Whitting, b Sturges. Lieut Crawley, b Shirley. Lieut Williams, b Sturges 24 Ensign Dooner, run out 6 Total 138 IOOTH T. W. R. C. REGIMENT. lBt Inn 2d inn Ens Shirley, b Crawley 0 not out 4 Private Prescott, c Butler, b Crawley 12 c Crawley, b Butler IS Capt Lamb, b Crawley 0 run out IX Lieut Lawrell, run out 1 b Dooner Serg Hemphill, not out 6 c Whitting, b Dooner.... Lieut Ashford, b Dooner 2 b Dooner Private Sturges, c Whitting, b Crawley 0 b Crawley 9 Private M'Donald, ruu out 1 run out 0 Private Donaldson, b Crawley 0 0 Skinner, b Crawley . ... 1 Private Davis, run out 0 leg b w, b Crawley 0 Lieut Boulton, run out 0 c Liddon, b Cochrane.... 0 B 18, w b 13 31 B 3, w b 27 30 Total — 53 Total — 90 C. Cordner, c Smith 12 H. Simpson, b Handy side 6 W. S. Crawford, sen, b Smith .. 1 C. Conlon, b Smith 52 B 25, lb 9, w b 7, n b 1 42 Total 274 2d inn c Cordner, b Conlon .... 109 c Borthwick, bJ. P. Ewing 29 c Corduer, b James 10 4 0 4 A. James, run out.... Heighes ( prof), c Smith, b Handyside 0 P. H. Ewing, b Smith 11 J. P. Ewing, b Connochie 78 G. Borthwick, b Smith 13 W. Ewing, c J. Pattison, b Smith 7 J. M. Sinclair, not out 44 CALEDONIAN. lst inn W. Gardener, bConlon 10 runout J. Pattison, b Conlou 16 c W. Ewing^ b J. P. Ewing 3 Hutchison, b Heighes 27 b Heighes 0 Smith ( prof), b J. P Ewing 30 ~ " — A. Pattison, run out 11 J. Gardener, run out 1 Heron, c Conlon, b Heighes 2 Thomson, b J. Ewing 2 W. Connochie, c Conlon, b J. Ewing.. 7 Haldane, b Heighes 0 Hand v side, not out 0 B 9, w b 3 12 Total - 118 ' Total — 180 In the second innings of North of Ireland. James obtained ( run out) 1, P. II. Ewing ( leg b w, b Smith) 0, J. P. Ewing ( b Smith) 11, Borthwick ( not out) 13, Cordner ( not out) 1; wide ball 1— total 27. GRANGE HOUSE SCHOOL v MASTERS AND OLD PUPILS. This match was played on the ground of the Grange House School on Thursday, July 23, and, as will be seen by the sub- joined score, was won by the present First Eleven ( with ten wickets to fall). The batting of D. M'Cockell, G. Ronaldson, and W. Laidlay deserves especial praise; also the bowling of W. Telfer, on the part of the First Eleven. As well as the batting of MrWalker, J. G. Campbell, and J. Dalgleish on the opposite side. Score : MASTERS AND OLD PUPILS. 1st inn 2d inn b Heighes b Conlon .. b Heighes not out 0 st Borthwick, b Conlon.. 9 B 6,1 b 2, w b 2 10 In the second Innings of Wellesbourne, E. Waller scored ( not out) 7, G. Willes ( b E. Willes) 3. C. Causton ( c Lockyer, b E. Willes) 5, T. O. Reay ( not out) 9; b 3,1 b 1, w b 4— total 34. CHELTENHAM v B0URT0N- 0N- THE- WATER AND DISTRICT. This match was played at Cheltenham on Wednesday, July 15, and ended in a victory for the Cheltenham Gentlemen. Score: BOURTON- ON- THE- WATER. A. C. Rawlinson, b Curtis 6 Rev Stevens, b Curtis 0 H. H. Piimiger, run out 0 Rev H. Nisbett. cGwinuell. bCurtis 8 J. Causton, b F. Jessop 11 G. Bennett, b F. Jessop 7 Graham, b F. Jessop 12 Bacon, c Curtis, b F. Jessop .... 2 R. Brooks, b F. Jessop 0 F. Witts, not out 6 F. Rogers, c l'arrv, b Curtis .... 0 B 5,1 b 4, w b 1 10 Total CHELTENHAM. W. Parry, b Graham 8 E. Morris, c Causton, b Pinniger 3 A. Gwinnell, not out 32 A. Ind, leg b w, b Piuniger .... 0 J. M. Hall, c Bennett, b Piimiger 6 F. Jesaop, hit w, b Nisbett 2 G. Curtis, c Causton, b Bacon . .11 Rev G. Bird, c Nisbett, bPinuiger 12 A. Abercrombie, b Graham .... 4 W. M'Pherson, b Graham 0 C. Jessop, b Graham 0 B 9,1 b 1, w b 7 17 Total. 95 In the second innings of Cheltenham Parry scored ( b Nisbett) 2, Mor- ris ( not out) 17, Gwinnell ( st Bacon, b Nisbett) 4, Ind ( b Nisbett) 14, Hall ( ran out) 6, F. Jessop ( c Pinniger, b Graham) 14, Curtis ( not out) 9, Abercrombie ( b i'inniger) 17 ; b 5, w b 5— total 93. CRICKET IN IRELAND. 11TH AND 45TH REGIMENTS v W1CKLOW COUNTY. This match was played at the Curragh Camp on Saturday, July 4, the lltli and 45th Regiment winning on the first innings by 16 runs. Mr Beevor immortalised himself by his splendid catch at long- on. Score: ILTN AND 45TH REGIMENTS. lst inn 2d inn E. O'Neill, c Hodson, bParnell 18 b G. Dundas 3 W. Long, b G. Dundas 5 Capt Wilioughby, run out 33 F. Watson, b Plunket 8 R. Gareett, legb w, b Plunket . W. H. Beevor, b G. Dundas ... R. D. Tyler, not out 14 W. P. Towneley, run out 3 Private Lowe, c Bailey, b Dundas 2 D. Halliday, cCroasdaile, b Plunket.. 0 G. Theobald, run out 1 B 1, w b 17 18 Total b G. Dundas b G. Dundas 9 c Despard, b Plunket.. .. 22 b G. Dundas 26 0 b Plunket W. Dundas, cTheobald, bTowneley 9 G.' Croasdaile, cWatson, b Beevor 2 H. Despard, b Towneley 9 A. Plunket, c Watson, b Beevor. 9 E, Bayley, cGarnett, bTowi, eley 5 C. Parnell, c Beevor, bTowneley. O C. Hodson, run out 0 103 COUNTY WICKLOW. cand b Plunket 4 c Croasdaile, b Plunket . .13 c Hodson, b Plunket .... 0 not out 0 b G. Dundas 0 B 3, w b 4 7 Total.. G. Wray, b Watson 27 E. Oliver, cHaliiday, b Beevor .. 1 G. Dundas, c Garnett, b Towneley 1 R. Croasdaile, not out 10 B2,1 b 1, w b 10, nbl 14 Total 87 11TH REGIMENT v COUNTY KILDARE. This one day's match was played at the Curragh Camp on the 9th July, and ended in favour of the 11th Eegiment by 15 runs. Private Wicks played a wonderfully steady innings ( 15, not out), and the regimental novice tried hard to pull up his average, but missed it by attempting too much at once. H. Despard came to the rescue of his side with a gocd 60, but too late to be of service. Wild Hibernian, who gets bowled by a splendid bailer second ball ( not an uncommon thing on a hard ground) exclaims, " Hang the shooter ! I never can play shooters." Score: COUNTY KILDARE. lst inn 2d inn G. Booth, b Wicks 3 b Beevor 2 E. Cole, run out 8 b Haliday 1 H. Despard, c Watson, b Wicks 13 leg b w, b Halliday 60 W. Hunt, b Wicks 7 b Wicks 12 Cramer Roberts, b Halliday 16 c WICKS, b Halliday 4 R. Mansfield, run out 0 b Halliday 17 F. Wright, c Lowe, b Beevor 0 notout 6 G. O'Kelly, not out 3 run out 3 Alloway, run out 1 e Halliday, b Wicks 9 Seton, absent 0 b Watson 23 Reeves, absent 0 b Wicks 0 B11. 1 b 1, w b 6 18 B 21,1 b3, w b 17 .... 41 Total — 69 Total — 178 Private Wicks, not out 15 W. Long, c Roberts, b Cole 8 F. Watson, c Seton, b Cole 13 R. D. Tyler, c Seton, b Cole .. .. 11 H. M. Toller, c Wright, b Cole .. 3 W. H. Beevor, b Cole 0 D. Halliday, b Seton 0 11TH REGIMENT. Private Lowe, run out 6 F. Whiteside, c Mansfield, b Cole 3 G. Theobald, b Cole 4 C. K. Tynte, run out B', lbl, w b 6 14 Total 84 KINGSTOWN CLUB v CIVIL SERVICE. This match was played on Saturday, July 18, on the Civil Service Ground, Phcenix Park, and was decided in favour of the former on the first innings. Score: KINGSTOWN. W. Ashton, c Hurford, bFranklin. 22 S. Arthur, b Franklin 3 A. Ormsby, b Franklin 4 T. A. Bell, b French 0 R. L. Hobart, st Dick, b Frauklin. 42 W. Graves, b French 2 T. Orr, b Franklin 1 W. Samuels, run out 1 E. Leechman, run out S J. Smith, notout 1 W. Duff, leg b w, b Franklin.... 1 B9, Ibl, wb7 17 Total. CIVIL SERVICE. A. C. French, not out 31 J. Franklin, run out D. Dick, c Leechman, bArthur.. 1 B. Hallowes, b Ashton 0 A. C. Tollemache, c Orr, b Arthur 1 J. W. Penny, b Arthur 1 C. Farrell, st Hobart, b Arthur W. Paulett, b Ashton , T. S. Hurford, b Arthur C. G. Dale, run out P. Donnellv, b Arthur 15 B7, lbl, wbl ~ Total 71 KINGSTOWN v 58TH EEGIMENT. This match came off on July 25, on the Phcenix Ground, the club winniug in one innings by 26 runs. Score : 58TH REGIMENT. lst Inn 2d inn Lieut Key, b Arthur 3 c Ashton, b Arthur 4 Corp Morton, b Arthur 6 b Ashton 4 Lieut Jones, 0 M'Carthy, b Arthur.... 1 c M'Carthy, b Arthur.... 10 Corp Brown, c Arthur, b Ashton 3 b Ashton 2 Capt Hesse, leg b w, b Arthur 0 c Orr, b Arthur 15 Capt Hingeston, b Arthur 0 b Ashton 0 Lieut Marriner, b Ashton 2 run out 2 Ensign Dunbar, c Bell, b Arthur 12 b Arthur ' 0 Capt Rundle, c Orr, b Arthur 6 notout 0 Lieut Cusliffe, not out 7 b Ashton 1 Lieut Storks, b Ashton 0 b Ashton 0 B4,1 b 1, wb 1 6 Leg bye 1 Total — 46 Total — 39 KINGSTOWN. TO. R. Jones, c Brown, b Storks.. 0 S/ Arthur, c Hingeston, b Hesse. 20 W. Ashton, b Jones 28 W. Samuels, b Hesse 25 R. L. Hobart, b Jones 15 T. A. Bell, c Brown, b Jones.... 0 H. A. Graves, run out 5 A. Wily, b Jones 5 T. Orr. c Cunliffe, b Hesse .... J. H. Smith, not out C. M'Carthy, leg b w, b Hesse B 2, w b 3 5 Total 112 .80 OTTERSPOOL AND ALDENHAM v WATFOBD.— This match was played at Aldenham Abbey on July 29, and owing to the excel- lent batting of Messrs C. Mellor and Kentish, ably supported by the bowling of Messrs Hewitt and Mellor, was finished in favour of Otterspool and Aldenham on the first innings by 150 runs. Score; Otterspool and Aldeuham 195, Watford 4- 5 and9. Walker, runout J. Dunlop, b Telfer J. G. Campbell, b Telfer J. Dalgleish, b Telfer S. Dewar, b Telfer G. Lorrimer, b Telfer J. Gibb, b Telfer J. G. Cowan, not out ... 15 b Telfer 2 ... 2 c Leslie, b Ronaldson.... 3 ... 15 b Telfer 0 ... 4 not out 15 ... 0 b Telfer 0 .., 6 c M'Cockell, b Ronaldson 0 ... 0 b Telfer 0 3 b Telfer 5 M. F. Campbell, hit w, b Telfer 1 c and b Telfer 0 D. Reid, b Telfer 0 run out 6 A. Dunlop, b Telfer 4 c and b Ronaldson S B 10. W b 3 13 R 3, 1 b 1 4 Total — 64 Total - 38 FIRST ELEVEN. SUBALTERNS v GARRISON. This match was played on the North Front Ground on June 12, and was won by the Subalterns by 20 runs on the first innings. SUBALTERNS. lst inn 2d inn Lieut Kingscote, b Cook 9 leg b w, b Cook 32 Lieut Melville, c Beeson, b Munn ,... 25 c Munn, b Wright 3 Lieut Burnett, b Munn 23 b Wright 1 Lieut Gyll, b Wright 11 b Munn 2 Lieut Butter, b Munn 3 Lieut Woodard, c and b Muun 4 Lieut Hall, b Wright 3 Lieut S. Hall, ruu out 15 b Munn 0 Lieut Best, b Munn 4 b Munn 0 Ensign Fawkes, b Wright 4 b Munn 8 Ensign Dooner, not out 2 b Munn 1 B 6, 1 b 2, w b 8, nb 1 17 B 5, Ibl, w bll .... 17 Total — 120 Total — TS GARRISON. b Munn 5 c Harrison, b Cook 6 not out 0 Capt Freeling, run out 10 Bombardier Bennett, b Kingscote 0 Bombardier Harrison, c Melville, b Kingscote 2 Capt Munn, b Kingscote 3 Corporal Collier, b Kingscote.... 6 Corporal Wright, b Kingscote .. 9 Capt Barnett, c Gyll, b Woodard 2 Bombardier Beeson, c Hall, b Kingscote 0 Capt Magill, not out 22 Serg Nicholson, b Woodard 3 Gunner Cook, c Gyll, b Dooner.. 20 B17, lbl, wb2, nb3 23 Total 100 In the second innings of the Garrison, Munn scored ( not out) 18, Magill ( not out) 10; b 11, w b 6— total 45. ROYAL ARTILLERY v 100TH EEGT. This match was played on the North Front on June 19, and ended in favour of the Gunners by 60 runs on the first innings. 8co » e: ROYAL ARTILLERY. Lieut Kingscote, c Lawrell, b Ritchie 10 Lieut Burnett, c Hemphill, b Ritchie 12 Lieut Wing, c Hemphill, b Stur- gess 0 Corporal Collier, st Hemphill, b Shirley 39 Lieut Gyll. c Sturgess, b Shirley. 21 Gunner Sharpe, c Shirley, b Ritchie , Lieut Best, b Ritchie Lieut. Bell, b Shirley .... Lieut Hall, not out Capt Walrond*, b Ritchie Gunner Cook, b Lawrell B 8,1 b 3, w b 24 .... .. 17 ... 35 100TH REGT. Serg Prescott, c and b. Sharpe.... 19 Private Sturgess, c Walrond, b Sharpe 1 Ensign Ritchie, run out 10 Lieut Lawrell, run out 0 Private Hemphill, b Kingscote.. IS Capt Lamb, c Kingscote, b Sharpe 13 Lieut Ashford, b Kingscote 8 Ensign Shirley, b Collier 4 Private Matthews, bCollier .... 0 Private M'Donald, not out 8 Private Don Allen, c Bell, b Cook 12 B16,1 b 3, w b 9 28 Total Ill A. Birknayre, c Campbell, bGlbb 2 SirC. Leslie, c Lorrimer, b Gibb.. 1 D. Gibb, b Walker 0 D. M'Cockell, c Dewar, bWalker. 27 W. Laidlay, c Dunlop, b Walker. 13 G. Ronaldson, c and b Walker .. 14 H. Walker, c Dunlop, b Walker.. G. Thompson, st and b Walker .. 5 D. Cowan, c Dalgleisb, b Gibb.. 0 J. Mem, b Walker 0 W. Telfer. not out 0 B 14,1 b 2, w b 21 37 Total 99 In the second innings of First Eleven, M'Cockell scored ( not out) 3, Laidlay ( not out) 1— total 4. LOEETTO HOUSE V MILITARY. This match was played at Musselburgh. The match was originally made against Edinburgh Garrison, but, owing to a recent change at the Castle, no infantry appeared on the field. The cavalry and artillery, being unsupported, got far the worst of it. Mr Tennent played the finest of his many fine innings this year. We should not be surprised if his fielding and batting powers became among the '• things very generally known" before long. Score: LORETTO HOUSE. A. Mackenzie, c Wills, b Starkey 4 D. Mackenzie, run out 3 H. H. Almond, run out 0 H. N. Tennent, b Maude" 98 E. Mackellar, run out .." 4 C. Walker, run out 7 W. Forman, run out 48 MILITARY. Starkey, b Almoud Unitt, b Walker Levett, b Walker Hayward, leg b w, b Walker 0 Chambers, b Almond 1 Houstoun, b Walker 0 Whitchurch, b Walker 1 Maude, v Almond 4 Wilson, b Walker 11 Wills, b Walker 11 Hill, not out 7 B 7,1 b 3, w b 2 12 Total — 61 V. Graham, c Maude, b Houstoun 0 II. Wakelln, b Maude 7 It. Macfarlane, b Houstoun 3 K Douglas, not out B 15,1 b 6, w b 20 Total lst inn ,.. 5 c Walker, b Tennent ... 3 bTennent ,.. 3 bTennent 41 .... 215 2d inn ... 19 ... 5 b Tennent c Mackellar, b Walker .. 9 b Tennent 3 notout 1 e Tennent, b Walker 6 b Almond 0 0 Forman, b Walker .... 2 b Walker 1 Total — 59 LORETTO HOUSE v ST LEONARD'S HALL, ST ANDEEWS. This return match was played at Loretto. Score: LORETTO HOUSE. H. W. Almond, b Lang 7 | D. Mackenzie, b Lang 35 H. N. Tennent, c Chiene, b Lang. 17 E. M. Mackellar, run out 2 W. T. Forman, c Rhoades, bLang. 45 C. Walker, b Henderson 0 A. Mackenzie, b Henderson .... 1 R. Macfarlaue, c Cox, b Hender- son 0 ST LEONARD'S HALL. Henderson, c and b Almond Row, c and b Almond ' a Cox, b Almond 7 Cook, b Almond 0 Rboades, b Walker 1 H. Wakelin, not out E, Douglas, c Low, b Lang T, Campbell, b Lang B 25, 1 b 3, w b 22 Total lst inn ,.. 0 b Almond ,..' 2 b A. Mackenzie run out b D. Mackenzie b D. Mackenzie 2d inn ,.. 9 ... 0 0 2d inn .... 0 .... 10 .... ir 4 Total 171 In the second innings of the 100th Regiment, Prescott scored ( run out) 3, Sturgess ( c Gvll, b Cook) 0, Ritchie ( b Kingscote) 1, Hemphill ( c Col lier, b Sharpe) 11, Ashford ( not out) 0, M'Donald ( c Collier, b Kiugscote) 0, Don Allen ( run out) 6; b 3, 1 b 1, w b 4— total 29. EETUEN MATCH. This match was played on June 26, and again resulted in an easy victory for the R. A., who defeated their opponents by 81 runs. Nicholson's slows proved very effective in clie second in- nings. Score: ROYAL ARTILLERY. lst inn Lieut Whalley, b Ritchie 0 run out Lieut Kingscote, b Lowry 10 c Bayly, b Ritchie Corp Collier, run out 3 runout Lieut Burnett, b Sturgess 4 c Ritchie, b Lowry Gunner Sharpe, b Sturgess 6 c Lawreli, b Sturgess .... 3 Lieut Gyll, b Sturgess .. 0 b Lowry .. 17 Serg- Mujor Nicholson, c Lawrell, b I „. Sturgess J Lieut Warry, b Shirley 4 Lieut Lacy, b Shirley 2 Capt Sehreiber, c and b Lowry Lieut Hall, not out B 3. lb 1. w b 18 Total 100TH REGIMENT. Private Hemphill, b Kingscote 3 Serg Prescott, b Kingscote 0 Lieut Lawrell, b Kingscote 1 Private Skeffington, b Kingscote 0 Ensign Ritchie, b Sharpe 2 Priv Sturgese, c Kingscote, b Sharpe.. 2 runout. Ensign Lowrv, b Kiugscote 29 c Burnett, b Nicholson Lieut Ashford, c Gyll, b Burnett 0 Capt Lamb, run out 1 Capt Buyly, b Kingscote 4 Ensign Shirley, not out 0 B 2, 1 b 1, w b 6 9 .... 3 .... 22 c Lowry, b Sturgess . c Lawrell, b Sturgess. b Bayly.. not out b Shirley B 2,1 b 1, w b 10 . ...— 80 Total lst inn b Nicholson b Nicholson run out b Kingscote b Nicholson ... 15 ... 0 ... 13 ...- 90 2d inn ... 0 ... 1 ... 0 ... 2 ... 5 1 1 5 Total c Gyll, b Nicholson.. b Kingscote 2 not out 2 c Hall, b Kingscote 4 B 6, 1 b2, wb6 14 - 51 Total , • -& S ME KINGSCOTE'S ELEVEN v CAPTAIN BAENETTS THIRTEEN. This match was played on the North Front on July 3, and ended in the defeat of the Thirteen by seven wickets. Score: CAPT BARNETT'S THIRTEEN, lst inn 2d inn Lieut Melville, c Kingscote, b Sharpe.. 0 b Sharpe 15 Bomb Harrison, b Sharpo 1 c Munn, b Sharpe 2 Bomb Beeson, b Sharpe 0 b Sharpe 0 Capt Barnett, run out 0 b Munn 4 Lieut Bell, b Kingscote 3 b oharpe 0 Serg- Maj Nicholson, cGyll, bKingscote 0 c Munn, b Kingscote ... .22 Serg Prescott, b Munn Bomb Bennett, b Wright. Capt Schreiber, b Munn Gunner Cook, c Kingscote, b Munn Lieut Best, b Wright Lieut Hall, not out Capt Rideout, b Wright B 3, 1 b 2, w b 10 Total 4 c Upperton, b Sharpe .... 1 ... 14 b Kingscote 9 1 c Lowry, b Sharpe 9 0 run out 3 2 c Kingscote, b Munn .... 0 0 b Munn 2 .. 0 not out 0 .. 15 B 7, 1 b 4, w b 7 18 ..— 40 Total — 85 MR KINGSCOTE'S ELEVEN, Lieut Butler, st Schreiber, b Nicholson Capt Munn, not out Ensign Upperton, run out Capt Whitting, absent Bl, wbl Total. .... 56 3 b Walker Innes, c Walker, b Almond Dunlop, b Walker 10 c Walker, b D. Mackenzle22 Campbell, b Walker 6 b Walker 1 Cooper, c Forman, b Almond 1 b D. Mackenzie 1 Lang, c Almond, b A. Mackenzie .... 3 b Walker 3 Chiene, not out 0 not out 12 B 3, w b 6 9 B 8, w b 7, n b 2 17 Total - 41 Total — 75 CRICKET IN CANADA. 1ST BATT RIFLE BEIGADE v ANIMATED EUSTICS. This match was played at Hamilton, Canada West, on July 10, and ended in favour of the Eifle Brigade. Score: ANIMATED RUSTICS. lst inn R. Bros, run out .. R. Kennedy, run out L. Rolph, run out C. H. Kinahan, not out F. Galloway, c Wild, b Brill 1 stTryon, b Finch. 0 run out 7 c Foster, b Bolton 50 c Parr, b Bolton 31 14 bSlade 2d inn ... 8 ... 0 10 1 1 19 16 W. M. Rolph, b Brill 2 b Bolton W. R. Snow, c Slade, b Brill 2 b Bolton F. Geddes, c Brill, b Foster 1 not out .. H. B. Bull, c Foster, b Brill 0 not out .. G. Griffin, b Brill 0 T. Luard, hit w, b Brill 3 run out 0 B 6,1 b 2, w b 5 13 B 2, w b 5 7 Total — 93 Total — 95 RIFLE BRIGADE. Capt Slade, b L. Rolph 4 A. H. Montgomery, b Kinahan... 4 School- Serg Foster, b W. Rolph.. 41 Private T. Raven, hit w, bLuard. 13 Capt Tryon, c Bros, b Kinahan.. 9 Pri vT. Bolton, cGeddes. b Kinahan 13 T. R. Parr, b Snow 10 Private J. Finch, b Kinahan 0 Corporal W. Brill, not out 16 L. Cary, b Kinahan 0 Corporal J. Wild, b Kinahan .... 0 B 17, lbS, wbai 41 Total 151 1ST BATT EIFLE BRIGADE V HAMILTON. This match was played at Hamilton, Canada West, on July 11, and after a most exciting game, ended in favour of the Eiiie Bri- gade by 20 runs. Score: RIFLE BRIGADE. lst inn 2d inn T. A. Parr, c Young, b Sharp 7 b Duggan 8 Rrivate D. Teague, b Duggan 2 c Snow, b Sharp 1 School- Serg Foster, cSwinyard. bSharp 5 leg b w, b Swinyard .... 0 A. Wilson- Patten, b Duggan 3 c Kennedy, b Duggan . .13 A. H. Montgomery, c Geddes, b Duggan 4 0 M'Dougall, b Swinyard 4 Lord A. Cecil, b Sharp 1 c Young, b Sharp 0 W. Grant, run out 0 c Kennedy, b Duggan .. 6 Capt Slade, c Kennedy, b Duggan .... 7 c Young, b Swinyard .... 18 Corporal Brill, b Duggan 5 not out 2 Priv J. Finch, cSwinyard, b Duggan.. 19 leg b w, b Swinyard .... 9 Capt Tryon, not out 5 c Geddep, b Sharp 3 B 2,1 b2, W b2 6 B 3, w b 2 5 Total — 64 Total — 61 HAMILTON. list Inn 2d inn J. Young, b Brill 0 b Brill 12 G. Benjamin, b Brill 2 leg b w, b Brill 1 A. M'Dougall, c and b- Brill 9 c Finch, b Brill 10 T. Gillespie, b Brill 2 c Brill, b Foster 7 T. Swinyard, c Brill, b Foster 16 c Patten, b Foster 2 G. Sharp, c Montgomery, b Brill 1 b Brill 0 F. Geddes, c Cecil, b Foster 1 c Patten, b Brill 5 R, Kennedy, c Montgomery, b Foster.. 6 c Patten, b Brill 0 J. Park, c Teague, b Foster 2 b Brill 1 W. R. Snow, b Brill 2 notout 3 G. Duggan, not out 0 c Patten, b Brill 4 B5, lbl, wbl 7 B4, lb4, wb3, nb 1.. 12 Total - 48 Total — 5f COLCHESTER GABKISON FIBST ELKVEW ( WITH BEOOM^ TICKS) v SECOND TWELVE ( WITH BATS).— This match was played at the Garrison Ground on July 30, and created a great deal of interest, Bats being high in the money market ; and by the kind permission of Colonel Knox the amateur band attended, and played a choice selection of airs. Score: Eroomstieke 77 and U7, Bats IV and 35. Lieut Kingscote, c Harrison, b 1 Corp Wright, run out 14 Lieut Burnett, b Melville 4 Corp Collier, b Melville 0 Lieut Gyll. c Barnett. b Melville 20 Gunner Sharpe, b Melvillve .... 0 Ensign Lowry, c Nicholson, b Melville 6 In the second innings of Mr Kingscote's Eleven, Kingscote scored ( c Prescott, b Nicholson) 16, Wright ( not out) 4, Gyll ( not out) 3, Butler ( c Barnett, b Nicholson) 10, Munn ( c Cook, b Nicholson) 33 ; 1 b 2, w b 2— total 70. ELEVEN OFFICER8 E. A. AND E. E. v EIGHTEEN OFFICERS OF GARRISON. This match was played on the North Fronton July 7, and ended in favour of the Eighteen by 12 runs. Score: OFFICERS OF GARRISON. Ensign Fawkes, b Melville 19 Ens Penrose, c Bell, b Melville.. 0 Capt Surman, b Kingscote 3 Capt Whitting. b Kingscote — 4 Ens Pochin. c Freeling, b Melville 3 Ens Upperton, c Burnett, b Gyll. 9 Lieut S. Hall, b Melville 17 Lieut Gurney, b Kingscote 2 Ensign Lowry, b Melville 0 Ensign Stourton, st Kiugscote, b Burnett 28 Capt Parnell, run out 16 Ensign Williams, st Kingscote, b Burnett 1 Lieut Boulton, c and b Kingscote 1 Ensign Shirley, b Kingscote .... 0 Capt Lamb, leg b w, b Kingscote 0 Capt Bayly, not out 1 Ensign Winter, c Hall, b Kings- cote 6 Lieut Williams, run out 2 B 16,1 b 3, w b 23 42 Total 149 Lieut Kingscote, st Gurney, b Lowry 35 Capt Freeling, b Hall 0 Lieut Burnett, c Hall, b Fawkes 0 Lieut Melville, b Fawkes 4 Lieut Gyll, b Hall 17 Lieut W. Hall, c Lowry, b Upper- ton 14 R. A. AND R. E. Lieut Bell, b Hall 0 Capt Schreiber, hit wj b Lowry. .29 Lieut Best, b Penrose 4 Lieut Lacy, not out 4 Capt Rideout, c Lowry, b Hall .. 1 B 14,1 b 2, w b 13 29 Total .... 137 THE BUFFS ( 2D BATT) v OFFICERS OF 8TH ( THE KING'S) EEGT ( 2D BATTALION). JULY 9.— The powerful bowling of Messrs Crawley, Dooner, and Mellor, and the scientific batting of Mr Butter, and the general good fielding, especially of Whitting and Skinner ( the long- stop) on the part of the, King's Eleven, secured to them a far more easy victory than might have reasonably been expected from so formidable and worthy aa opponent. Score: THE BUFFS. lst inn PrivateM'Cormack, cWhittingb Mellor 2 c Crawley, b Dooner 2dinn ... 10 ... 20 ... 4 Ens Fawks, c Dooner, b Mellor 17 Corp Massey, b Crawley 1 Ens Pochin, b Mellor 0 Corp Collyer, c Mellor, b Crawley .... 5 Capt Tarnell, c Wbltting, b Mellor 0 Corp Boxall, c Whitting, b Mellor — 1 Ens Upperton, c Stourton, b Mellor .. 0 Serg Howley, b Crawley 5 Lieut Hamilton, b Crawley 3 b Mellor Private Shintfield, not out 3 c Williams, b Dooner .... 2 B 5, w b 7 12 B 5, w b 8 IS Total — 49 Total — f 8TH REGT. b Mellor c Whitting b Dooner c Dooner, b Crawley not out 3 b Mellor 2 c Mellor, b Dooner 5 c Mellor, b Dooner 0 b Mellor 0 Lieut Butter, run out 17 Lieut Skinner, b Fawkee 11 Lieut Williams, b Fawkes 6 LieutCrawley, c Pochin, bFawkea 0 Ens Mellor, c Upperton, b PochinSS Capt Whitting, cPochin, b Fawkes 7 Ens Liddon, c Hamilton, b M'Cormlck 4 Ens Stonrton, b M'Cormick 4 Ens Dooner, b M'Cormick 8 Dr Ross, not out 9 Ens Humphrys, b Pochin 1 B10, wbl4 :-.... 24 Total ^.... lSO A match was played at Biggleswade on Monday, July 2T, be- tween eleven gentlemen of Biggleswade and neighbeurhood and eleven of Southill Village Club, which, after some very gocd play, resulted ia an easy victory for the Village Club, owing principally to the destructive bowling of J. Green in the second innings. The batting of Messrs Ibbs, J. King, and R. Isherwood for the club, ar. d of Messrs Barnett, Saflfbrd, and Eamsay for tha eleven, was very good. Score: Southill 83 and S7, Mr Walters's Eleven 93 and 22. A match was played on Saturday, July 25, at Cirencester, be- tween E. Jacobs's Six and the B. and Y. School Eleven; the former were victorious by 4 runs and four wickets to go down. Score: The Eleven 38 and 24, the Six 31 and 35 ( with one wicket down). Printed and Published by WILLIAM CHARLES CLEMENT, at the Office, 170, Strand, in the Pari sh of St. Clemnnt Danes, ia the Jity and Liberty of Westminster,— SUNDAY, ATO 9, 1863,