... The return In~tch between the Ipswich and East Sur. e: folk and Playford Clubs, was played on the 2Oth inst.. Ii and was decided by the Ist itutings in farour of the tj Ipswich and East Suffolk, with 314 runs to spare. The h follotiing is the score -I JAPSWSCII AN4D LEAST SCTVOLt. rzAToskv. I fl. IPr Rlonmocrenc'.C Riddell 47 C. lltts.c Bell ?? '1 J1. Peecock c Oscroft .23 s.ulnitruxf. ?? -7t ...

... Soluthitd (INV, r. Elenrt of HialelwoiM.-A well contested match wa~s played on the Soutbwold gruuns 0 on the 30th nit., betreen tbr Sotithtrold club and an b t Eleven from IHilesryorth, in tvhich the former werevic. r torious lly three ?? i AMiWLritOC?. lit Inninl. 2n,, Innhlgl. 0 I C. ~Itln Mll ?? I -rml O it ?? t. tv. 1. 7m.ptcr . . ?? w I ?? 0 1.,r.qrd, ?? .-ut ?? 2.-tb Ituarwnan ?? 6 ?? , ...

... On Thlur sdav, the 3rd inst.. a match was played on thve criclket ground between the Lowestoft and Hales- w orth clubs. We can only give the scores, which are aS follow0s: t1.i1:1h'2:)s. LOwViESTOrOFT. 2nl Iinings. I 7,l, y, I.. Li- 'r ?? ?? 4' tcriont, b. Figg 14 1'¾-:t: : ?? C. Clanti;k tO1 it ?? :'2r1' , ?? i 12 : ?? ?? ?? I -- c D nrran~t, b. C11adlier 21 1F'_ - . ?? ?? ?? 21- l .. ...

... ASCOT HEATH RACES. These races comne n Tur-'iday. The attend. TI sc ~as imrl2cnsl3. ut the muster of pleasur-efolk com- es persons who are popularly denominated -rouqh'.. r Still in the Grand Stand and enclosure, and in the itl ?? Stand and Stewards' Stands were mnany distin. guished visitors and eleg-antly dressed ladies. An un- f e clouded sun lit up gaily the animated scene, and its1I ...

... rpst-ich nnd REwt Sgifoak v. Earl Sohlam.-A match between the clubs was vlayed at Ipswicb, on Friday. the 8th June instant. The Ipswich and East Suffolk went in fins and scored 139, to which Mr. jas. Todd contributed 36 bv gooe i steady play, and M'r cnry, Seton 40, in his nusual slashing: st le. Tht! Earl Sohaai scoring only 33 in their first innings. were put it' aan for their 2nd innius, ...

... During the past week there has been a general meet. ing of the members of the Marylebone Club, for the purpose of considering the recommendations of the committee of that body, to the effect that certain altera- tions should le made in the rules of the game, which it was conceived the advance in cricket demanded. The meeting was held in the pavilion at Lord's; the hon, secretary and treasurer, ...

... London's only Carnival, the Derby day, came off on Wednesday on a grand scale of magnitude and success. Everything was favourable, even the weather was as brilliant as if no public holiday was meant, and the whole day will bear comparison with the most auspi. cious that ever assembled -the metropolis upon the Downs of Epsom. Tite DEsBy STAMEA of 20 sevs. each. 202 subs. Mr. A, I'Anson's Blink ...

... CRICKELT. On the IS:h inst., a malch was ?? nt larwtich, hewrecn the llarwvihlk Atuateurt and Walton Cricket Clubs. The following was the result:- ilV.TZV landI P.40r. I, ' li. *:nr, tnni T. m al, b Syrr ?? .S ?? 0rvom.11, F rr.l ?? .. : ?? S r ?? 1 3 (;1 S3aiFt, ri o. I, l- ifl. '. [I ?? Syrd. ?? 0 c. Ituisvicks.c 9Iuirc,, b l:itkr.. t)-i c ;iirIVnr, b ulaxir.. O J. Itct, sy ?? O--b IIAer . ...

... On Tuesday these races attracted a vast concourse of spectators to the Denes. Excursion slow trains from Norwich brought thousands of the citizens who dearly love good sport of any kind, hut they grumbled, as well they might, at being kept two hours on the road and charged higher fares than in former years. The grandstand presented a pleasing display of youth, beauty, and fashion, and in front ...

... A match for the benefit of the East Suffolk Hospital was played at Stratford St. Mary, on Friday, the 21st inst., between 12 gentlemen selected by Edward J. Cook, Esq., and the same number of the Stratford and Dedham Union Club. this being their second annual match in aid of the funds of the above excellent insti. tution. The day was exceedingly fine, and most of those who had taken tickets ...

... A match was played on Saturday last on the Ipswich ground between an eleven of the Ipswich and East Suffolk Club, and the Landguard Fort Club. The former proved too strong for their opponents, and won easily, as the score will show: IPSWCICH AND EAST SUFFOLK. 1st Inlnings. 2nd Innings. 11. Bell, HEq. b. Johnson . 10-b. Johnson .. 12 J. Joiselyn, Esq., ran out ?? 1-b. Johnson .. .. 9 W. ...

... ,VW{GIk cnttf Xsrwich v. Hedena.-The return nlaiehbettxen lb Norfi71it and Norwrich ClubF~ azt- nt the lledenham Park Club was played on the new r-ound, Newtlirket Road. Norwirb. on the 11th inl., and aitin terminated in the defeat of the former in a single inninis, with four runs to rpare. b.-nonlo. rnit i .b ?? . 17 Mlrrl:. , ?? ?? I if. ptiuanran I, 1:,re ?? o . pt'tou. ran out * 2. T' y. ...