... KENSINGTON PARK. The return match between these clubs was played on the London Club ground, at St. Quintin's Park, near Kensal Green Cemetery, on Saturday, and a most excellent pitch was provided. The county town team went up with four men short—a certainly ...

... one, leaving the Maryiebone Club 131 lor W win | ':n.-' Club Legan to hit off the runs with De ‘lr:“ ord and Burnup, but the first wree wickets lhur 19 sz‘mu punished the wmrmu i e scored in twenty minutes, uncheou the Club h.d Mcfisfm& loss of three wickets ...

... within 60 runs of their opponent*. Owing to late start and an unduly long interval, cricket was in progne* for rather lem than four hours, but eo bright was the cricket during this time that 312 ran* were obtained for the loa of thirteen wicket*. Score:— ...

... six—won in the cod 22 the boar. Smith bawled magnificently fee the county after luac been, end despite the fact that the Asst rails had bit off tbe arrears of 118 for the less three wickeds, they only succeeded in putting the County make to win with two ...

... being declared doted with four wickets down. Both clubs have ended the season with a certain degree of credit; the Ipswich players certainly made some amends (or failures. member of College Gate Cricket Club” (Boxy St. Edmund’s) sends very irate epistle touching ...

... MaxTlebone Club next week, in the match originally entitled Gentlemen England against Australians. Mr. Kortwright played for Essex against Surrey, Derbyshire, and Leicestershire, capturing in all 22 wickets for 312 runs. Another member of the Essex County eleven ...

... girls at so-called cricket, Be sure that you avoiqthe wicket; So when the hour =Allies for tea, Stall double shares ae3rue to thee. The enterprising wire-pullers of the Witham Club have arranged three good matches for their cricket week, and with tine ...

... CRICKET. Find Haas Bxtarwn for thw weak . Monday: loicaator. Leicastershiro ». Warwickshire (aaocad day!. Oval. Surrey ». Nortbaato; Liearpool. Lancashire s. Roanex; Lev ton. t. Kent; Nottingham. Notts. ▼. Gkmcewter. Brndford, Torbhira e. Darby-hire. ...

... runs, Mead getting four for 22. If the E«ex players can maintain the position they have gained thcr victories over Derbyshire and Leicestershire, they stand a good chance of getting a high place among secondclass counties. Our Norfolk friends are much ...

... CRICKET. MIDDLESEX r. KENT. Os Lord';, tta bit kotwaen Midtuoau and Root oar to » mrUscto Sa woU-omod rtotory u> atoll** •nd sgkt run*. Tk* cfloct* o ...

... CRICKET Ipswich. —Jprurich Orammar School v. If. K. Longc. itq't AUttn, —This match was pleyed the school ground on Wednesday, June 28th, The following waa the score W. V. ItOBOB'B KLBVSH. Ist innings. Sod Inmost*. J. B. Roffay, c Sherrington 8 b Turner ...

... Marylebone lawgivers. I thiok it is an unigue occurrence. “W. G.” has made his 50,000 runs in first-class cricket. 1t is a wonderful feat, which no cricketer has previously accomplished, or is likely to aecompiish, per‘m. for generations. The Doctor's 50,000 ...