... house. She was accommodated iv the private rooms of Mr. Courtenay, the second clerk of the house. NpvEju Game or Cricket — A novel game of cricket was played, for a considerable sum, ou Monday, the 21st instant, on Hareheld Common, near Rick. mansworth, hetween ...

... second patch hetween the seventeen geotlen* o and the eleven players, for 1,000 guineas aside, com- menced yesterday at Lord's Cricket Ground, in tM presence of a numerous assemblage of sporting ITjWfc Thp gentlemen wt,,.t in lii , v t, and completed their ...

... calamitous event has created considerable sorrow in the town and neigh- bourhood. A grand match at that truly Euglish game cricket was played on Tuesday and Wednesday, in Eton Shoot- ing-fiel Is, between eleven of the senior Scholars of the College, and ...

... pounds. The Great Match fok one Thousand Gui- neas ->mE — This match was brought to a conclusion yesterday in the Lord's Cricket Ground, in tie pi* aence of many hundreds of spectators. The play on tb« part of the players was remarkably good, as well ...

... Officera of the 7th Hussars, 52d Infantry, and various gentleman In the town and neighbourhood, were engaged in a game of cricket on our ltoyal Ground yesterday, and, in high health and buoyant »j>irits, were iv 'the happiest enjoyment of the i'uvi- sport ...

... match of cricket, between the connty of Sussex and all England, commenced here yesterday. The interest which it had excited is unprecedented, and it is doubtful whether, within the memory of man, so many persons were ever before assembled at a cricket- match ...

... Lndolf, the Neapolitan Mints. ''transacted business yesterday at the Foreign-office. T BRIGHTON, •! ...

... London, was chosen president, and the Rev. Jabez Bunting, M.A. of this town, secretary, for the ensuing year. Brighton.' — The cricket-match has at length ter- minated, after a most severe and well-contested strug- gle, in favourof all England, who have won ...

... BRIGHTON, FnniAY, July 27. People are talking here very loudly, that the cricket match which has just ended was a cross, and that it was lost purposely by the men of Sussex, lest their ad- versaries should be deterred from contending with them again, ...

... to several hundreds. The Earl of I Txbridge, Lord Russell, and other no- blemen and gentlemen, were engaged in a game of cricket, on our Royal Ground, on Thursday and Fri- day, and at which some good fielding and batting were exhibited. Tbe Hon. Stuart ...

... amused the inhabitants of the city witli the following novel cry :— This is to give notice, that a very grand match at cricket will be played this day, in the . toney Fields, Halnaker, by eleven women, who have In .-n 'lawfully married, decorated with ...

... concern. — Edinburgh Paper. Female Cricketers. —On Thursday week a vast concourse of spectators assembled on the Stoney-fiehls, Halknaker, by invitation of the town crier, to witness a display of the noble game of cricket, by 1 1 married ladies, and 11 unmarried ...