The Express.
London, England, 1852-08-26 00:00:00

CRICKET.

ELEVEN OF ENGLAND v. TWENTY-TWO OF
DEVONSHIRE.
This match was played at Teignbridge on August 23,
24, and 2.5. The final score was as follows
Eao LASD.
T. Adams, a Borer, b Bathurst 2l b Bathurst
J. Grundy, run out
A. Wynn, Esq., b Bathurst II Tinley
W. Wye, e (Manton, b Bathurst Tinley
G. Parr, W. Collier, b .1. Cullkr SG a Hounsell, b Tinley
J Gay, c Puller, b Bathurst .... . . 0 b Tinley
H. Wyatt, &q., b Tinter 1 b Tinley
.1. Comer, a Watson, b Bathurst lf o Weauy, b Batbunit -... 1
G. Anderson, a and b Num l4 a ()amnion, b Tinley
J. Motley, • Hole, b Tink7
W. Cl rks, um out .
14Si

138 42
!Brennan's.
J. W. Williams, EN., run out
M. Callter, Ext., run out ..... ... b Clarke
T. Nunn, e Grandy, b Marko --. c Hinkley, b Grundy 0
r. Comaton. Eq.. bit wk., b Clarke e Adams, b Clarke 8
W. HounaelL Esq., a Blekley, 0
Clarke
C. Mealy, Esq., b Grandy
Puller, k.q., a Mynn, b Grundy ...... b Grundy
Capt. Ingram, b Grundy b Grundy
Capt. heeling, b Clarke e Adam, b Clarke
tilr P. Batbunt, c Anderson, b
Grundy Clarke ...... I
C. H. Walker, Esq., b Grundy Grandy
T. Tinley, I b w, 0 Clarke
J. T. Buller, Fag., b Clarke
W. Hole, Esq., it Parr, b Parke
Captain 1111/1., b Clarke
Watson, E.q., b Grundy 1 It Grundy
M. Later. Each c Adams, b Clarke... • Adams, 0 Mike--
C. Landon, Foy , b Grundy not out
Jallon, taq., b Grandy
J. Collier, EN., It Grundy
W. titockdale, tag , not out Clark.
Psetkley. Esq., b GruGrundyl bw, b ....
. -....-....
c end b Grandy
Id, 1; lb, I
L-It, 1 .......... .....

Total 4

THE NEW NATIONAL GALLERY.—Wo understand
that the authorities have it in contemplation to purchase
the extensive property of the Earl of Harrington, situated
at Old Brompton, for the purpose of erecting a new Na-
tional Gallery. The government are favourably disposed
as to the site as a most eligible place for the building.—
Morning paper.
BEET-ROOT SUGAR IN FRANCE. Tho French
government has just published a atatemeat of the produc-
tion and ;censumption of beet-root sugar since the com-
mencement of the season of 1&51.18-i2 to the end of last
month. At that time there were 329 manufactories at work,
or two more than at the same period last year. The quan-
tity manufactered is 67,445,404 kilogrammes, or 7, 553,969
kilogrammes less than last year. The quantity sold is
62,231,663 kilogrammes or 9,167,018 less as compared with
the corresponding period of last year. There remains in
stock in the manufactories 91,434,070 kilogrammes, and in
the entrepot 4,697,829 kilogrammes, being an increase of
2,668,662 kilogrammes in the manufactories, and a decrease
of 1,292,962 in the entrepets.
FIRE.—TIIIS DAY.—Shortly after 3 o'clock this
(Thursday) morning, a fire, attended with the destruction
of tome thousand pounds worth of property, broke out in
the premises belonging to Mr. Phillips, licensed victualler,
and proprietor of the Kings Arms tavern and assembly-
rooms, Mile-end-road, near Bow. The fire commenced in
the theatre, behind the tavern, and before the owners of
the property could ho made aware of the disaster the flames
shot through the roof in an immense body. This caused
the engine s of the London Brigade and N eat of England
Office to turn out almost simultaneously, and for some time
the firemen proceeded towards the scene of conflagration,
being guided only by the light in the sir. In a very brief
period two engines of the perish were on the spot, and in
full operation; but the flames still spread, and the Jubilee-
room and the Assembly rooms became enveloped in fire.
The flames were, after the lapse of some hours, extin-
guished. The damage done is thus reported by Mr.
Conoorton, of the M est of England Fire-office: " The
theatre burned doyen ; the Assembly-rooms destroyed; the
Jubilee and cloak-ronns condemned. Insured in the
County Fire-office. The stock, fittings, &c., and some very
valvable paintings in the Jubilee rooms destroyed. Insured
in the Hand-in Head Fire-office. Nos. 1,2, and 3 in
Louisa-street, occupied respectively by Mr. Pitman, stay-
maker, Mr. Shipman, carman, and Mr Mills, a tailor, have
likewise received damage by hasty removal, &c."
DIRECT LONDON AND MANCHESTER RAILWAY
(BitstsoToN's LtNZ.)—At a meeting recently held before
the Muter in Chancery (Senior) in the above matter, his
Honour, after some inquiries, directed the official manager,
Mr. 'Turquand, of Old Jewry Chambers, to return 6e. 3d.
to the scriphoNers. This order Mr. Tailwind is at pre-
sent carrying into effect, so that " • •
mediately present their scrip at
CORK AND BANDON HAIL\
for the week ending August 21,
1561. 12s. 10d. ; merchandise,
14s. 11d. (20 miles open.) Cor
M. U. 4d. (10 miles open.)

the shareholden should im-
his office.
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