The Express.
London, England, 1863-05-29 00:00:00

CRICKET.

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I ZINOARI V. ROYAL HOUSZHOLD BRIOADR.—•
Thie match took place yesterday at Lord's Ground, and
was most fashionably attended. The baud of the let Life
Guards was in atteudanoe, and played several concerted
pieces and popular music. The game commenced soon after
twelve o'clock, and, the wickets being pitched on a good
spot of the ground, was played well. In the fist
the Household Brigade sred 140, and in the second but
41. The Kneen scored in the fret innings LOS.
SURREY "COLTS" AGAINST KENT " COLTS. "
The as tig to cricket fame of the above °MAIM eom-
mooeed their oontest yesterday morning on the Surrey
ground, Kennington Oval, and a most beautiful pair of
wickets was pitched. At 12 o'clock the game commenced
by Kent going to the wickets, getting in the first innings
109. Surrey scored 143, and in the second innings Kent,
with two men, not out, had scored 22, when the game
stopped. The match will be continued today.

PRISON SEWOTING.—The Great Derby Handicap
came off yesterday at Homey Wood, a large number of
gentlemen of the sporting world and amateurs being pre.
sent. The guns used were 11 bore or lees, and the chArge
waa lioz. of No. 5,6, or 7 ahot. The number of entries
was 10, but there were several additional post entries at
six soya. and no forfeit, making a total of 84i. Of this num-
ber, however, no less than 26 paid forfeit, leaving only 60
actual competitors. Colonel Astley woo the winner of the
first prize, Sir H. Williamson the winner of the second, and
Mr.
rdo the winner of the third.

Tax •TioN•l FoThiiow. —Yesterday, the
fourth day at the International Dog Show, the number of
visitors nearly equalled those of the three preceding days put
together, for up to seven o'clock it was computed that con-
siderably over 30,000 persons had pedal into the Agricul-
tural Hall, and at that hour the crush was great. At •
meeting of the board of directory yesterday it wan resolved
to reduce the charge of admittance af tor one p.m. on
Saturday next, the lest day of the show, from la. to 6d.
Yesterday afternoon the portion of the aplendid peek of fox
hounds, exhibited, though not for competition, in the
kennel erected for their accommodation in the central
avenue, by his Grace the Duke of Beaufort, had to be re-
moved in C01:18904D01) of his grace requiring their
with the remainder of his hound,, for the purposes of
another engagement.
TEE Cass OF A LLZOID CHILD MIAIDES AT K two's
Csoes.—A painful inquiry was reamed by Dr. Lankester,
the coroner for Central Middlesex, at the Denison Arms,
lad night, tesyxting the death of a newly born female child
Henry and Emma King. The mother and father appear
to have been in the greatest poverty, occupying one room
unfurnished, and sleeping on the door, with scarcely any
covering. The father is a licensed vietnaller, out of busi-
ness. No preparations appear to have been rude for the ex-
pected child, and a bare covering was only at the' ast moment
Wed by the charity of the almost equally indigent neigh-
There was some conflicting evidence as to the death,
the mother beingvery positive that the child had rewind
no fall, whilst the medical evidence was defied as to
the death having been caused by • severe blow or
• tfalL The coroner remarked upon the great saw
piction attending the cos, but did sot think there was
suSlciset evidence adduced to commit them on a charge of
wilful murder, although the medical evideaoe was very
clear that the cause of death was a blow. The jury foaled
that death had resulted from an injury to the head, but bow
that injury WWI indicted there was not sufficient evidence to
show. _ _

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