The Express.
London, England, 1863-05-25 00:00:00

CRICKET.

Sours V. SWISH or ENGLAND. —A three days'
@catgut between eleven of the South and olives of the
North of England was brought to a aloes as Saturday even-
Manchester. The South woo the toss, sod moored
157 first innings ; the North scored 286 Ant innings. The
South added 185 to their wore in the second inning, but
this left the North only • balance of 57 owtooary to 1634
sad two of their hest pkysts, Jackson sad Atkinson. moored
these ruse, so that the North woo with 11 wichsta to go
dove.

SALa or /autumn sr Mama& Tarriszaw„
AT TILIDELLD STUD FARM, STOOKWILL.-04 Saturday
• easeiderable number of those geetlemen interested is
the sale of blood stock assembled at the above tereedbur
establishment to witness the sale of some very ohm
looking yearlings. Prior to the commencement of the
bedtime of the afternoon the company repeat were
invited to partake of • most substantial lambast
which bad bees provided by Mr. Smith, the present co-
eupent of the premises, in • large tent erected for the
ocaniao, and, atilt ample justice bad bees dons to the geed
thius offered, Mr. Tattersall suggested a move to the emu
of antics, which was situated is • large paddock cleft to
the stables. There had been • very excellent ring roped off
for the animals to be above in while being pot up for sale.
Some of them fetched high prime. Theobald stud tam
and mansion is now to let, with or without the stud hones,
which consist of Adams, Old Robert, and three trettlig
stallions of great celebrity.
PETROULUX ACCIDENT.—PLYMOUTH, SUNDAT.
Lest evening, about nine o'clock, Kr. Earle • neighbour,
applied to Mr. Emmett, a grooer sod general dealer,
rough-street, Deveeport„ fora gallon of petroleum oil. The
latter lighted • candle and went into the cellar oaderseath
the shop. Shortly after a terrific explosion took place, and
the premiss took fire. Mrs. Emmett was in the shop with
an infest, which she gave to a neighbour, and me upetaira
for her other childrem with whom she had barely tame to
escape through the bedroom windows into the street. Mr.
Emmett's shop aid thou adjoioing formed formerly cos
large school-room, and, in adapting the space for slops,
very slight divisions were made. Die fire soon programed
down the street, Emmett's premises, and three of Mr.
Paige, pork-dealer, out door, were gutted. The roofs of
No. 2, Mr. Trebikock, boot and shoemaker, and Nos. 3
and 4, Mr. Barons, chins-merchant, are destroyed. The
stock and furniture of all five are either burnt or reordered
worthless. It is said that Mr. Emmett had only we cask
of petroleum in store. His body, in a very disfigured °au-
dition, wee recovered this morning about 11 o'clock. He
was one of the tows commiL

TOADS at ♦ Hout.—Sir Alexander Gordon
Cumming describes, in the Times, the circumstances atteed-
iog the late discovery of living toads in making a railway
cutting through rocks near Altyre. The ground under
which these liviag toads are found eonsiste of two feet of
black soil ; from six to twelve of waterworn gravel, and
four to eight feet of herd modstone, all ratting upon • bed
of red cooglomerate. " While inspectmg the railway
works," crime Sir Alexander, " I have myself seen num-
bers of living toads taken out of the conglomerate, at
depths of from 15ft. to 24ft. from the surface. An eaten-
sive sad seemingly unbroken bed of rock covers the stratum
in which these living toads are found. lu sloping the sides
of the cutting to almond-a-half in ow we may anticipate •
further relates oDpeinos."
THE LAMB FATAL ASSAULT AT BEDFORD.—WiI-
Iiam Craddock and Robert Jordan, the two men charged
with caesium the death of Mr. Frederick Budd, solicitor, by
beatieg him with their Bata, underwent their final eximains•
don at the prison before • full beech of the borough soaps-
mates on Friday, the 22nd lost It was proved io evidence
that, when the seemed tumefied Mr. Budd dace the Ant
time his wits Incanted him up ; but after he had pee • few
yards further on his way home both men went up to him
and renewed the attack, knocked him down a second time,
and beat him with their fiats when on the ground until be
became insensible. The poet mortem examination dis-
aimed • fracture of the skull, and other injuries inflicted
be violence, sufficiently accounting for the death of the
deceased. Both men were committed for trial on the charge
of wilful murder. At the coroner's inquest, held the seem
afternoon, the jury returned • verdict of " Wilful Meet"
against both pruoners.
BURGLARY Alm Ilsvrax Vlcannes—The inha-
bitants of the little of Unstops, half way between'
Sheffield and Cheri te were startled about 1 cede* ilee
Saturday morning by load screams proceeding gran the
house of Mrs. Booth, • widow possessed of some p=X
and keeping • grocer's shop. On proceeding to the
room. she was found stretched on the tom in her night.
dries inmesible, baring beep garotted in • brutal maser ;
sad on further investigation it was found that the sum al
401, bad been taken out of • drawer the villains hod famed
open. Entrance to the house had been etterepeoi by the
windows, but that foiling • centrebit bad been used to bore
• hole is the beak door, by which the bolt was did. The
bonier', who would appear to have been well itoponnted
with the promisee, telling Mrs. Booth they had come far
money, and mosey they would have, forced her to
inform than where it was to be found, and brutally
ill-
wed her.
DREADFUL Accinxier BY iIIACHIBLRY.—AbOIIt

aid-day on Weilaceday last, lir. Dinning, the proprietor
and °grapier of Girths* Grain Mill, is the parish of Den.
douald, was occupied in °Wag a portion of the machinery.
During the proems his dress was caught, god
he wee instantly fixebathe revolviog wheel. His cry
led a am sermat in wither pert of the mill to let
off the water, end he was immediately eatricMed,
whet it was food that one of his feet was completely
feet off, and the whohileg tolled up like a ribbon safer as
' the hip joint. He was afterwards cartied into his home
adjoining the weeks. Surgical aid was speedily seat for, but
before Dr. King of Irvine arrived he had breathed his last—
"shout au hoar end a half after the accident. Mr. Disning
i'mas about sixty years of age, carried on ea extensive bast.
gees, sad wag much respected in the neighbourhood for him
Istegrity sad obliging wow& He las left a widow said a
CUmstens family. ff dinbery• Cou rant.
! The Bowers in Covent-garden surpass those of
' every Mho coaster ; fee the reason that every improveamet In
their culture is instantly adopted. From the mme muse Ur.
rings Magnetic Brushes sod Combs eurpus every other mesas
I for motoring grey luar to its original colour, and curing the neat
inveterate can. of neuralgia and nervous
.headache. They do
tW eta ahßod gikgeiating dirtainty.-24.8. Comitortatte ere
nogg anode.—Ogicee, St, haainghanctreet. Londen.—f•ever.
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