The Express.
London, England, 1852-08-09 00:00:00

CRICKET.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK.
THIS DAY.
At Ashford.-1 Zingari v. Mr. Peter's Eleven.
At Appleshaw.—West Rants v. South limits.
At Bradford.—Bradford v. Leeds.
At Utley.—Orley v. Knaresborough.
At Turnhout Omen.— Turnhout Orson Albion v.
noun/low.
At Kingston.—Kingston v. Victoria Park Club.
At Bennett, Wandaworth-road.—Kennington v. Or-
pington.
At Beverley.—Eleven of England v. Twenty-two of
Beverley and District.
To-moaaow.
At Ashford.—The above match resumed.
At Bradford.—The above match resumed.
At Otley.—The above match resumed.
At Beverley —The ~bnve match resumed.
At Southwell.—The Gentlemen of Warwickshire v. the
Nottingham County Club.
At lhomes Ditton.—Thames Ditton v. Ripley.
At Broadwater—The Godalming Club,. North Rants.
WaDRISDAY.
At Beverley.—The above match concluded.
At Southwell.—The above match concluded.
At Broadwatcr.—The above match concluded.
At Taunton.—Two Elevens of Vale Club.
At Bishop Stoi tford.—Bishup Stortford v. Upton Park.
At Putney.—Putncy v. Denham Burwood.
At Copenhagen Ground.—lslington Albion v. Rickmans-
worth.
THURSDAY
At Applesbaw.—West Rants v. Ilungerford Club.
At Sevenoaks.—Vine MI v. Colonel Austen's Eleven.
At Bow.—Bow v. Islington United Amateurs.
At Northampton.—Elevea of England v. Twenty-two of
Northamptonshire.
FIUDAT.
At Northampton.—The above match resumed.
At Sevenosks.—Vine Club v. Royal Artillery.
At Bishop Storttord.—Bishop Stortford v. Cambridge
Long Vacation Club.
SATURDAY.
11 At Northampton.—The above match concluded.
1 At Sevenoaks.—The above match concluded.

TERRIBLE AND FATAL ACClDENT.—lntelltgentm
Ina been received by ass of the feuding mercantile fir= at
Bristol, in a letter from ib corroopoadloat, of an accident of
• very terrible kind, and one unhappily attended by a seri-
out loos of human life, having occurred at Llangattock,
Monmouthshire. In the immediate neighbourhood of that
place are some lino stone quarries, of a somewhat extensive
kind, and at which a large number of men an employed.
On Friday the side of the quarry, by some cause, which the
communication does not des, titre, gave way, and fell with a
tremendous crash. It is calculated that at least 60,000
tons have fallen, and two unfortunate men, if not more, are
known to be buried beneath the fallen mass. As seism as
the melancholy catastrophe bad taken place a large number
of men were set to work digging, for the purpose of end
eating the wretched men, but of such fearful bulk is the
mound by which they are covered, that it is thought man
days must necesserily elapse before they can be
The communication says, We hod been all in unusually
good spirits here, ma his Orate tho Duke of Beaufort is ex-
pected at Llangattoek Court, where he will remain till after
the close of the grouse season, but this event has east an
air of gloom and melancholy over the entire neighbour-
hood." _ _ _

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THE OLD3WINIWORD MURDER.—CoMMUTATION
or SENTlSCO.—WoltetaTill, eIATURDAY.—The exertions
which have been made tines the condemnation of the an.
happy woman, Mary Robin., sentenced to death at the last
' assizes hem for the murder of her child, by throwing it into
a coal pit. have been successful, and an order has been re-
' ceived by Mr. fPubles, the governor of the county gaol,
from 'the Home Secretary Mr. Walpole, fur the coramuta-
Hon of the sentence to transportation for life, so that the
city of Worcester will be spared the repulsive epeetaele of
the public execution of a woman. Application was made
to Mr. Justice Croswell (who tried the prisoner) in her be-
half, but he declined to interfere, and the governor of t►e
gaol was then dispatched to London by the visiting justice.,
and in conempasoce of his representations the sentence his
been ernannated. The grounds of the commutation are that
SIMI imnist was of feeble mind, When the fact of her life
being spend was communicated to the unhappy woman ehe
betrayed very little sensibility ; her colduct has been very
apathetic evtr since her condemnation, and she appears
I quite indifferent to her fate.