The Express.
London, England, 1852-06-01 00:00:00

CRICKET.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK.
Mown.t, lit 31.
At Lord's.—The Counties of Surrey and Smsex v. All
;.gland (Mr. Dark's match.)
At West Wickham.—West Wickham v. Croydon Clar-
see.
At King's Reed, Holloway.—King's College v. Claren..
on Club.
At Downham•road Ground.—Horton Amateurs,. Syden-
__

Albert Club v. Victoria Park

Barkingll .—Tower Hamlets v. Poplar Britannia Club,
At Peckham Rye.—Peckham Rye v. Baxley and Cray-
ford.

W/MIIMMAT.
At Lord's.—The above match concluded.
At the Oval.—Union Club v. Clapham.
At BraaraldH.—Brat:lsla Club v. Surrey Club.
At Sheikh.—Sheffield Wednesday's Club v. Glossop.
At Turnbant•green.--Tnenham-green v. Thames bitted.
At Croydon—Croydon United Amateur, v. Mitcham.
TIMM/DAT.
At the Oval. Surrey, with Clarke, Bickley, and Parr v.
All ngland.
At Oxford.—TheMarylebone Club and Ground v. Oxford
Univenity.
At Seven Oaks.—l Zingari v. Vine Club.
At Shrewebury.—Shrewsbury, with Buttriss y. Wolver-
hampton, with Crossland.
Fatzto.T.
At the Oval.—The above match continued.
At Oxford.—The above match continued.
At Seven Oaks.—The above match continued.
At Shriswebnry.—The above match continued.
At the Oval.—The above match concluded.
At Oxford.—The above match coaeluded.
At Shrewsbury.—The above match eosoluded.
At Tottenham.—Bruce Cantle School v. Wellesley Home
School.
At Harrow.—The Old Harrovians v. The Present Her-
revisal.

SUSSEX AND SURREY v. ALL ENGLAND.
This match anis commenced at Lord's, before a very
large assemblage of spectators. The bowling on both sides
proved to be too good for the bet. The ground was in first
rate condition. John Lillywhite made a remarkably fine
drive for 4 in the first innings ; and Julius Cesar leg hit
fee 6 from Clarke. The figlowieg is the score :
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THE GWENDRAEYR VALE COLLIERY ACCIDENT.—
It is a remarkable armadas', that up to this period not
one of the bodies of the twenty-six unthrtenate miners who
lost their lives in the Owendreeth Vale Colliery by the ir-
ruption of an immense body of mud and water into the pit
has been recovered, although the accident happened nearly
three weeks ago. The pit is still filled with water, and it
is supposed that the bodies have been carried by the rush of
water to a distant part of the colliery underground. Ten of
the unfortunate sufferers were married men, whose widows
and children, left unprovlded for, number exactly 60 souls,
while several single men and boys have left parents and re-
latives who were partly dependent upon them for support.
Under these circumstances a public meeting has been held
at Llanelly, the nearest town of any importance to the spot,
at which resolutions were passed appointing a committee for
collecting subscriptions with a view to the mitigation of the
distress of the &Trued*. relatives. About 2301. was rob-
scribed for in the room, including donations of 201. each
from the Bishop of St. David's and Earl Cawdor, and 26 .
from the chairman, Mr. W. Chambers.