The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-11 00:00:00

FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 11, 1865:

LATEST SPORTING itiTELLitIENCE

in warm Ticsaia")

READING MEETING.-(THIS DAY.)

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MAZTLIBOIII CLUB v. GiNTLIKIN or KIST.— ;
Play wm rammed at 12 o'clock yesterday, Seat going in st
with their iaahip, haelmg Wee wickets dews for 50 num. °
The meet was as foliows :-11.0.G, bet inniap, 120 ; as.
mooed ionise, 80. Bent, AM instep, 103 ; mooed in. ft
Swith eight wickets down, N. IS
uer v. lisnwewtes —The match between
these amnia' was sasemaseed yesterday at the Oral. Oa E
sambas cuisines lisrepohir• boo had additional men, but et.
aa the prompt mead= eel, 11 played on each side. The ga
raendag *vs erirsmsly fine, sad the Molten fa er.osliest se
order. Barmy 'west in fleet. Rain tilling heavily, the et
Amps were drawn at • quarter to 7 o'clock, with a mom
of 203 for Barrer, which had still four mom to go in. St.
Genwl.mn or Skins v. GIBTLIKIN 07 Eittesix. d 4
—This oath was pbgod at Brighton oe Mashy, Tuesday, N.
sad Wedseeby Lot, with the following rerun :—Gesils-
wen of Boats, ho' beings, 190; mooed babes, 1113.
Beadsman of Buses, Ant hada" 414, BOMB wisely' it,"'
in one isainp sad 1/1 rum.
It

TRW EISTEDDFOD AND MUSICAL, FESTIVAL I
AT FLINT. le
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100
nun, Tneasnsr. Ito
Last night's concert was an immense income, for N.
eat only was the monster pavilko densely crowded, but 2
hundreds, probably thousands,were unable to gain *ins- r
sloe, though many had travelled miles, in every variety. of M.
nondescript vehicle, for the express purpose of hearing N.
Sims Reeves, who has embed • perfect furore at en- N.
thuds.= amongst the booed Weishmes. There was is
again a very numerous attendance at the Eisteddfod meet. Bt
ins this morning. the proceediege of which communed
with an address to the president et the day, Mr. P. Ellie Is
Bytes, of Oonslat, who replied in a lengthened *drew, is es
which he urged that the anginal object of the Eisteddfod es
was the editcadoe, not merely of the people, bet the odium el
tom of the people also. He wee opposed to any at-
"
tempt to destroy the nationalitT of the people, for next
to the love of God and love of inadred came the love of It
country. (Hear, hear.) He was by no means oppoeed to ft
Welshmen learning the Eagle& language, bat be mein. es
tabbed that they were In no sense worm men, but better, 00
for retaining a knowledge of their own Legume. He con- et
elided by urging that the future objects of the eisteddfod* Ls
*odd be to encourage the cultivation of Welsh literature, 8,
and Welsh nomie, and, adapting themselves to the altered
eircumetenoiss of the times, to encourage also the love of at
Industrial art amongst the people by inviting exhibitions WI
each as they had had open that ocouion. The dirtribetion
of prizes was then proceeded with. A Oa:nerves
policeman, named P.abeet ;Stephen, obtained a One
of 31. and • medal for a glee to Welsh and Eng-
lish words A prise at Mt. and the budie abair of nil
Powys was offered for the brat ode or poem on " Flint fig
PM* wed its Memorable Events," but noes of the comp°. N.
cation were deemed worthy al the prise, and it was there- at
fore resolved to re-open the conspetittea. The proceedings thi
of the Eisteddfod were brought tea dose by a Dolmen, for ...111
which there was again en exedlent programme including
several of Signs Ileavee's most popular songs. it.

SHOCKING SUICIDI OP A GM BY POISON. liii7
--.-- la

INQIIIIST.—(THIS DAY.)
This afternoon Mr. Humphreys, coroner, held an too
inquest at the Dikes Head Tavern, Whitechapel-road, upon ten
the body of Elisbeth Las Depradinee, aged 16 year. who tee
committed 'Maids wader the following circumsteeces hat
Mrs. Martha Birch, 5, /3a/man-street, Mtiewed-road. said to
that deemed wee the percent of her son, who resided at la
Great Preerottatreet. Witnem saw some things, books, lee
and materiels used ia the bookbinders' buaineas put together KO
as if to be carried away by the deosseed. Witness spoke to lb
hes attestlice Wednesday meaning. She twohoned her
ti
work foe some time, and thee went to the upstairs room.
!Mime went after ,e,, and found her lying on the floor so.
dead.
Kr. Joseph Birch (of the firm of Flood and Birch, book. 54
binders) said that in consequence of a communication from 114
his mother he told the deceased that he should have L.
to inform her mother 'boat ber deans' things She
7;
said that her mother was the person she was going
to take the things to, and that bet young man it
had not induced her to do each a thing. She was N.
very anxious to state that the young man had not led 10
her astray, and that he wee keeping company with her to
the knowledge of her mother. ea
Dr. (*niers proved that the deceased died from the it.
effects of ovoids al potessittm, which wee kept on the ea
premises.
Mrs. Depredieee the mother of the deceased, said that
her daughter had, not made up the parcel to bring to 81.
her. Witness had every coofideoce in the deceased, and
NM thought it possible that she could be guilty of such a

this&
The Coroner having slimmed ep,
Tbo jery retored • verdict of " Suicide while of unsolved $ll,
Wed. 10.4
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Credit Foods, end SAM, A Ragland (1.MM61.
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Hodson's Bey, 1.14, f.
Humber born Works (Limited), 31.
International Finamtal Rooky (Limited), 61.
palm Irrigate., 6 per cent Bonds redeem., 1870,
imbed '9O, 901.
London end Mogen Irene and Iron Ship (Limited),
Royal Mail SW" Wt. I.
Thames sad Mersey Nathan Immasee (Limited), Ti zd.