The Express.
London, England, 1851-07-18 00:00:00

SPORTING.

RACES.-TIICRSDAY.

(By Meade Telegraph.)
TWO-TIEAR•OLD STAKES Of 10 sore. each, and SO added ;
colts, Bst 71b ; Allies, Bst 2lb ; winners, Subs extra. T.Y.C.
Mr. Ospetead's eh f The Lady Asyut
Mr. Way'. he f Columbine
NOTTINOHAMSRIED HANDICAP Of 20 KM. each, 101 t,
and 6 only if declared, with 200 added ; the second to re-
ceive 50; and the third to save his stake. Two miles and a
dis. (97 subs., 68 of whom declared.)
Lied austtimones Moatagree„ 5 yrs,Set ; Mb
Lard Wotan%Meter; PM IR U
fl. Merphy ed Tea Coats% 5 pa, Tat 310 a
Snzawoon HANDICAP of 10 son. each, 61t, de., with
40 added. Gentleman riders, dc. 1 mile and a quarter.
(16 subs., 8 of whom declared.)
Mr. Moidfrth's Getters' Rs* S yrs, list Sib 1
Mr. Pokers Shrope:lire Witch, 5 yrs, I Ist 3
HUNTERS' STAKES of 2 guineas each and 25 added,
two miles and half, 8 subs., wero won by Mr. Davis's
Lysirnachus, 6 yrs, beating Mr. liarlow's Speculator, aged,
and four others.

—fil:r;;;;;:iiICIC STAKES of 10 sow. each, 6R, and 50
added; for 2-yr-olds, 64 121 b, and three, 9st ; fillies and
geldings allowed 3lbs; the second to save his stake. T.Y.C.
(13 subs.)
Mr. J. ostorse's /Lorry flard. yrs ..
Mr. IbilCases Breda*, a yrs

STAMFORD RACES.—WEDNESDAY (concluded.)
HANDICAr of 5 SOTS each, with 20 achled. One mile.
Two subs.
Mr. Rosers's Pulebertims Rogers) I
Lord Exeter's Volta (Larlock) I
Won by a bead.

CRICKET.

THE COUNTY OF SURREY v. COUNTY OF

NOTTINGHAM.

This great match ;as ;ommeaCea;i the Oval, yesterday
morning, in the presence of a numerous assemblage of spec-
tator,.

Al will be seen, the game, so far as the first innings was
concerned, took a most extraordinary turn, every one of
the "great guns" of Nottingham having failed in making
any score. The score was as follows, when time was called:

SULaKT.

Merman, ran out -• •
6 a Browne, b Ciarbe
Jiilitii Ctegif, b Nixon 0
&oilcan!, b Gandy . l4 not oat 0
Coffin, e S. Parr, b Clarke ....... .... :V
laartingol, b Nix,sn .. . . .............. 1
N. Mix, hag., e Guy, Nixon 4
Mean., b Clarke
Loin?, e G. Parr, b Giutily
t:. U. Ileum, Km , b Grundy.
Heath, not •at
Uoy, b Grundy
Lb

......, ........
Gay, b Sbermen 0 Dotter, net out 5
?. 'Delay, a CliOW, b Day . .. 5 Ntaon, e Yetis, b Day....
Parr, b Day
B. Parr, 0 Mariam 4 C,arice, a Day .... 0
Grundy, b Day SI Lb,2; w,3
I. rare, ► Day lO
C. Browns, b Mamas 13 4$

THE MARYLEBONE CLUB. WITH DEAN, v. TILE
PRESENT WESTMINSTERS.
This annual match was played yesterday at Vincent-
square. The score, at the close of the play, stood thus:

............
lord C. Rowel, b Lair=."' 2
llon.Cul. Lowther, b locum '0
Vern, run out
U. M. Esther, Esq., b lelkoses II e Lath 0 Yellowes 5
T. M, Rtys, b Fellows 3
R. Nyrission, Esq., s Lane, b lo
ersne IS
Lord theet, b Ingress .
It. H. Muse, EN., b Fellow's
T. ki...nors, Dot ost 0 b Fellowes
R. &owe, Esq., b Fellueree...... ...... 0
7U. Bee ,1,1, EN., b FeCoires 5 b Fellowes
19,37; 1b,2, w,4

170
Passim. WiA, xi

..—....• -.........-...-
C. Lase, Esq., a Ittussil, b C. 'arum. Fog, b Dun l3
Wost4l2
F. Max, Esq., a Ransil, b C. rendsll, Esq., b Peon
Ways II A. Wlllanas, 4...q.,n4A ont -. 24
W. Asinine's', Esq., a and b W. Lawcosate, Esq., c Buck.
blames 23 ley, to 3balyn 2
O. Da Lacy. Esq., a Ember, b
SS 4 10; 1b,3; w, 2
Dan
11. Maples, PAq , b Masan- 0 I 201
W. tellawes. li•q., b la•an - 14
And an the gums ended.

ROWING MATCII BETWEEN eIIANDLER AND Ex
TADE.—The smilers' contest between P. Chandler of Mil-
bank and Extade of Paul's-wharf, for 401., was decided
yesterday, in the presence of a tolerable muster of aquatic
men. 110 competitors are tine young watermcn, who have
signalised themselves on previous occasions, and lastly
rowed in the Thames watennen's regatta a few day* ago.
The dist ince was from Putney to Mortlake, and betting •S
and 6 to 4 on Chandler, who, having won the choice, took
the Middlesex station. Extade got the start, and for a few
seconds showed a little front; they were then scull and
scull up to Messrs. Searles' where Extado began to drop
off. Chandler went right away from him in the most gal-
lant style, was several lengths a-head at Iliunmersmith, and
won as he liked.

SHREWSBURY AND CHESTER RAILWAY.