The Express.
London, England, 1851-09-06 00:00:00

ALL ENGLAND MATCHES.

The MI England matches at present arranged will be
played at the following times and places :
Monday, dept. 8, at ktradfeed—aguln,t Twenty of Bes.dhed.
Thursday, dept. H. at Newburgh-park, near hark against
Twenty-two..
Monday, Sept. IS, at Edinburgh —..galnet Twenty-two of Scotland,
Thursday, Sept. Is, tiLigrow —against Twelit)-two of deotlrnd.
Monday, Sept. 22, at Cheltenham—against Twenty-two or (Amami-
. _

tlept. M. at Hereford-against Twenty-two of llera-
furd•Gire. _

Monday, Sept. 29, at Teknbridge, near Newton Abbot. Devoe—
ag ,inst Twenty-tweet Deeonnbire.
Monday, lokt. 8, on the Rehm-ground, tiontham;,ton— against
Twenty LiehLeineo et tiouthomp.on and district, for the benefit of
D. Day.

ELEVEN OF ENGLAND v. FIFTEEN OF SIiEF-

FIELD.

This match was brought to a conclusion on Wednesday
night, at the Hyde-park ground, Sheffield. The score was
as follows :

Bunt c. Vella, b Clarke --
I c CUTilt. b Wades 8
Lakin, c ,:attin. b Clarke ..
John Kere b Clarke 0 b Wialen —2O
Wright, b Wisdom .... . ....... ..... ..... 24 b Clarke . 4
T. IL Barker, Req. h Clarke . 5 b Clarke — II
Sampson, or Ouy.la Winks.... ....... 2 b Grundy ...—....... ..... 14
Shan, o Parr, b Clarke 8 b Grundy ... 0
Cnattertno, b Clarke
i crates, e Carryn, b Clarke
B. Wake, fag., tan out...
etephs.oe. n Boa, b Coate
B. nuptials& Esq., b Clarke 0 b clarke
Elko, b Clark
Powell, e Winks, b Clarke
K. I. ninon, Esq., not oat 4 c Wo4e.), b Clarke...—. I
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lulkur Cesar, b 10$ takt —.714 114.1411 z, Eeri., a Parker, b
Calryn, c Powell, b umber.-- 14 Berry ...
Widen, 0 Stephen-0a
Parr, run out
Pilch, run out
Box, e Della, b Barker
Guy, a Chattertce, b Ellie 22
Martingell, e Stepbeneau, b
Barker
And thus the Eleven were
24 runs.

'the victors in one innings by

APOTHECARIES' HALL.—Names of gentlemen who
passed their examination in the science and practice of me-
dicine, and received certificates to praetase, on Thursday,
Sept. 4, 1851:—John Rolston,Devonport ; Thomas Hender-
son Somerville, Sedbergh, Yorkshire; Charles Denton
Mulme, Leicester; John Le Guy Brereton, Doncaster.
PRIVATE BlLLS.—According to a recent law on
local acts (14 & 15 Viet., cap. 49), it is declared that the
persons whose names shall be subscribed to the petition for
any private bill, shall be deemed to be promoters of such
bill, for the purposes of the act, notwithstanding the per •
sons subscribing the petition shall hare signed for or on be-
half of any other party.
COLLIERY ACCIDENT IN SOUTH WALP.S.—A
letter was received in Bristol, yesterday, which announces
the occurrence of a lamentable accident at a colliery in the
neighbourhood of Aberdare. The account, which wu
written just in time to save the post, gives very few parti
oulars, but states that it occurred through the breaking 01
a pit chain, and that 14 lives were lost.
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AGGREGATE MEETING OF THAMES LABOURERS.—
ImALchaduvreie,rywtraye,nuofnum.oirthnetteorot
of resisting a contemplated reduc-
tion the British Union school-room, Skaltspeare's-walls.
tion of wages. After some discussion, resolutions in fur-
therance of the objects of the meeting were agreed to.
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