The Express.
London, England, 1847-08-27 00:00:00

CRICKET.

ELEVEN OP ENGLAND V. EIGHTEEN OP YORKSHIRE.—
Ibis was the almond of the aeries of these grand mutches, and was
eoramenced at York on Monday. and was continued on Tuesday and
Wednesday, when it was brought to . it, agitation by Yorkshire
winning, with dee wickets to spare. The more wm as Wows

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Ifardagell, e Crowland, b Berry . 6 c Cronlend
Dean, a Lawley, b Armitage
Gay, a Lawley, b Berry
Parr, not oat 7B 8 Baran, b Crossland ... 18
Mr. N. Felix, c Armitage, b HO4O
1011
MI6, b Armitage 3 b Bany
SD. A. II ran out is b Barry
Mr. O. C. • &cry 11 Midi ... 1 1 1411
Mdals" b
Clark, b — lb b
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Sewell, en= 0 cHA b Sperry
Byes 11, vide 12, no ba I 24 Byes I, wide 13 ... . 14

Hon. B. tie*, run out
Mr. Denison. • Mc=sb Dew 3
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Mr. E. Preat, b
Lefty, 11 Dona
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Pubbeica, b Deem .. 4 b PIM. .... 3
Bentley, b Dean....... ....... —.— ...... 8 run out 3
Benson, b Clark*
Berry, c Felix, b Den......
0. Berry, e Donbas& l7 e.
rzigLl:on, b Pilch 4
Armuar, b Deena 8 run out 6
Hall, c Mynn, le Make
Wadsworth, not et l7 b Dean 1
Barker, c Fel ix, 11 Mike
Mr. H. Milner, • Pik. 0 Dem..— 0
Beldwinsos, le Ciento, ....... ......... 0 0 Pan, le Clarks 59
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ball 1

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Hlllyor woo umiak to attend, In consortial of kb reistance being
mooned at Ilto Lies.

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.
WESTERN ClRCUlT.—Bitterot, Aro. 26.
The business of this circuit terminated yesterday evening.
The last cause on the list was an " directed by the
Court of Chancery, and the questions to be decided were
devoid of general interest. No less than 56 cases have been
disposed of in eight days • but many of them were not sub-
mitted to trial; and the Parties concerned would have acted
wisely bad they consented to an "arbitration" in the first
instance, instead of incurring the expense of laying their
grievances before a judge. Chief Justice Wilde, who has
been suffering from ill-health throughout the circuit, ad-
journed the court shortly before five o'clock. It is expected
that arrangements will soon be made for holding the assizes
in Bristol twice a year, as in every other county town.
Hitherto, the visits of the judges to this important town have
only been annual, and great inconvenience has naturally
arisen from the delays to which interested parties have been
exposed.

POLICE.- _ v ISTERDAT.

MANSIONMOUSE.—Imenor.wr ROBBLIZT.—Martha
Field was charged with robbery. The prisoner had been
observed by the ahopman of Mr. Brown, draper, of Aldgate,
handling a piece of prist which lay upon a chair in front of
the shop. Sho was accompanied by two other females, who
seemed to be covering her, end she walked off suddenly,
followed by the shopman. Finding she was pursued she
dropped the print and ran, and upon being overtaken and
secured, she affected utter ignorance of the circumstance.—
The prisoner said the witness against her had falsified the
fact, another girl had dropped the print and run away, and
the witness stupidly apprehended a person who had acci-
dentally picked it up.—The evidence of the shopman was
corroborated by the testimony of strangers who witnessed
the robbery.—She was committed for trial.
ATTEMPT TO OBTAIN MONEY UNDEE FALSE PRETENCES.
—GI. Young was charged with having endeavoured to obtain
money front Mr. A. I. Doxatt, merchant, of Bishopsgate-
street, who stated that the prisoner called at his counting-
house and presented a note, purporting to be from Sir
George Larpent, enclosing a memorial, and calling Mr.
Dexatt's attention to the cue of the memorialist. The
memorial enclosed in the not. was an appeal to the
ohrwitoblo L Gleam, Yownfr, it owner, yr ha bed i.e.,
ruined by the loss of three valuable horses by glanders,
and who had a large family, and was without means.
The names of the Bishop of London and upwards
of a dozen eminent merchants of London, with the particular
of their contributions, were attached to the document —The
Lord Mayor, upon looking at the memorial, detected several
forgeries.—The prisoner said he had been led to make the
experiment by the severity of his distress, and that he had
never been suspected of any deception before.—He was sen-
tenced to imprisonment for three months. —After he left the
court one of the °Mien of the Mendicity Society waited to
assure his lordshiplhat the prisoner was the graded im-
postor about town, and had jut been discharged from prison
for the sixth time for "letter writing."—The Lord Mayor :
I em Neu that I was ignorant of that fact.
DOW-STBEBT. —C A Wyo. Jeremiah
gross inn charged with be - his wife. The complainant
es passed has sashay that he not be sent to peisee,
M al she wawa was bon bin. That meths be
MN Keene lie* a awl babe if a bray tame
be threw a isailsolla st bw wee tbs bed-