The Express.
London, England, 1851-05-12 00:00:00

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At the Oral.—l 2.uarri r. liTy.7llloroo Guards Blue. In thlv match
alwrrone of the ir.vßert of the vervon. there will In all prob.ibility he
twelve on side. We subjoin the names
I ona-L—The ?Liniulv of Woroniter Vmoount Dupplin, Lardli rrehley. Lord Guero,ey, Lord Henry alms Lord Prret, the HOP.
L. Cteit,Cupt.vot . L Loftin. B..ldwin, Lin.. A. !lathe,
h.q.. A. Itterrtio, Evq., H. Trederoft, Esq.
Itoyal Horse bursts Blue.—Lord Stanhope, the !lon. O. 31111er,
Captor Belle, Captain Treluvrney, D. Esq., Y. Berkeley,
Ery..Corpord Corporal Venn, Priem:Ur Chitty, Iloward,
Sanders. rnd Thornton.
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At ohil9el.l.—Tne above match continuer.
At Thames Dition.—Opening match of the UnT oil Club.
At the Trafalgar, tireenwich. —Opening dinner of 1 Zingari
o'clock.

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At Sbeltield.—The shove match omehttlett.

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At Cambridge.—The Maryl;;;;C7icket Club and Ground v. the
University of Cambridge.
At the Or Single of the sorrel Club.
At ritockton.umTees.—Eleven of Englan.l v. Twenty.two of Stock-
ton-on-Toes owl &grid. The reverts's able* will be se follows :
The Eleven. —N. reit., EN., A. Wynn, Req., not, Carla, Clarke,
bay, Guy, er, AI ortinircll, Par 'fbouis, Widen.
Siuekton.— CrAte, Fly.. P.q., Croeby,
Gleson, Richmond. Esq.. Robinson, Cq., Sutton,
Esq., F. Thompeln, E2sl , Thornton, Erg., Anderson. Ayre,
Autori, baldwinme, Itiud, liswlcy, Junes, Jay, Knowles, Lanoriter,
Norton, Napley, Rockdale.
Yams,.
At Cambrlige.—The above witch continued.
At atocaton. -The above mita, oinunued.

SAT‘JaDAT.

At Stockton.-The stove mattA monocled.

AQUATICS.

ROYAL LONDON YACHT CLUB.—On Saturday the
first match of the season took place for a silver challenge-
cup. The following yachts started:—Mouse, 16 tons, Hear-
Commodore; Phantom, 21, S, Lane, Esq. ; Whisper, 19,
T, Eveliegh, Esq.; Frolic, 12, W. Case, En. ; Maae_pPa.
12, 0. Brady, Esq.; Traveller, 10, G. H. Jackson, Esq.;
Gnat, 4, J.'l'. Tahnadge, Esq. The Meteor accompanied
the match, with the band of the Royal Artillery on board.
The start took place shortly after 11 o'clock, at Blackwell.
The yachts got clear away, Phantom taking the lead, but
Whisper at an early period of the race crept along, and
I maintained her advantage to the end, Phantom coming in
13 minutes after her, and Frolic two minutes after Phan-
tom. The race was most interesting throughout.

PRINCE OF WALES'S BAZAAR.—A new bazaar,
thus designated, has just been opened in Regent-street, on
the premises recently occupied as the Cosmorama. The
place has been very tastefully decorated; and, though small
in comparison with the Pantheon, the Soho Bazaar, and
other establishments of • similar nature, it will doubtless
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be esteemed an agreeable promenade by those ladies who
do not think that the displays in the neighbouring shop-
windows offer them a sufficient temptation for parting with
their money.
THE WAT MATTERS ARE M.ASACED IS MR ME-
, TtiopoLITAN COMMISSION or SIIWIItB.—A special court of
the Metropolitan Commission of Sewers was called for
Saturday morning last, at 12 o'clock, to sanction the exam-
tion of certain proposed works, amounting to 5,7381.
Shortly after 12 o'clock five commissioners were in
attendance, via., Lord Ebrington, Mr. Robert Stephenlon,
Mr. Hardwick, Mr. Lewes, and Mr. Hawes; washer wait-
ing some time a messenger was despatched to endeavour to
bring up a sixth commissioner, but in consequence of his
non-arrival the holding of the court was then adjourned
for a quarter of an hour—to a quarter past one. The mes-
senger at length returned, bringing the intelligence that he
was unable to obtain the attendance of another commis-
sioner. The result was that the secretary came out of the
room and informed the reporters, who had been waiting for
about an hour and a half in the lobby, that there would be
no court,that day, but that it would be held at some indefinite
period, of which notice would be given. Surely such a
state of things as this cannot last, and it behoves the
government, in the Kew Sewers Bill, to mend the roar.
rence of such unseemly proceedings.