The Express.
London, England, 1866-06-13 00:00:00

CRICKET.

St:sari r. SrnALT. —Yesterday morning Murdock and
Conner resumed their places; the latter was let off by •
family substitute after scoring • single. They then ran
the score up to titt, Cesar and Mortlock not, arranging
matters correctly. Julius had therefore to retire for
• score of 43, composed of six fours, two threes, two
twos, and singles. The slows got rid of Mr. Dow-
I son, and then Mortlock had to retire from one of
young James "best." His figures comprised
four fours, four threes, Ore twos, and singles. The slows did
the rest, and at the the innings was completed for 250; Mr.
Miller bnnging out his bat for 16, composed of a eve (cut
from Ellis, a four, • three, a two, and singles. This innings
headed Sussex by 165 rune Sussex commenced their second
Innings with a determination to win, and Wells and Killick
were sent in to do the mischief. They remained until
84 runs were secured in their favour. The cricket
was good, but the attendance was not so numerous
as on the ant day. We may only add, by way of re-
mark, that Sussex will do well to attend to their colts, for
without " fresh blood" infused into the county they cannot
expect to meet with success. John Lilly was caught by a substi-
tute, and Ellis drove one beck easily to hills, the slow howler.
Charlwood played a steady but a plucky innings of 44, composed
of three fours, a three, five twos, and singles. When the stumps
were drawn last evening, half-pest seven o'clock, Sussex
had one ran to get. came in and immediately gave a
chance to Lockyer, which saved the single innings it was a
high hit to long field The innings closed shortly before the
hour of drawing, with a task for Surrey to get six runs to win.
The result was as follows :—Sussex, first innings, 91 ; second
innings, 170; total, 261; Surrey, first innings, 258; second
innings, 6 ; total, 262.
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GROUND Y. eNITERMIT OF CAMIVIEDGE.—This
match was played at Lord's on Monday end Tuesday, when it
came to a dose, the M.C.C. winning easily. Subjoined is the
score :—M.C.C. and Ground: First innings, 224 ; second innings
,one wicket down, ; total, M. University of Cambridge:
Vint innings, 47 ; second innings, ZS ; total, 282.

Tan HEALTH or LONDON.—It apppease from the
return issued by authority of the • -General
that in the week that ended on Saturday, June
9, the births registered in London and twelve other
large towns of the United Kingdom were 4,149 ;
the deaths registered, 3,091. The annual rate of mor-
tality was 26 per 1,000 persona lining. In London the
births of 1.006 boys and 963 atria, in all 1,969 children,
were registered in the week. In the corresponding weeks
of ten years 1856-65 the average number, corrected for
increase of population, was 1,947. The deaths registered
in London during the week were 1,383. It was the
twenty-third week of the year ; and the average number
of deaths for that week was, with a correction for in-
crease of population, 1,196.
" A good family medicine chest, with a prudent
use, has saved many a life ; and yet we think the idea might be
improved upon, and reduced to a more thank forra. Take some
good compound, such as Cockle's Antibillowi Pills. and we and
that the deaired end may be obtained without wales and weight;
or little mysterious compartments, and enchanted bottles with
crystal stoppers Others might be used, but
WormerM; as
tested by many thousands of persons, and found their
!Twee so wel4 may be set down as the beat."—Observer.—