The Express.
London, England, 1867-06-25 00:00:00

CHELMSFORD MEETING.-(THIS DAY.)

TRIAL STAKIN. Three-quarters of a mile.
Kangaroo (3000, Reindeer, and Duffer (IDOL) All are
here.

MARK-HALL STARES. Half a mile.
Haymarket, Duchess f, Dinah, (Adis, and Donato.
gp CHELMSFORD HANDICAP. Seven furlasp.
Sultan, Troublesome, Overture, Row, Bouocesway,
Fortunatue, Little Ben, Ambition, Cauthleen, and Flying
Jingo are here.

PAID FORYEIT.—Vici, and King Victor.
GREAT BADDOW TWO-YEAR.OLD. Half a mile.
Cater, Capsicum, Maturity, La &pour, La Belle
Jeanne, Rampart, Haymarket, Duchem f, and.Lintner are
here.

SWEEPSTAKES. Five furlongs.
Ajax, Purveyor, Liquidator, and Festival are here.
TOWN PLATE. Five furlongs.
Mrs. Stratton, Cadiz, Bandmaster, Court Card, Princess
Thyra, Limner, Cauthleen. and Cruickshank are here.

BETTING IN LONDON.-(THIS DAY.)

HALF-PAST Two o'CLocc.

Attendance amen, and very little doing. No
change on the Northumberland Plate. Prices ow follows :

NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE.
2to 1 sot Ferracques (t and off)
6 to 2 Lady Vane (t and off)
5 to 1 Vixen o (off)
10 to I War (off)
12 to 1 Fair Wind (off)
25 to 1 Mandrake (t)

ciumar.-(THIS DAY.)

LORDS GROUND.

NARTLIMONE CLUB AND GROUND V. CANDRIDOR UAIVLMIITY•

This match was resumed this morning at 12.10, Messrs.
Saville and Brune, who were not out last night, resuming
their places at the wickets to the bowling of Wootton and
A. Shaw. Mr. Saville was bowled with the first ball
delivered, and Mr. H. A. Richardson took his place,
but lost Mr. Brune in Wootton's next over-3 wickets
and 10 runs ; rather a contrast to the first innings.
Mr. J. M. R. Richardson followed, but was shortly dis-
missed by Shaw: for 0. Mr. Warner now faced Mr. H. A.
Richardson, the score at 11 for 4 wickets. Both played
steadily and hit well, but Wootten got one past Mr. H. A.
Richardson, when the total was 27. Mr. Winter then
came in, and when our parcel left at 1 o'clock, was not
out for 11, Mr. Warner having made 18, also not out.
The following is the score :
lINIVIMITY.

A. H. Winter, Esq., b Shaw
78 n*l"
J. EL Itlehardson, Esq., b Shaw
01
Hon. a O. Lyttelton
NC H. Stow. Nay., h Wootton
O. Save., Seq., b Wootton 1 b Wootton
J. 8. flood, Esq., b Snow
S. Warner, Esq., at Balfour, b Shaw not out
C. Aboolom. Esq., b Wootton
H. A. Blehardann, Eat , not out
C. Green, Esq., e Horner, b Shaw
C. J. Bruns, Eaq., b Wootton
1-b 7, b 8 1 1h 1, b 6 7

Total 167
N.C.C.—nun mamas.
T. 7. Fowler, Req., c Green, b BMW
A. Shaw, b Brune 1
R. D. Walker, EN., h Brune
T. Hearne, c Brune, b Abeolom . .
A. J. WMtheon, b Brune
C. 8. Boyle, Eq., e and b Absalom
A. Pm', Req., b Brune 0
V. E. Walker, Km., not out
R. D. Honour, Req.. c Wow, B Lyitelkaa l3
G. Wootton, run out
J. Homer, Esq., B OVUM

Iblt,bli,w4 34

Total

THE OVAL.
RUGBY v. MARLBOROUGH.
The youth of England educated at the above establish-
ments, having bad the Oval at Kennington placed at
their disposal du ing the absence of the County
Eleven at Sheffield, began their match at a quarter
to 11 this morning, under most favourable auspices,
as to weather and wickets. The PavilLm was well fur-
nished with the friends and partisans of the elevens, but
the attendance of the general public was very meagre.
Rugby, with whom the choice rested, went in first, being
represented by Mears. Stokes and Wilkes, bowled to by
Molars. Kann and M'Gregor. When 30 were recorded,
Mr. Hilliard relieved Moeran, introducing round arm
slows, and at 37 Wilkes was well caught at the wicket. The
next changes in bowling were Heard, with underhand
slows, at the Pavilion end, and Gardner at the reverse.
Stokes hit away bravely,asplendid cut for five being loudly
applauded. At the end of an hour anda half 100 went up,
and then Gardner tried an over at the Pavilion end. At
1 o'clock there was one wicket down for 103—Stokes being
(not out) 59, and Soutter (not out) 30.