The Express.
London, England, 1867-08-09 00:00:00

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Moll notoriety, now came in, and began by Indio; Mr Camp.
bell to the on side for three, Mr. Money ado OM him to 67. ankh was fielded well by Mr. Fredericka for one, and the du lag ,4
Nis pndific over Mr. Thornton got fairly on to, and %MI ~me
to yards beyond the reporters' tent—the hall pitched fully 19. i
yards from the wicket. Mr. Money wan more fortunate than
Captain 17Ingeode, for he played • ball which hit his wicket and
did not remove his balls. Mr. Thoenton's life was a short thous].
merry one, as he was soon after caught well by gr
Fredericks off Mr. M'Cormick on the off side_ 6,r
40. Benefit's trig contribution was an off drive for
three. Mr. Money did not score fast, but exhibited sonic
excellent defence. Bennett', wicket was the next to yield. he
putting one of Mr. 31•Corinick's up et slp, which Captain vamp.
bell secured-5 for 46. Mr. Alexander, the captain of the Etni,
eleven, now joined the Harrow captain, who got a f..ur
Campbell, hy • line kg hit ; but this over was hit lag
aeittas caught by the toupee!), after maldng thirteen-6 fart.
62. Mr. Money went in Ant, and out sixth. Carroll was ths
next operator, bat at this time the bowling was go,id—e4
maidens in anoomelon. The lad ball of the fifth got rid of Cr.
roll, who was caught by the lonptop-7 for 55. Wilisher now
came to the wicket, and Mr. Alexander got Captain Campheq
well to leg for four. An over or two later be drove Mr.
wick close to the ground for three to long-off. Soon after Will.
der cut a ball of this gentleman's hotly, which Mr. Crs,:e
secured at point—it for 70. Mr. Weldon, a new teen.
date for county honours, was Mr. Alexander's nett
mate ; but the partnership was of short duration,
for the latter was well caught by Mr. Fredericks at Ming
leg off Captain Campbell-9 for 72. unity was next in and out,
as in the third over he received he hit one straight to Mr mt.
chell at mid off-10 for 75. The Kent gentleman bowler had so
opportunity of scoring, as his partner wax well caught by gr.
Fitmendd at square leg, the total being 76, and the time half.
past Live exactly. The County being 144 in arrest had to follow
their innings. In this innings the Slarylebone bowling wan at
under :—Captahs Campbell, 34 overt, 20 maidens, for 35 rum ad
6 wickets : Rev. Mr. 11•Cormick, M overt, 17 maidens, t.r
runs and 6 wicked. At 5.65 Mears. H. A. Richardson and Wel.
don began the batting to the bowling of Mr. Rose and Mr. E 11.
Grace : the latter with slows. Tbe Ant bit above a snit rat a
three off Mr. Rose by Mr. Richardson—a forward drive. Sit.
don also got him for a like figure, by a good hit to the on side.
Ten runs were soon posted and then Mr. Richardson cut Dr.
Grace well for three The second ball of Mr. Rose's next over.
Mr. Richardson made the longed hit of the week, a slashing
four to leg. Mr. Weldon had to retire, being caught at slip is
hitting a bell of Dr. Grace's to leg. Mr. Mosey came next het
before any addition was made to the score Mr. Richardson an.
fortunately hit his wicket—of the 12 runs scored up to this
time be had made 16 The next in and out was Captain
cote, who after making fin was well stumped by Mr. Nicholson;
the total being 29, end the time half -past ale. Mr. Money ass
(not out', two. This closed the days play.