The Express.
London, England, 1867-06-24 00:00:00

• Er) Y.IL Cr).11.111SSION UN AIWA LISAL

'ft,- Royal Conunimiou on Ritualism ve-coto-
• its sittings this morning in the Jerusakm Chant-
• W.,tioinster ; the Archbishop of Canterbury pre-
. 1... d there were present the Bishop of Oxford, the
..p of Gloucester and Bristol, Lord Porttuan, Lord
s, Lord Ilarrowlry, Sir It. Phillirnore, Dr. Twias, the
.. Gregory. the Rev. T. W. Perry, Vice.
..,,ellor Wood, Mr. .1. D. Coleridge, Q.C., Mr.
Mr. A. J. lleresford Hope, Dr. Payne
•t!.. the Dean of We,turinster. Mr. J. Abel
• the Deatt of Leicester, the Dean of Ely,
. ether gentlemen. The witnos•evamined this morning
the Bev. Benjamin Webb. M.A.. of Trinity College,
4 . incumbent of St. Andrew's Church. WeHa.
..• •.. t. Mr. 11 ebb was one of the founders, in conjunctios
s•th .trchtleacon Thorp, Mr. llesesford Hope, 'M.P., the
r• Nr.rle, and others. of the rAmbridge Archivolt.
tl Societe. and 10.5 :11w.rys made groat exertions to
hirrli order of church service. He was for several
. 4rll in,tuitlx-lit of Mr. lieresforil (lope's living of Sheen,
St err the death of Mr. Mums,
I ord Pahrrer,ton (it being the frown turn) presented
.nn to the inearommey uf St. Andrew's. The services ,1
folly choral. 311.1 rather of the cathedral type than
her wi;e, Mitering in that respect eery materially from
h iit •:alistic ,litirclre, The Eucharistic vestments
is no incense. The processional
inner., .oe used. Mr. Wthh'. ex. 'nation before the
„eerortter. has reference merely to his antiquarian re.
. .m. hoes in connection with ecclesiastical subjects. Dr. '
;1 „.k. In.ru of Chivltester, who has written largely on
• • I, .nbpvts. will he Cidle4l us a witness before the corn-
Ar ~,,, .gst others who will probably be examined
.tmg the ...rater sittings will be Dr. Goode, Dean of
aeon Ihmison, and Mr. Benjamin Shaw.

ELErrION (Pr SHERIFFS.-(TATS DA 1,)

Tlii. afternoon, a common hall of aldermen and
„i I. adon was held at the Guildhall for the pm,
i p 0.., riling to the election of sheriffsof London soil
ill iiI1Clialli01:1 to AldermanWaterlow and Mr. F.
.:t• aho.e tens of office will expire in September
Slime, the first on the list of aldermen who
ed the office, was elected without opposition.
• t; 111m.m. then came forward and proposed as
. ~,on.: ,lieriff Mr. W. McArthur. whom he described
f the merchant princes of London.
seconded tho motion, and Mr. McArthur was
• I
mr.r lohn rennett, of ('heapside, announced his intcn.
I.e....ming iiican.litlate next par.
rn..o, Stone and Mr. McArthur then thanked the

BETTING IN LONDON.-(THIS DAY.)

HALF-PART Two OCLocir.

- - -
There was a numerous muster, but betting did
not progress very well. On the Northumberland Plate
affairs appeared to have come to a dead lock, scarcely any.
thing but the two favourites being mentioned. Pervaoques
maintained his position of first f►vourite, and Lady Vane
was in great force, the highest offer at the finish being 5 to
2. There were a few bets laid on the Goodwood Stakes,
but not to much money. Prices as follows :

Nl/RTIIUMBERLAND PLATE.
2to I agst Fervacques (t and off)
5 to 2 Lady Vane (off)
sto 1 Vixen a (t and off)
10 to 1 War (t and off)
100 to 7 Fair Wind (t and off)
100 to 100 on Fitzroy apt Honestiah (t)
GOODWOOD STAKES.
100 to 9 agst Blinkhoolie (t)
100 to 7 Pakrita (t)
100 to 7 Padishah (t)
100 to 7 Aggravator (t)
to 5 Cannon Ball (t)
DERBY.
5000 to 15 apt Giant des Batailles (t)
2000 to 30 Herald (t)

CRICKET.-(THIS DAY.)

LORD'S GROUND.

RTI,EBONE CLUB AND GROUND V. CAM Batncz OFIY ERNITY.

This annual (return) match was commenced this
morning at Lord's, the weather being tine, though the
company was scanty at the commencement. The wickets
were in fair condition. The university sent in Messrs.
Winter and I. M. Richardson to the bowling of Wootton,
from the Pavilion end, and A. Shaw. Time, 12.10.
From Wootton's first over Mr. Winter scored 6
by a drive pout the Pavilion for 4 and a square leg hit for
2, thus commencing the innings well, but the bowling was
too good for a continuance of such hitting, and the batting
became steadier for a few oven, when Mr. Winter drove
Wootton fur 3 and treated Shaw the same in the following
over—both on drives. With the score at 35, Hearne re-
lieved Wootton, whose last two oven had yielded 13 runs.
At 1 o'clock, when our despatch left, the game stood
thus—Mr. Winter being not out, XJ, made by 3 fours, 4
throes, Ise., and Mr. Richardson, 7 not out.
l;NIv EMIT V. Mint Innings.
A. 11. Winter, Essi., not out MI
J. M. Itlehanison, Emu, not out 7
1b1,41,w,nn , 2

Total