The Express.
London, England, 1868-10-13 00:00:00

ELEVEN 0]

OF ponAyf'smro v. ABORIOL'qAL

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Yesterday, in lovely weather, almost as warm as at mid-
summer, the beautiful ground adjoining Broadwater we+, by the
kind permission of Mr. Murray Marsha, the scene of the forty-
sixth cricket match in which the Aboriginals have taken part
since their arrival in this country. The t iodalsoing party had but
an indifferent team, not one of them getting into double figures.
They won the tom, and began the batting, but were all oat tor 37.
Mullagh and Lawrence bowled all through. The Blacks soon
wiped off the se ore, Mullagh's 19 being a good display of " all
round" hitting. At a quarter to five the Mumps were drawn,
the score being as under. The sports will be repeated to-d.iy.
Oonatui NO.—First Innings.
Mr. E. Bray, b Lawrence 7
Mr. Oliphant, e Charley, b Mullagh 7
Mr. J. Cliaodler, c Tiger, b Lawrence 0
Captain Wallace, b Mullagh
Mr. T. Pollard, et Lawrence, b Mullagh
Mr. W. J. Collyer, not out
Mr. Wyatt (Abbe, e b Lawrence
Mr. C. Nett. b Lawrence
Mr. Resell, b Mullagh
Mr. IL W. tiliottu, b Mullagh
Mr. 11. lloker, b Lawrence
Rye

Total

APORIGINALL—Find Innings
Lawmuw, b Bray
1114tb, e Brett, b Bray
Eid Cap, b Bray .
Bußoeky, I-b w, b Dray
Catena, not out
Twopenny, nut out
Leg-bye

Total.

3.6

UNITEItSITI" INTELLIGENCE.
CAMBRIDGE, Oer. it
TnE Cents Pius.—The Carus Greek prize for
Bachelors of Arta has this day been adjudged to Ds. F.
E. Fox, Christ's College. The examiners are of opinion
that Ds. J. D. Lewis, of Trinity College, is deserving of
honourable mention.

TILE EXTENSIVE BYIIGLARIES BY FOREIONERB.—
At the Barnet session yesterday, before Mr. E. C. Stapty,
ton, the batch of foreigners charged with a series of daring
burglaries, were brought up for Anal elimination, and
committed for trial.

FATAL COLLISION ON THE GREAT NoRVEERN
ItmLwAv.—An •alarming and fatal collision occurred
early yesterday morning on the Great Northern Rail-
way, al Aslockton Station, near Nottingham. It appears
that the engine of a goods train. which leaves Nottingham
for Lincoln at 4.15, became disabled near Asloe.ktoli and
the driver was compelled to stop there. As a special
train was to leave Nottingbnm for Hull at 5 o'clock, the
Lincoln train was shunted on to the down line to allow it
to ram. While this was being time a goods train from
Peterborough came down the line and ran into it. The
engine of the Peterborough train was completely swished,
and the driver was killed on the spot. the body was found
underneath the tender shortly afterwards. The fireman
was also severely injured, being found among some
sleepers with his bead frightiully cut. Thirteen waggons
were more or less damaged, and a scene of the greatest
disorder followed. The morning was very fogy, and it
is thought the demased did not perceive the signals sufll-
ciently soon to avoid the disaster. The breaks of his train
were found to be on. The name of the (lei-eased was
Samuel Hutchinson, and he was a native of Ocualdston.
lie was about 32 years of age, and unmarried.
FATAL STADBINO CASE AT MANCIIESTER.
Yesterday an inquest was held before Mr. lierford, the
coroner for Manchester. on the remains of William
Conway, who died at the Infirmary. The doecmiod was
in a public house in Portugal-street on Saturday night,
when a quarrel arose between him and a man named
Michael Hughes. During the quarrel Hughes stabbed
him several times with a knife. and one of the blows cut
the femoral artery. The evidence was very complete
as to the ruts having caused Conwav's death, and the jury
found a verdict of " Wilful murder " against Hughes,,
who was committed to the assizes.
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