The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-06 00:00:00

TIVERTON RACES—WEDNisDAY.

TRIAL &nue of 5 ewes. each and 26 sided, one war,
3 tabs, were won easily by Mr. Reed's Clot worker, 4 yrs,
fist beating Mr. Harris's Lady Day, 4 yrs, list,
sad Mr Waring's Rsrtisl Eclipse, 3 yrs, Set 111 b.
TIVIIIITON STALES .f 20 note. each, 10 ft. and 5 only if
declared. Twice round and a distance. (17 subs., 11 of
whom paid ft.)
Mr. Reed's Claltiwarker, 4 yrs, ist 71tr (Williams) 1
Mr. Waring's Manifold, 3 yrs, Mt 11Ib
Sir J. Dusts, an ariadne, 3 yrs, CM 41b (belted)
Buinivom Cur 01 50 soya., added to a sweepstakes of 10
sow. 'sob, 5 ft. Thrice routed ands dis. (7 subs.)
Mr. Rand', Fll:4.lawaylir,..4 'mm.114.5.121, and ryas eatea...(nall) 1

1E47 :74
Mr. Waru.g's PurtLlEcliper, 3 !rt., 64 ;lb oohed) 0
Woo easy.
LADIES PLATE 01 251, twice round, wail won in three
has; lir. Pan's Hobe, 4 yrs, Aist 121 b (Walllams) beating
lOst 71b, Partial Eclipse, Bat, and two others.
TEDESDAT.-COVETT PLATiof 2.51., once round, was

won in three beats by Inn, 10st 12ib (Kr. Within') Dialing
Kennett and two other, after a good race.
Courers STAIII3 of 7 ton. each, 4 It, and 2 only if de
clued, with 40 added. Twice round.
Mr. Reed's Clotbw,rker, 4 yrs. 14ot 101 b nor) 1
hr, ticobeh's I.l.lo.city, 3 yr., lOst 131 b ..... .....—..... 2
PArr's Aliadne, 3 yr., Oat alb 3

Won easy.

Tows I- LATE was won I,yl,llTb:ewe's Bennett; and the
Ecuital Fbara by Mr. Fall's Little Envy, beating several
others.

CRICKET.

THE M.C.C. CLUB WITH BATLEY AND ROYS-
TON v. THE GENTLEMEN OF THE RUGBY
SCHOOL.
The match elm:sewed at Lord's ground yesterlay, Fri-
day. Is was only one day's ploy, we give the se ire :
NALTIXIONL—(IIII4 landads.) (Second Innings.)
Dom H. Genus:on, b Culvert 1 run out 6O
J. Bayley, b eosins „ ... 19
11. R o
C. yston, b Cross
Lori Bum% Beal bllmith..... 341,
me
....t
A. Cassisece.
J. Wynne, Esq ,b enutt 3 b Crosse
Farl Wintertm, b Calvert
J. IL Leeds. Ent, b smith ....„....—....„ 0
J. P. Mayo, Esq, b Smith
C. Hem Esq., run out „. is
—. Wickham, Esq., not out
Byes 6,1. b. 3, wide 6, no tall
wide 3, no b.ill . 21

Total
kruse.—(kint Innings.)
W. M. Lease, Req.. 4 Wick- llt Trevor, Eql.,b Itnyv•on ... I
ham, b Royston
J. 11. ern.e, /...n., b Bayley . 10 P./raver, EN., b Royston ... 4
O. Graham, Ens , a limed, b IL R. Johnvtone, Fog.. not out II
Iti.vst.o II Byes 3, I. bI,*I le ,no
C. (*Avert, Esq., b Royston
J. Smith, lig., b Bayley
A. P. Law, t.... 1 . run uut
A. Inghtoo, Log., run uut _ 1

DOVER v. CAWS.

The return match between these dubs WM commenced at
Calais, on Monday lest. From the well-known play of both
clubs, a treat for those patrons residing in the north deport.
agent of France was looked forward to with great interest.
Dover, having won the choice, to:k the bat, and, after
roma severe play, made a score of 51-a very smell number
on piper, but something considerable when the beautiful
bowling and lively state of the ground gave the ball more
the resemblance of a shot from cannon than from the hands
of man. The Calais club now took their perition at the
wickets ; but the steady bowling and good fielding of their
opponents obliged them to relinquish their innings with
a score of 51; thus the let innings proved a tye. Dover
again took the bat, but ere the umpire Wed time had lost
three wickets without adding anything to the score ; but leav-
ing Messrs. Wellard and C. Phipps to take care of the timber
with a score of 12 runs. Thus ended the first day's play, the
odd. seeming rather in favour of Calais.
On Tuesday, the Dover club continued at the wickets, end
put the score of 70 for the Calais club to obtain in their nest
innings. The Calais club now went in, and soon lost five
wickets for 11 runs: 8. Gee and R. James were now in
Burge of the stumps, and after some careful play advanced the
score to 27, when the umpire of the Dover club, on being ap-
pealed to by the bowler, pronounced James out-leg before
wicket. On this the Calais party were so exasperated with
the lOU of their best batman, that there was every appear-
ance of a disturbance, when the Doverians allowed James to
take the bat again, on which their umpire immediately left
the play, and Calais soon obtained the score, the Dover
players taking no interest in the ems.
poen.- (First Inning.) (Second Innings.)
W. Bootlace, b by Mellows
A. Wellanl, bby Atkin ~..........-. 1 cby James, bby Atkin lB
C. nip" oby Atkin . ............... e try S. Oce, b Atkin , 3
It. lloittum, c Mellow, 11, Atkin ... run out - - 0
S. fuwthen, leg before w.eket
O. Smith., c by M. Gee, b Atkin
E. Gibbon., bby Mellows ..... bby Ilauledine --.....-. •
D. Steddy, bby Atkin .......... .....-. thrown by hubs ......... 0
E. EAlwards, nut out ..... b by Atkin
C. Phipps Jun., bby Atkin ...... ... bby Ilseledine ............. 0
T. Wilt, Ib w -... bby Atkin
W, 10, 14 13; lb, 1
- -
Total 5 Total 7O
CALM..-(First Innings.) (Second Innings.)
It. Hulse, b Pliipps, sen.
I). Oee, b Gibbons
G. Pyeroft, b Gibbous
It. Mellows, a Viellard, b Gibbons- b Gibbons. 0
It. James, ruarout not out ......... ............ 18
11. Gee, b Phipps, son..
L. Atk.n, e B. ,Seethes, b Phipps,
sem
2

11. Atkinson, e Moldy, b Gibbose( 0 c b Phipps ..
J. 11.. a. Mine, b Phipps, men 0
W. siievingters, nut out
Fred. Harvey, m 11. Sonthen,
Phipps, sen.
W.O: 421,110 ll W.11;b,2
Total 5l Tetal

ROYAL THAMES YACHT CLUB.
The Match for the GRAND CHALLINGS Cur. open to all
Royal Yacht Chiba, took plan yesterday. The following
yachts had be en entered to contend, half • minute per ton
Ming allowed fur dill eence of tonnage : Cynthia, 50, John
Wicks, Eeq. ; Cygnet, 35, H. Ltalbton, Hsq, ; blusquito,
50. L-ird Londesborougb ; Diana, 62, J. L. Craigie,
The conditions upon which the Cup—a beautiful piece of
plate, value 200 gs., was gives, were that It should be won
two yesn by the same owner, to become his permanent pro-
, party. It was first presented last seasoa, and won by the
Cygnet, who, in the event of victory yesterday, would have
deprived the club of ite possession. After a very interesting
stngele, however, the yachts came in thus:
Ito M 0 h. esquite, the winner, at
m.
tn.
Cynthia
Cygnet 6h.54m. SS
Lord Alfred Paget pc...sated the Cup to the noble owner,
with an &pimping' sildna, whisk was duly responded to.
The Nepaulese cramaigr tmdlola were amongst the spec-
tators of the owe.

&KALI. LlviNas.—A 'stars has been published,
showing the number of ensell livings augmented by amen-
d.tlonal grants from the fund at the disposal of the Eccle-
siastical Commissioners. The total number of livings to
which (rents have been made is 791, and the total actual
nouns of permanent annual sussoantations is 44,0891.