The Express.
London, England, 1850-05-15 00:00:00

CRICKET.

ELEVEN OF ENGLAND v. EIGHTEEN OF HUD-
DERSFIELD AND DISTRICT.
•

From Maachest:r theileveWprOWededl;liaddersfield
to enat•nd against Et.titsra of that district, and the follow-
ing w the result of Monday's play •

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A. Wynn. Dag, Lb. tr., b. At N. Idle, Li., c. J. Berry,
voltage
9.llyer, b Armitage 4 Wisdes. sot Lvotl
out 1 29
Parr, ant ont ... 110 Cbatterles
Buz. IA A. Crooked ll Ovrke
Mama, b Armitage ..-... ..... 16 B 4 g.b. 6 ....... -........
Guy, run oat .... 8
MarUagell, b Mult. 7 MOIL ..... ... 198

ANOTHER SAVINGS BARR DEFAULTER.—The
tiveratots Adneetuer of Thisr,dsy last announces that the
trustees of the savings hark iu that town have discovered a
&Wadies to the amount of 8281. in the accounts of the us
nary. No lose will, however, curse to the depositors, at
he bond of the smeary is for 8001.
DRUMMED Orr.—Yea!trday, two privates of the
bettslion of Coldstream Gaud* stationed at St. George's
Barracks, Charing cross, were drummed out of the corps
wi.h the usual formali7 of the " Rogue's Much," die. The
offence for which this punishment was inflicted did net
transpire.
IMPRISONMENT OP A LUNATIC.—A few days Mem
it was accidentaily chasevered that a young woman, named
Charlton, a lunatic, has been coifing :I in a small attic, about
eight tee: square, in the Ileum of her be her, who keeps a
shop in t • market.place of Kingston. Toe person who
first discovered her is a bricklayer, •ho was engaged in
repairing an aloining house, and she stated to him that she
had been locked up fur four years in the same apartment,
without fire or a sufficiency of to d. The attention of the
authorities 'levier/ been called to the ease, several speedup
of the borough magistrates were held for the purpose of in.
guiring into the truth of the statements of the imprisoned
worsts, and they were routed to be correct to 'considerable ex-
tent. The magi* rata a having pampa ty inspected the place in
which the young wallen was confined, and seen her, they
were evidently *track with the appearance of the room, or
" cupboard," as one of the magistrates called it, and did aot
fail to *sprees their disepprobatiwi, especially es there were
many sad better rooms, The young woman was lying
is bed, cad meads, she was eery pale end emaciated—bey
wrist did not appear thicker than a child's, and in reply to
gusloss pin to her the said, a low, weak voice, she
should bee to be allowed to get up sad walk
is the garden, as she did at her father's house,
red she had not eauegb to eat. lir. Charnels
sad the young wesnin was wary violent, she had
era nearly ell one of her hair off, and bad she
IJA the mother not Men brought there, she would have
b r. Toe eldest sister was now in Behlem, and
.hee:dcst brother was not right la his mind.—Tne magi"-
Dates havial rationed to the town-hall, instructed their
auk (Kr. Juntost') to see twat the young weasels was
forthwith removed to • more comfartable end healthy span-
meet, that she had not only medical but other &Handsome,
that her diet should be such as was yr per and autrialcons,
and that ems should have outdoor careen* when necessary,
end these rergatiOrte they insisted on, end they did sot sepa-
rate without stressing their acknowledgment of the genies
rendered by the parochial aathorittes end the polies.
0111111113 AOCIDENT.—As the oateibms that rune
hatemea the Osage las at Neileurorth sad the Stroud
sWlcs was retassisg Irma Stroud on Friday Militia lest,
the 10th inst., sad stopping at lecbbrook pale, the dries,
pet doers to lease a papal there, leaving the miss in the
haw. of • peemager, who wee es the outside met sear the
driver; this mime let Me nine fall on the harem' ba
and the home dashed d at a furrows pees Moog thert
towards Nailewerth, sad Wore they Lad proceeded a
gamier of a sails the oataibas spot sad both the hens.
won thrawa down. Ti...re were two inside pareagen, who
I.4taaa el) escaped musjured; the three mow& passesgen
were thrown a complete summenot into a iteld adlohdell
the road, tv,t were wile Slightly breleed. Ihe hems wee.
set injured, lam the. taloa us nab much damaged.—Writs
ifemskird.