The Express.
London, England, 1868-08-15 00:00:00

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THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 15, 1868.

Witness Int resrunided them to go on the excursion men-
tioned, foe which they paid nothing, as it wee pro-
vided by the Benevolent. Witness also lent the female
yrieoner a shilling with which to buy some things to leave
at home for the chadien.
Mts. Sarah Wooster, of 16, Oastigney-pace, St. Luke's,
corroborated as to the state of destitution she found them
in • short time before Mristmu, and she first mentioned •
their care to Mr. Knowles. Whenever she had visited.'
their room she had always found everything clean.
The prironers were then committed to Newgate for
manslaughter and neglect.
THAMES.
Biretta Driftwood, • notorious thief, was brought
before Mr. Paget, charged with not fulfilling the condi-
tions of her license or ticket of leave.
The charge was preferred by Impactor Gee, of the K
division of police, by order of the commissioners. The
prisoner has been three times before Mr. Benson in the
course of the last three weeks, once for robbing a police-
man of his watch, from which she was discharged and
aM for robbing a sailor, on which she was rem:sided.
This Care was very clear against her, but when she was
brought before Mr. Benson a second time it was dated
that the prosecutor had gone to Liverpool. She lived in •
notorious brothel, No. 2, Angel-court, Shadwell, where
numerous robberies had been commtfted. A woman
named Hass was committed a few days since for
a robbery in this the meet infamous den in the district.
Drummond was sentenced to five years' penal servitude
on the 2nd of October, 1864, for assault and robbery, and
previous to that she was imprisoned for 12 months for
another offence. Ono of the conditions of her license was
that she should not habitually associate with notoriously
bad characters, such as reputed thieves and prostitutes,
and not lead an idle and dissolute life.
Inspector Gee proved by the evidence of himself and
Donald Wiley, 274 K, that the prisoner had violated
both conditions, and that she associated with the worst of
characters.
The prisoner seemed very penitent. She expressed her
sorrow for what she had done. She promised to lead a
better life in future.
Mr. Paget said that if be sent the prisoner back to a
convict prison she would have to remain in prison nearly
14 months, which was a long time. He thought the cue
ought not to be pressed.
Inspector Gee said the prisoner had been twice charged
with robberies since she bad received her ticket of leave.
' Mr. Paget—Not before me ; and she was discharged on
each occasion. He should remand the prisoner for a
week ; and he desired the inspector. to make known his
sentiments to the commissioners of police.

SPORTI

JGENCE.

BETTINO IN LONDON.—Faumy.
The wry wan is prat force today at the Clubs for the Mbar
Handicap, rapidly wain, from b to I, to as little as 7 to 2, thou rii
eulecquurtly 4 to I IRIS wanted about lam. There WO no
dialing Tabouret, however, from his position at the hood al the
poll at 9 to 1, at which price • consdaabk amount of money
wont on him. Rio stable companion, Mandrahe, wan done upon
his heels, and no more than 6 to 1 could be had about him.
Fervor-num remained rt•tiaaar7 at 7 to 1, and the two outsiders,
Fairwind and Buttercup, re shed some support, at 100 to 6 each.
Some craw bets were laid which, with the closing WWI% will be
found below :
EDOR lIANDICAP.
3to 1 apt Tahnuiet it lb w) 7to 1 awl Parraoques (t)
Ito 2 The Bp7 toff, 4 100 to 6 - lonirwind It It (i)
to 1 t and w) 100 to 6 Buttercup (tao)
6to I Mandrake (t)
00
Ito im on The Spy V. Manthak• 1,2, 3,both to run It)
6 to 4 aunt Mandrake, 1,2, 3 off)

K Illevbewou, b Nutter.
J. I...owb2thino, b liattei

ST. UWE&
6to 4 apt The Earl 0:0I) I 40 to I 41104 The PPS' 100.. t
6to 1 kenning It, 6to 100Oto 40)
1w) 6to 1 Bertitution It)
CEBAREWITCH.
40 to 1 eget Warrington (f) I 1000 to 10 apt Tom en:isle 11l
CA11111111)GMHIRE.
800 to 6 agd Beaswege4 It)

Tdal.

BETTING AT MANCHESTER. —PAIDAT.
EBOR HANDICAP.
100 to 30 opt Tabour* (1 • to 1 f)
9to 2 The Hpy (off, t6to 1)
bto 1 Iloadaidia
7to 1 Fervacqueo off, tilt* 1)
10 to 1 Tarobost to
100 to 7 Wild Briar t
7 to 4 Tabouret and Lamle coupled 4)

WINDSOR AUGUST MEETlNG.—Putrid*.
Tlemant and genial weather favoured the company at Windsor
to-day, but nevertheless there was no rearm number of tors
prmmt on the mune than on ills:, len day ; indeed, it lea ques-
tion if there were so many outside the ring,
within the enclosure there seemed no diminution.though
eight event.' on the card were productive of no very
spirited contests, nor were the &Me generally so numerous
as on the opening day. Backers were enabled to pan a pill
on the events of the day, but one or two turns-up canned for
the deldens On future events there was scarcely anything doing.
Tabouret, for the Libor Handicap, we. the only one mentioned,
and a solitary bet of 4tol in hundreds was laid about him. Ap-
pended are detain of the running.
HANDICAP PLATE of 10 love; winners extra. About half a
mile straight.
Hr. Ch aplies Chanoinesee, by Newmhaster—Seeleution
mist 101 b
Hi. Hennes Lima, 6 yrs, rat gib.. tHentahle
Mr. 0. Jones's Huntsman, 4 yes, ext.(Parry 3
The following ono ran Hue and Cry, Blum, Lacy-
Mina, Ceres, and Blairbuir.
Betting : 7 to 4 apt Huntsman, 2 to I apt Clianoineen, 6 to I
eget Firm, and 10 to bar three."
Tex WELTER Cue (Handicap), value 150 wow. the red in spade
by subscriptions of 10 sow each, bft ; penalties and alluviums ;
gentlemen riders. Prafeasionals 6lb extra. About one mile.
K Brayleysliedivims, by Newminater—Lad
ton, 3 yrs, Bat 1011) One ebb ex) 1
Mr. Ho4man's ktandlerek, fist Sib (inc 6lb ex) ..(Parry 2
Mr. Heatlicote's Skirmish, 6 yrs, lOn 71b (inc Nb ex
(Rhoden 3
The following also ran : —Distaff, Tremble, Contempt, Rink,
Harlington, and Vixen gelding.
Bettinng lOO to 30 each apt Skirmish and Contempt, 6to 1
each apt the Vixen gelding and Redivivos, 6 to 1 each apt Har-
lington and Maeallirch, and 10 to I apt Risk.
Brume PLATE of 50 mom, for 2.yr.olds, 7st 71b, and 3-p-olda
94 ; selling and other allowances. About half • mile straight.
Mr. Ho)e's Hue and Cry, by Wild Darrell—Golden Horn
3 yrs Int (MO) O3Ol I
Lord Ailemburre Threatener, I pe, 744 (ENO) Riordan 2
Mr. Heene's Rhododendron, II pe, Ist (2100) .{Jeffery 3
Photogram am ran.
Betting: Even on Rhododendren, 7 to 4 agat Threatener, 6 to 1
apt Hue and Cry.
Tile WINDSOR ArOrST HANDICAP of 100 NOTIL added to •
sweepstakes of 20 nom. each, h ft; winners extra; ;mond Weave
stake. About one mile dye furlongs.
Mr.Saxost'sVortigern, by Lifeboat—Madeline. 4 pa, 6st
1
Mr. Thewitt's Choral, S yrs, Get Ilb (inc. 71b ex.) ((
KVlilmickl 2
Lord Weebnorland's g by Vedette—Vixen, 4 yrs, le
(it 11
sBTh
3
Betting : 6te 4 on Morel, 3to 1 apt Vortigern, and 6 to I apt
the Vixen gelding.
NUNNERY HANDICAP PLATE of 60 soya., for 3-yr-olds; the
winner to be sold for 100 sow. About half-rmile., straight.
Mr. Badman's Barcelona, by Thormuthy—
ltlb T 77/ne T) I
Mr. England's Juanita, let 101 b (car. bet Illb)... (Pold) 2
Kamsehatka, 6st 10lb (Norden) S

RUMOURED MURDER IN THE BOROUOII.
Charles Denny, a man 60 years old, died in Guy's Hos-
pital last night from wounds received under circum-
stances which are be investigated by the police. De-
ceased on Saturday t left his lodgings, Ewer-street,
to visit a friend named Bryant, in Duke's-court, near. A
man entered the house and told Bryant fromethiug about
deceased and Mrs. Bryant that led the husband of the
latter to put his informant out of doors. While that was
being done Denny entered the house, and was instantly
assaulted with a hatchet. He was repeatedly struck on
the head with the weapon, and was felled to the ground,
where he lay for some tittle time covered with bloc& The
precise circumstances under which he was seasoned re-
main at present • mystery. Be . was seen • few minutes
afterwards staggering down Union-street, with his head
frightfully wounded and the blood streaming
_down his
face and chest. Bryant was taken into cody on the
charge of inflicting the wounds, and remanded on bail.
Information subsequently received by the police induced
them to entertain strong doubts of his guilt, as there was
reason to believe that the murderous outrage bad been
committed by a woman who is at present missing.
THE RIMROLTON MURDER.—G oolge Leeton,
who is accused of murdering his mother, by beating her
until she was insensible, and then suffocating her, was
taken beforethe magistrate yesterday. The prisoner, who
was proved to have admitted that he was guilty of the
foul deed, now denied it. He was then committed for
trial.
THE ABSOONDINU OF A LIVERPOOL MERCHANT.
—All doubt is now set at rest as to the Liverpool mer-
chant whose sudden flight early in the week created so
painful an impression. Aceordmg to the tenor of a police
notice, tat:Triton in question is Mr. W. J. Harris, the ma-
naging er of the firm of George Wright and Co., of
2, Bon John-street. The charge against Mr. Harris is
that of forging commercial documents to the extent of
1,4001., but that amount is said to be a mere trifle as com-
pared with his full liabilities. He held a good social peel-
lion in the town.
EMBEZZLEMENT BY A SECRETARY. —George
Dedrickson, late secretary of the Connorree Mining Com-
pany, Wicklow, was yesterday found guilty, at the
Dublin Commission, of embezzling moneys to the amount
of 1401. The alleged fraud was said to have been com-
mitted in September, 1866. When first established, the
company's head office was in London, but it was trans-
ferred to Ireland in 1863, when George Dedrickson was,
by a minute of the directors, appointed secretary
and bookkeeper, in which capacity he acted
for the company up to a very reoent period. For the dis-
posal of the products of the mine the company appointed
as "mineral brokers" Mesas. J. Lewis and Son, of Fen-
wick-street, Liverpool, and to them was confided in 1866
• cargo of ore. The bill of lading was in the handwriting
of Mr. Dedrickson. On the 19th September Messrs. Lewis
inclosed to Mr. Dedrickson half-notes on account of ores
sold by them on behalf of the company. They
requested an acimewledgment of the receipt of
the half-notes, and said that on their receiv-
ing such acknowledgment they would transmit
the remaining halves. In answer to that Messrs. Lewis,
on the 21st September, received acknowledgment. The
books of the company, which were in custody of Mr.
Dedrickson down to the present year, do not contain any
reference to the receipt of the 1401. The 22ad September
was the date of the receipt of the 1401., but no lodgment
was made until the 10th or 12th October, when Mr. Ded-
rickson lodged a bank poet bill for • different amount.
Several witnesses were examined, and one of them ad-
mitted that Dedrickson had stated that he had lent the
money to a Mr. Mackey, a director of the company, who
was the accused's security; that thedefalcations amounted
to more than 6001., and that he had received from Mackey
I 0 U's for over 4001., which he gave to Mr. Kelly as
director of the company. It was stated that Mackey was
on his way to New Zealand. Sentence was deferred.
EMBEZZLEMENT BY THE DEPUTY-GOVERNOR OF
• Gaon.—On the 11th July last Mr. Thomas Clendinning,
who held the pennon of deputy-governor of Omagh Gaol,
absconded, taking with him, as alleged, 131. 10e., the pro-
perty of the prisoners, and 161., the property of the Board
of Superintendence. On Saturday Constable Doran, of
the Royal Irish Constabulary, who is stationed in Liver-
pool on detective duty, from information which he re-
ceived, proceeded to London, where he arrested Mr. Clen-
dinning on the charge, and brought him over to Belfast.
The prisoner has since been transferred to Omagh.
COMPLAINT AGAINST A CHIEF CONSTABLE.—The
Shrewsbury Town Council has passed the following reso-
lution :—" The Town Council of the borough of Shrews-
bury beg respectfully to call the attention of Sir Baldwin
Leighton, es chairman of quarter sessions, and also the
county magistrates, to the unusual and uncourteous way
in which several of the borough magistrates, as well as
some other respectable inhabitants of this town, have
been excluded from the Court of Justice during the last
assizes, by order of the chief constable of the county con-
stabulary (Colonel Falgell), and they hope that such In-
structions may be given to this official as will prevent a
repetition of the oonductcomnlained of,"
ANOTHER SUICIDE IN iffANCII2BTER NEW GAOL.—

Mr.llt7epheneon's
The following also ran :—Una, Louisa, and Oladice.
Betting: Even on Louise, 6 tot eget Barcelona, 6to 1 agst
Juanita, and 7 to 1 eget any other.
Tea Haim:roe Cur, value 900 sore. (tbe smplua in specie), by
subs. of 10 sore. each, with 60 added, for all ages ; weight for
aßePenalties and allowances. About 6 furlongs straisbt.
Duke of Hamilton's Locale, by Newminda—Oaa's
dam, 9 yrs, Mt (inc. 71b extra) (Daley) 1
Lord Ailesbury's La Belle Helene, 2 re, nst 71b (car.
gat Mb) (Mordenj 2
Mr. Heene's Lusa, 9brs, ad 7M (Jeffery) 3
Vex also ran.
Letting : !Ito 1 on Leona, 8 to 1 aget Vex, Bto 1 agst La Belle
Helene, and 100 to 8 art Luna.
SELLING STAMM of 3 soy& each, with 80 added, for all WI.
The winner to be sold. Selling and other allowances. About 6
furlongs straight.
Mr. H. Wriabt's Bouquetiere, by Vonigeur—Pauline yrs,
7st 31bt 130) V:iuri 1
Mr. Evarn's Lucina, SI yrs, 6st 21b (Leo) 2
Mr. Bryan's cby Romulus—Simla, yes, illatD: &tan
( 5
The following also ran :—Northern Star, and
Bkimble-Skamble.
Betting : 5t04 on Bouquetiae, 4to 1 aged Latina, and 6 to 1
aget Skinible-Skainble.
Tat WINKPIZLD NURSERY HANDI,4P for 2-yr-okbi, of 10 nom
each, with 100 added. Penalties and allowance. About three
quarters of a mile straight.
Duke of Hamilton's Albania, by St. Albana—Elspeth,
7st 11lb (Kenyon) 1
Mr. Padwick's Pontes, 74 91b (Ma) 9
Mr. Head's Vanbrugh,.6st 181 b.. (H. Covey) 3

'Aetreas!loo ram

Bettinie : Even on Alba-ida—, 7to 4 .mss Panbrugh, 6to 1 apt
Actress, and 10 to 1 agat lketers.
BNITING ON TEE COURSE.
EBOB HANDICAP.
400 to 100 Milt Taboaret (t and sr)

STOCKTON MEETING.—PIurag.
Tne Coarowevios PLATE, of 50 sem. Five f uriouge.
Lord Durham's Alruna, by Newminster—the Wizard's
dam, 4 yrs, 9st (J. Osbo.trinS 1
Mr. T. V. Morgan's Lord Bothwell, 2 yrs, tist 91b (
Est 10Ib) (Cradock) 2
Mr. J. Boynton's Maaterman, 2 yrs, Bat 91b (Cook) S
The folSleepinglowing alsoMegg raie.n : Apollo, Seotchman's PrK
e, Con-
sangßettiand : 2 to 1 ust-Aliona, 4 to 1 apt Idasterman, 9to 2 apt
Lord Bothwtll and 6 to 1 eget Apollo.
The FIRST YIAII Of THE. Twatrrir BINOMIAL STAKED Of 10
Dove. each, h ft; with 60 added ; for 2-yr olds ; colte, Bet 10Ib;
alltes and geldings, Sit 61b ; second saved stake ; penalties and
allowancee. Five furlongs. (26 subs.)
Mr. W. Cowan's lades, by Lainbton-7..mobia, Set 131 b
(in 31b entre (T. Mallonal 1
Mr. T. V. Morgnn's Dryad, Set 11b(J. Snowden 2
Mr. Bowes's Tenon d' 8d 616 (French 3
:
1 55 to 40 on Dryad, 11 to 8 emit Laden.
13VnLIDDIAIMMIROC,411 HANDICAP of 100 nova added to a
sweepstakes of 10 Rove. each ; 5 ft and 2 if declared ; second saved
stake. (Inc mile and a half. (26 subs., 11 of whom paid 3 sow.
each.)
Mr. H. Land's Henriette, by Wed Anstrakan—Lady
Joan 3 yes, Set 816 (Wilson) 1
Mr. C. Pmers Ainsley, 4 yes, flat (J. Snowden) 2
Mr. Johnstone's The Dean, 4 yrs, 7st Mb
Bell,
3
The following also ran :—Honestish, Minster Bell, King's Cross,
and Timm.
Mr. Johnstone declared to win with The Dean.
Betting : 5 to 2 apt The Dean, 4 to 1 each agst Lady Hen-
:lett and King's (lose, 5 to 1 agat Aiastey, and 6to 1 eget
Honeatish.
THE BINEWAL OP THE Avec crow Foca-Yaws Ow CLARET
Brakes of 16 soya. each, 10 ft, with 100 added; cone, Sit 1016;
allies and geldings, Set rlb ,• penalties and allowances;
second received 10 per cent. on the stakes, and third saved stake.
Two miles. (19 laths.)
Mr. Mackenzie's Mandrake, by Weatherbit—Mandagora,
Set Mb (J. Osborne) I
/dr. Bowes's Taulbee, flirt 7lb French, 2
Mr. T. Maderman's lionedish, kst 1016 (Cameron) 8
Betting : 9 to 4 on Mandrake.
Tor STOCKTON STRIPARDN' CCP (Handicap), value 900 Nova,
by subscription of 10 soy.. each, with 60 added (the rest in
speeie); second Paved stake. One mile. (30 subs)
Mr. Johnstone's Mercury, by Lambton--Starlight, yea,
rst (Cameron) 1
Mr. Walla' Mysatia 3 yes, bet 41b (Cook) 2
Mr. G. Holmes'. Virtue, 3 yrs, 64 12111, 'Yates) 3
The following also ran • Honedy, Aimee, Corporal, Castanet,
The Sawyer, Lady Zeeland, War, Carers, F' rdiesome, BII4OEU
Bear, Landau's., and Progress.
Mr. Johnstone declared to win with landscape.
Betting : 4 to I eget The Sawyer, 6to 1 each sad Howdy and
litrcory, to 1 ape Landscape, 10 to 1 eaeh epic Wei., Mysotis,
and 1
Titinii= &raise &mum" Braces of 9 sous. each, with 40
added ; weight for age ,• selling and other allowancen. Half-
a-mile straight. (5 subs.)
Mr. Smitbson's Lady .Alleash, by Buccaneer—Bohemia,
yre, Bid tab '£3o) (Cameron' 1
Mr. Thomas's Redekak, 2 meet 101 b (430) 'Hudson) 2
Mr. EL Clittton's 11oserg1e, 2 re, ert 716 ta9l 'Platt)

Boeeetta Birley. 26 years of age, who was sentenced to
eight months' imprisonment at the Manchester aesizee for
forgery, committed suicide in her cell during Tuesday
night. This is the second case of hanging that has occur-
red in the gaol since it was opened some few weeks ego.
The deceased was seen by one of the female warden at
7 o'clock on Tuesday night, when she appeared composed
and quiet. At a quarter before six o'clock on Wednesday
the same warder, ou entering the cell, found the deceased
hanging by the neck to the iron bars outside the dell
window. f3he had got upon her bed and broken the centre
pane of plate-glasa, and then, affixing the bed strap to
the bar, effected her object of self-destruction. Mr.
Braddon, the surgeon, considered the deceased to have
been generally of sound mind, but of a " wayward and
perverse disposition, and excitable under discipline." The
jury found that the deceased had committed suicide while
under the influence of temporary insanity.
SHOCKINO DEATH FROM Rum DRINK INO.—MT.
Richards, deputy coroner, held an inquest at West
Hackney on 'Thursday evening respecting the death of
Henry Rinnire, aged 2.5 years. The deceased was a native
of Bungay, in Suffolk, and lived at 13, Hindle-street,
Hackney. He was a hawker, and, according to his wife's
evidence, he was not a man given to drink. James Field,
a painter, deposed that on Sunday evening last he saw the
deceased and his wife, accompanied by a little boy, come
into the Marquis of Lansdown, in Hackney. He drank off
half a quartern of rum, and called for another. His wife
said, •He has had twenty-four half-quarterns from
Kingsland-gate till he got here." He did not ap-
pear to be drunk, however. Witness saw him drink off
either five or seven more half-quartenn, and then he
called for a quartern. The deceased drank that, his wife,
however, helping him a little. Then he called for half a
pint of rum, out of which he drank three half quarterns
immediately, and finished the last glass leisurely, The
wife paid for the rum. They had tome words after the
last half pint was drunk. When deceased went outside
he fell down and rolled over insensibly drunk. It was
elicited from the wife that, besides the rum, the deceased
drank a quantity of beer, for he had " met a friend"
several times dunng the afternoon. Dr. G. White proved
that deceased died from congestion of the brain from
alcoholic poisoning. The jury returned a verdict that
deceased died from drinking rum.
" Arrzu having been long troubled with rheu-
matism or neuralgia in my face and gums, in consequence
of which I had several teeth extracted, I was induced to
use your excellent Pain Biller, and I have not since had
any pain in my face or teeth. I have since used it in my
family with equally good results.-0. J. Anrrom, Man-
cheater, June 6,1869.—501 d by medicine vendors.—FAdvt.j
B. A. Allen's W'orld's Hair Restorer or
lte.laithtz new fads to quickly realms srsangr faded hair to its
colour and limmt4 will mass to NV" oit beg
E. It will promote luxuriant growth. hair is frame`
ttly eheckod. Thin hair thickened. Baldness t Breatad. It
makes the hair rich, soft, and glossy. It removes dandrud.
contains neither oil nor dye. It will not sell whits amabrie. Ia
lards bottlm— six shillings. Bold =cat eltreaMen and
tOaltee• Egrolianprios a•Pc4-191. High Lasoka.--CA&L)Dar•

Bed3aß : 6 fo 9 m LAY AZlni.

TNNG•1111:11. NUSSIRY I'ILMATILIA;I 11.111ILOCA? Of 100 NOV

winners extra. T.Y.C..
Mr. Jaques' Brother to Shibboleth, by Harsysa—Lepeosy
let (inc Blb ex)
Mr. Bowes's The Clippie, et 41b (Wilson)
Mr. Johnstone. Hood Hope, Tat 101 b (Comeme)
The following also ran :—Allington colt, Kim Mapman, Eng-
Bah Rowe colt, The (biwan, Little Doke, Stu Harry, Barra
Bimbo, and OM*.
I lßetting: 4 to 1 apt Brother to Shibboleth, 100 to 13 emit Little
Duke, 10 to 1 swat the Allington colt.

BETTING ON THE COURSE.
EBOR HANDICAP.
9to 2 apt The Spy (t) 1 Bto 1 opt Torobito (t;
6to 1 Mandrake (off) i

irr: Liters.
6 to 4 wit The Fad (t)

OAXIIM-PICRINO VERSUS THE TREADMILL.—Dr.
Smiles, the prison surgeon at the House of Correction,
Coldbatb-fields, stated yesterday, at an inquest there, that
the prisoners, notwithstanding its terrors, referred the
treadmill to oakum-pieking. A witness, who is a prisoner,
said of the latter occnpation--'• Oakum-piokiug is weari-
some ; it's from early to late, and nobody picks the quan-
tity." The quantity supposed to be picked is 411 m.
per day.
No YORE PILLS OR ANY OTHER MEDICLNE..-
DIMPICI4IIA, COXIMMPTION, ate. CtiliD HT Dr Baaarts R1,%-
vi AILING& Foos To ens OTONACIE, soma lee" and
lies, of old end MIDI. GUAM. wttleout mediator. or en-
tTelorde Indeleete7n= dlarrhers, oddity,
nennihd4u..bretrete.
tore de
blat
enr"Vaile for resisted ell me le Wt of hie Holt..
nee the Pepe. It taxes any tear Its *oat In orlerrrineallea—
Tina llb, ed.; 121te., tb. ; Una, tea, or Ii per meal. Also the
Rovelenta Otboooleto Powder, ewe than amain-
trated bled.—Du Barry end 00., 17 Undone
dads
Fortnum and Hawn; and at
_6l I e. Chow
; OS sad M. ortoradziose.--Emversisennal

4/RICIIBT.

IDDI.F.SF X v. YORKSHIRE (Ricrumr)

This match (postponed from Thursday in cousequienos
of tbe rain) commenced yesterday at the County Oro and,
Islington, in tine weather, and 111 the pre wnoe of •
numerous company. The mom at the clo,e of the day
was as follows:

0141,11: k K.
Ping bmings.
(i. Prerrnars, b Hnlntl
C. wither b

Second Innin34.

e Puuncefote, b
Rutter

rod out
6 bT. Warne
_ _

J. Thewlip, our; out
R. Iddimos, not out
C. Ullerthotse. e Hewitt, b Ilutter 2
T. IFulteett, b Howitt . IP
H. Webeter, b Hewitt..... n
0
0. Atkinmo, c Rutter, b Hewitt 0
West, b huwitt 4
1-b 2. 2 I-b I

3 b Howitt
16 not out

"total

liraDlillEll Find humble.
Mr. 0. Nixes, b Manuett. 0
T. Mantic, ran nut .
T. Meuse, e Id&sea, b Kalman
Mr. I. D. Walker. b 14nmett
Mr. B. Paaneefota, ran eat l3
Mr. V. N. Walker, b Emmett ................ .. .. 15
Mr. W. H. Benthall, b West
O. Hearne, Dot out l4
Mr. N. Rutter, b Ibamett 0
Mr. U. N. Y. More, at filepbeareak, b Emmett.
0. Hewitt, b Emmett.