The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-17 00:00:00

W. Ford, Es.11:0 b—Jesee.....
Pre.t, Esq., I b w,
D. Bachsissa, Esq., Jones
Eyes, 1; 1 b, 2; w, 9 .

• Mr. Charles ColeridgeW;s the bowler.

OLD v. PRESENT HARROVIAIIS.
The following is the store of this match :-.-
PAII,CNT HAILLOTIAIM
C. A. Leigh, Esq., b Lillywhite 1 b Lilywhite ..
F. A. Haag, leg., run out
0. Ashton, Esq., b Lilly...bite
IL holdero, Esq., b Taylor 0 a Nicholson, b LIDr.
white
F. D. Loom Esq., b I aylor
W. Deedeo, Esq., a Nicholson, b My-
white

s
N

atone ---.
IS
ft. Hankey, Emu, c Currer,b Taylor 2 c 'I aylor„ b LWyerbite 14
Hon. li. C. 1., run out
O. Crawley, Eq., not out l4 run out
M. Butler, Esq., e Orimaone, b Lilly-
white II
A. 44 taker, Veq., o Verson, b Lilly
white
11,5; lb, I;wb, 11 l7 8,6; lb, 2; wb,l4;
a b. 1

Total

pi.o ILI

W. SlehoLson, Esq., b AskitTn so
C. S. Coffer, Eaq., Walker,
b Ashton
Hon. E. 11. Orlontone, to

..... 112

Is'
T. C.
MulkTaylor. Eaq, to B
ey
C.p. Eaton, Eaq., e Walker,

11. Vernon, Fag, a Walker,
b S.llankey 26
The Old Ilarrovinne won in

R. Broughton, Esq., c. R
b Crawley l4
Hon. 1. F. Femmes c and
It. 'hoary 47
A. Cameron, Esq., rfin out .
F. Corranee, Eaq., not out 7
J. Idllywlnte. b Ashton
Bye, 1; w b,19

Motal ZIT

one innings by eight runt.

SUICIDE OF COLONEL CRAIGIF..—An appalling
act of suicide was committed on Inday morning by Colonel
Craigie, at hie own house, in Victoria-terrace, Mount
Radford, Exeter. At breakfast-time one of the servants
was sent up stairs to call her muter, who was in his
dresaingaroom. The servant went up and knocked at the
door, but, not receiving any answer, she repaired down and
informed her mistress. The latter having aleo knocked
several times, and net being answered by her husband, she
procured the aid of the coachmen and butler, who forced
(pen the door, when they found the unfortunate colonel
extended on the floor is a pool of blood, and most fright-
fully mutilated over serious parts of the body. His throat
was cut completely from ear to ear, and there were wounds
on Ns legs. Besides these injuries there were three wounds
in his abdomen, which had evidently been inflicted with a
knife. A razor and knife, both covered with blood, were
found in the room. The;unfortunate colonel wu alive, but
speechless from the excessive loss of blood, and it was
Quite apparent that he could not survive many honey.
Several medical men were soon in attendance, and they
did all that was possible to save his life, but he died in less
than as hour after he was discovered. A rumour was in
circulation that the deceased had been murdered, but,
from the inquiries made since, there is no doubt entertained
that deceased destroyed his own life. The unfortunate
gentleman was a retired lieutenant-colonel in the Bengal
SUBJ. _ _

ATTEMPT TO BURN A LADY.—lnformation hag
kid been given to the polies of Elm' r, by Sir George Adam,
Bert., of an attempt to take away the lire of a lady, and at
the earns time burn down her house. It appear', from the
statement of Sir George Adam, that Lady Kircudbriebt,
who has for some time past been residing in the vicinity of
Exeter, was awakened out of her sloop on Thursday night
last, in oonseqaence of experiencing a suffocating smell of
taboos°, and almost immediately afterwards she heard
sundry small emplonOise, resembling crackers. Having
called out to know if any person was in the room, and re-
ceiving no &weer, she again wont to sleep, and is the
morning, when the termite came to call tier ladyship,
they found that the door had been screwed to the side posts,
and that all ingress or egress were thereby cut off. As soon
as the doors bad been unscrewed, and the rooms examined,
it was discovered that some misereant had placed some hay
wider Lady KireudNArlit's door, and bad afterwards (mood
under a lighted cigar, having previously fastened down the
door, so that in the event of the hour taking fire, her lady-
ship must nest inevitably have been hunted to death. The
pollee are sating the most active inquiries with • view to
dissever the perpetrators of so barbarous a design, but up *a
the present tine they have not been suasesstaL The affair
has east a gloss over the asighbou-hood, as Lady Hirond.-
latight 4 s lady naleereally respected.