The Express.
London, England, 1868-08-25 00:00:00

DONCASTER SEPTEMBER MEETING.

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Tnr Ir: (I rST 1.10,1111:E JIANDIeAP, of *5 MVO. each, 15 ft,
and 5 only if declared by noon on Tuesday, the lid of September,
and with 300 sovs added ; the winner of a handicap value 3110
:KW!. after the publication of the weights (August El, 10 am.),
to carry 71b., of any other handicap, 41b. extra i the second horse
to receive 50 son. out of the 'take*, and the third to save his
ctake; St. Leger more. (60 subs.) The forfeits to be declared
at noun on the lzt of September.
Age st lb Age dlb
The Palmer
Mandrake
Achievement 4 12 Blacidoek
edale 4 The Spy
MTyn 11arabou
Wectwiek
4 4 'lvmpanum 8 610
Dani=ito 6 S War ti 610
cby Y. Melbourne, Thalia IS 6 8
data by Teddington Wild Briar 6 8 7
—Maid of Masbate 4 5 5 Fakir
Sitcom.
Augwee 4 8 1 Minster Bell 4 6 6
Knight Elliot .... 4 8 0 Redcap a 6 4
C. 1.) Tozopholite— Nyanza 3 6 1
Mb. Sarah 4 710 La Belle Jeanne
Fairwind 4 7 8 Beate Dixon 9 6 0
Romping Uirt . 4 7 6 Rel Tub 3 6 0
taiihneca 5 7 6 Deceit
Christmas Carol
Fen scones . .. ... 4 7 6 Mast Osborne 9 612
The Comair .. ... .. 5 7 4 seisure . 3 612
Ackworth . a 7 4 Happy Thought .... . 3 512
Paul Jones . ... . 3 7 2 Ajax 3 511
Memory ... . 3 7 2 totytto S (110
thebasi ... .... 3 7 2 Warrington ..... .
tap-i-Pie ........1 7 2 The Laird
Tal outer 'l 7 1 Demers . ... • Paid
Stephen I.angtos. ... 4 7 1 Fraigratiem . • paid
linshseker . . 3 7 1 Thorodyke
Igneskin .. . . . 3 7 0
Mr. H. V. Wilkin'on and Mr. P. Hobson are subscribers, but
did not name.

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Tfir It %Ir.)11,71, 111N1,11 Ar, of 91 %01".. each, 10 ft, and 5
imle if declared on Tuesday, Sept. 1. with 100 added ; ...rimier
01 to. Isuroiartnit Waken or (heat Yorkshire Handicap, nb ; of
1 00,, PIM ;of am other ran after August 24 at 10 a.m., 41b
extra ; seeond to save :duke. I mile. (35 tube.)
Age et lb Me at lb
The Prlitur .
lane et ... . 5 811 Mercury . .... .
lounge 5 8 6 Chelsea 1 610
&lento 4 8 4 Sweet Anne 5 610
&Winston ..... .. . 3 8 4 Lady Henridte ..... 3 6 7
Charnwood . . . 3 8 2 Fakir 4 6 7
Knight Errant ... ... 4 8 1 //Meter Bell 4 6 7
Turban . ..... .. .. 4 8 0 Rel Tub
Romlester 4 713 Donaldhain
Orion
Can Ambush ..
ta
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Grey Mocking
See Saw ......... ..
The 1311.01, .
Bluklook 3 7 0 Papillon
(laiion ..... 8 612

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holder. of Whisky in the world. Their Old Irish is moons.
mended by the medical profession in preference to RaoeD Brandy.
Suppled in resins and owes for home use or sogortsaion. Quota.
team on appbration Neer* Denvine and re.. Be/feet; or d,
alMlkt{s, Strand, Landon. W.ll-014verelmeedit.7

CJILICJIAT.

SURREY r. YORKSHIRE (Rannix)

- -•- -
The above match, which winds up the County Cricket
iemon of 1868 iu the metropolis, was commenced yester-
day at the Oval. All the " surroundings "of favourable
weather, excellent wickets, and au unusually large atten-
dance for • "first day," ' marked the occasion; and,
Surrey having won the tom, elected to operate on the de-
fensive by sending in Humphrey and Jupp to face the
bowling of Emmett and West, a pair of left-handed fast
bowlers. Freeman was unable to play for Yorkshire, and
Mr. Ashley Walker, whose name was announced, did not
put in appearance, so Yorkshire played a quartette of
youngsters--Lockwood, Itawlinson, Ullathome, and
West. Surrey lost the valuable services of Souther-
ton, who was engaged with his native count
eleven at Gravesend, and who, it will be remembered,
played such havoc with the Yorkshire wickets at Sheffield
in the previous match between these counties on the 22nd
and 23rd June, when Surrey won in a single tunings.
They also played an amateur " colt," in the person of
Mr. H. Willis, and Tanner was substituted for Mortlock,
whose hand in still so bad as to prevent his taking part in
the game. Play began a little before half-past twelve,
Emmett delivering the first over to Jupp, who made an
off-drive for 3 from the last ball; he also made • 4 and a
2 off West's first over—this Keying 9 before Humphrey,
who generally " makes the running," had troubled the
scorers. Humphrey, however, snicked a 4, and effected
a splendid off-drive for 6 from Emmett's third over.
When 3/4 were recorded, Iddison tried the slows, but runs
came fast from them; while West's analysis was excellent
after the first over-8 over, 6 maidens, for 3 rune-
-4 maiden. coneeeutively. At 47 Humphrey was caught at
mid-on, his share of the total being 18 only. The Surrey
wicket keeper joined Jupp, and 19 runs were added, when
Emmett bowled again rice Iddison,but Bruns resulted from
his first over. West now bowled Feeley off his pal,
making the second wicket for 75, which had taken ex-
actly an hour to put together. Before another run was
recorded Griffith was finely caught out at long-on by
Atkinson. Mr. Calvert was not so emilydhipmed of ;he
and Jupp batted so effectively, mostly scoring by off dnves
and hits for 4, no less than 6 being made off 4 over,. Tait;
brought on George Atkinson at Emmett's wicket, with
100 on the tablet, and at 124 Lockwood began at West's
end. From his filet ball Jupp made a grand off drive, for
which 6 were run. Mr. Culvert effected • 3 and two 4's,
and the score was rapidly hit to 161, when Emmett
superseded Lockwood by taking np the bowling at
that end. Jupp gave a chance to Iddieon,
which that brilliant " point" did not seem to me.
However be made but four more runs subsequently, and
then his leg stump was bowled down by Atkinson, after
he bad played a very finely hit innings of 83, composed of
one six, nine fours., five threes, four twos, &c. He was
at wicket two hours and ten minutes. and was much
applauded—four for 177. At this figure Mr. Calvert also
had to retire, as Emmett clean bowled him for a capital
free and spirited innings of 63, in which were no lees than
eight fours and four threes. Stephenson and Bnstow
were next associated, and a beautiful catch at short leg
by West settled the latter. Emmettsent Mr. Willis back
with the second ball, and thus the sixth and seventh wickets
collapsed with the score at 182. Sewell added a three and
a single, and this was " c and b" Emmett. The bowling
was now good, seven overs being delivered for one run,
and from a ball of Emmett's Stephenson was caught at
point—nine for 187. Tanner and Street were the
Let pair, and the latter made the last hit of i
the innings—a late cut for three, when Atkin-
son bowled him ; the innings closing for 195 at 4.15. The
last six Surrey wiclete mode but 17 rune in the aggregate.
The bowling is as under :—Emmett (on thrice) 31 overa,
12 maidens, 65 runs, 6 wickets ; West, 24 overs, I lmaidene,
46 runs, 3 wickets; Iddison, 7 overs, 1 maiden, 17 runs;
Atkinson, 26 overs, 9 maidens, 40 runs, 2 wickets, Ino
ball ; Lockwood, 6 overs, 20 runs. Without loss of time
Yorkshire sent in Thewlis and Lockwood to receive from
Street and Bristow. The "Tykes" at once "collared" the
bowling, which they soon hit into a complete "knot," so
that at 30 up Griffith relieved Street, and Sewell went in
for Bristow : the former began with a wide. Thewlia was
missed by Street when he had got 23. Southerton was
here sadly wanted. At 48 Griffith tried lobs, but with no
effect. The score was up to 64 when Tanner tried. At
77 Humphrey went in, and at 86 Bristow resumed. With
100 up Griffith and Street went in for Humphrey and
Bristow, but in such brilliant form did both the York-
shiremen bat, that when the time for drawing stumps
arrived their wickets were intact, and the score as under:
8r ARET.-Fint Innings.
Humphrey, c Rowbotham, b Wart l9
Jupp, h Atkinson 93
Pooky, b West
Griffith, e Atkinson, b West 0
Mr. C. Calvert, b btunett
Bristow, c West, b Emmett
Stephensonli c loldnon, b Emmett is
‘b
Wik
&well, c and EmEmmett omett 4
Street, b Atkinson 6
nailer, not out
b 4,1-b 3, 1

Tots!
Yoonnuann.—Fiat lonnily
J. Tb(wliA, not out
Lockwood, not out
ty I

Total.

ITT v. SUSSEX.—(ligruas.)

This, the concluding match of the season at Gravesend,
was begun yesterday at the Rent County Ground on a
pair of excellent wickets. The weather was highly favour-
able for the pursuit of cricket, but certainly none too
warm. Sussex having won the toes took first intim' gs,
and were as usual represented by Mr. Smith and Charles
Payne, bowled to by Mr. Lipeoomb and Whither, who
were both in good form; indeed the bowling analysis of the
latter is quite a curionty. Payne's wicket was the first to
go, he being caught at short leg when the score was at 15,
and Whistler bowled Mr. Smith with it at 21. James Li'.
lywhite was bowled off his pad when 43 were " totalled,"
and Charlwood was run out by a clever piece of fielding
on the part of Bennett. At the same figure Millet came
to grief. John Lillywhite was caught at short slip with-
out scoring, and Wells played a ball on after making 14
in good style. Phillips was caught at mid-on. Southerton
was stumped very neatly by Ilenty, who kept wicket un-
commonly well. Ellis took out his bat for 6, and the
innings terminated for 81. The Rent bowling reads
thus:—Mr. Lipscomb, 32 overs, 8 maidens, 60 runs, 6
wickets. Walther, 32 overs, 23 maidens, 15 runs, 3
wickets. Kent began with Mr. C. R. Alexander, of Eton
notoriety (and who now made his &hut for his county)
and Carroll, bowled at by Lillywhite and Southerton.
The wickets fell as under :—Ono (Alexander) for 0 ; two
for 35 (Cooper); three for 52 (Carroll) ; four and five
for 84 Uroughton and Yardley); six for 88 (Thornton) ;
seven for 101 (Hilton) ; eight for 116 (Whistler). At 6.30
the score stood as under:

Resaux.—Flrst Innings.
Mr. C. H. liimith, b Willsher
C. Payne, c Willsber,b Li
Jas. Lillywhia, Lamb 9
H. Charlwood, run out lO
H. =IA, b Willaher
John Lillywhite, e Willsher, b Lipscomb
0. Wdla, bLipsecomb l4
H. Philips, e Yardley, b Ligooomb
c. not
J. st Beaty, b Lipscomb lO
IL Btubbmile d, b Wisher
b 5,141 6

Total
Wv:7-7Pr4.l.nniuP!

Ur. C. R. Alexiliaer, b Jas. Lillywlite
J. Carroll, b Boutborton
Mr. B. B. Cooper, b Bouthertou 8
Mr. W. Yardley, b Bouthertoa /1
Mber. M. A. Trouelton,c JBO. Eillywbite, b Stub-
rfleld
5
. Beenett, not out' 3O
Mr. C. J. 'TheratoN c Chariwood, b Boutbertos 4
Mr. P. Hilton, et Min, b Southertou 5
E. Willaber, b Btubberlield 4
E. Ikuty, not out l7
b 14,1 b Sorl
Total 148