The Express.
London, England, 1868-06-12 00:00:00

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

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ASCOT MEETING.- {THIS DAY.)

FIRST CLASS WOKINGHAAL
Charnwood .. .. ..
Fawn . .
• •
Lymington .. 9
ran.

SECOND CLASS WOKINGHAN STAKES.
Lily .. 1
Silent:3
Noyeau
7 ran.
_ _
_ALEXANDRA PLATE.

Blinkhoolie
• •
Trocadero
Maid of Masham
8 ran.
FIFTEENTH TRIENNIAL STAKE& One mile.
Fterueea, Pearlfeather, Slanderer, Reetitetion, Vale
Royal, and Warrington are here.

QUEEN'S PLATE. Three miles.
Mariner, Papillon, Cap-a-Pia, Surveyor, Thomilyke,
Tvuedule, Christmas Carol, Ruric, Came Tete, Hippia, and
Mandrake are here.

PLATE OF 100 SOPS. Half a mile.
Yellow Rose, Bird's-eye, Guile c, Licymnin, Vex, Clay.
more, Ursula, Lymington, Paris, and Ratty are here.

CRICKET.-/THIS DA 1)

LORD'S GROUND.
ELLIEN OLNTLEMLN OF M.C.C. V. THE ALUSTILLLIAN
ELETEN.

Taazz o'CLocz.

The weather fine. A pod attenflanee:

. red Innings
Earl of Coventry, b Mullagh
N. C. Allis, b Itullaut
C. Orc, b
C. F. Bullert Vullagh
Lieut.-Col. Bathurst, b Cuzens
R. A. flitztleruld, not out
H. W. Fallow., rnn oat
CBpt. TreNor, not out
i-b 3, b 8

Total
MIDDLESEX COUNTY GROUND
MIDDLESEX V. SUSSEX.

rlsy was restinusl at Islington at 10 minutes past 12
this morning, the not outs, Mr. A. Renner and Mantle,
again facing Stubbcrtield and Southerton. Both bowled
well, but notwitleittutding, the score kept gradually creep-
ing up, so that, at the end of half an hour, seventy
appeared on the telegraph and Sussex had to pay a heavy
penalty for "mi.ising • Mr. Runner overnight. At 8.4
James Lillywhite superseded Stubberfield, but his first
bell Msidle " for 4. Tim last hell of the over
got Mantle caught off it, by the long-stop (Phinips). A
very fine catch this eras, high up with the left (his right).
Mantle made 46 by some iolulliable hitting. liis retire-
ment let in Mr. I. b. Walker.

TRREE Cur7r.

Mr. Runner was caught and bowled by Southerton. and
Mr. Tebbut sent buck by the same bowler without
scoring. Messrs. 1. D. and V. E. Walker were then
associated, but their imirtiosn.hip was of oiliest dura-
tion. Southerton mis,:ed taking Mr. I. D. in the slip,
Ant in the nest over bowled Mr. V. E. Box came
in ; he made a splendid off drive for 5. Southerton
thus coaxed Mr. 1. D. off his ground, and Eddie stamped
him. Howitt began with a good square leg hit for 4 off
Lillywhite, cud with Box got the score to 14:i, et which
point the latter was well caught at mid-on. The house
county being 100 in arrear, bad to follow on, which they
did at a quarter pent l o'clock, sending in Mr. Wilkintron
and Torn Hearne to face the bowling of Lillywhite and
Southei ton. Mr. Wilkinson went tint with the total at
10 runs, the score at dinner time being as follows :—Sussex.
Opt innings, 240. Middlesex, first innings, 14:1; second
• • ns. 10.

TAE ESJIIONDE WILE CASE.

(sr TILLMOUPSI.)
(room ova ows aoILOMOYDILST.)

DUBLIN, rIIIDAY Arrawoox.

Judge Regains concluded hie charge et twelve
ceciock, wt. n the jury retired. They delibesatA .'for an
hour and fifty =brut , and oa reappearing in court, an-
nounced their inability to age:. to a verdict. They were
therct.pcn di:clatged.

MR. LONGFELLOW IN ENGLAND.

CARLISLE, THITRIDAY ?flour.

The poet Longfellow arrived here at half-post
nine to night. He was cheerA by a large crowd at the
Motion. He ie the gang of Coptoiu ).rge.ou of 'tattoo,
white are aafirom heft been preeente4 to him to-night h.
the Mrehentes' Innitution.