The Express.
London, England, 1868-05-22 00:00:00

The ash "Rape Ow* MMus et do'dook with Moms Bartels
and Rogers, Pressen and EAR Wog entrusted with the beadles
Weems. Sefton sad Noble t'4 Wbb " themselves firmly,
(wing several sheamos la the bowilm, and whew the former
lett, that ties crueler Ur. I. D. Walker, got hold," end
dolled all the ed'oste of the " Colts" to Melody him. le saw
Med 'ldiots fall during hie stay, and cantsd out hie het for 61,
which included a remarkably tow drive to long off, ter which
which ems seennn. Tte changes freemanthig ma
soder—With We at 64 Carpenter Me ; 76, Drown
TWO Carpenter; fr 7. Bias for Chandler ; at 118. Taylor for
lilye ; and at 144, Aldred for Brown. 7•ho Club wickets fell se
under :—luse for 1, too for 60, three for 76, four for U. hms for
97, six end seven for 107 eight for 117, eine for 127, ten for • 61,
end eleven for 156, or 101 n advance of the Colts. It being tether
more this halt-pad 6, the stump were draws for the night.
The score was as follows :
roVerine 00211 —Fleet Inelnge.

Brown, b J. W. Noble
carpenter, r and b Boultbeo....
Hall, b J. W. Noble
Constable, c Walker. b Mayo
Freeman. c Barton, b Houltboe
Thornton, not out
Crencher, c nonithee. n Noble
('handler. c Honitbee, If Noble
Aldred, e Noble, b Mayo
Barbaro, a Wlnternood, b Noble
Illiss, h I. D Walker
Ccolyer, b Mayo
Stephenson, at Mansfield b Walker
ray ley bI. D. Walker ......
Nkholls, not ont
b 9, a P,l b 2

... 12

17
16
4
3
7
O
17
0

Total
srnnEr cu R —First Innings
K Barton, c Taylor, b Chandler
R. Roger., c BIWAII, 11 Hall
T. Casey, b Freeman
J. W. !snide, c Chandler, b 8r0wn.... ...
I. D. Walker, not out
Stansdeld, h Brown
-- Mayo, c ChandkT, b Brown
11. Clifford, c toucher, b lilgga
r. White:flood, b Brown
3. Jneleon, e Thornton, b Brown
st. lionitbee, e and h Aldred
.1. W. Barth, c Mons
b 7, I-I) 3, w

Total 156
The match will be ooncludo4 thii day.
V C. C. A .1110UND V. ON I VRILYITT.

The annual ..witert between theee old rival elevens commenced
yesterday, on the University Ground, Cowley Marah, where, the
wickets being perfection, and the weatin r flue, though some-
what cloudy, there nos an aver Age attendance of 'spectators.
The NI.C.C. played a weak team, and ultimately were one man
short. Play did Out commence till the unreasonably late hour
of 1.90, when the H.C.C. went in, their first pair of Pedal:len
being Messrs. Follett and Price. The bowlers throughout the
Innings were Maws. L Yellow., and Mika. The scores were
extremely inalonlikant, two only of the club reaching double
412... %oars. Fonder and Wootton, The •• fail was as
tullow,—olie, for 1, two for 2, three fur if, four fur 9, fbo: and
six for 21, seven for 34, eight for 44, nine for 47, and ten for 60.
Mr. Followei bowling wee very line, viz , 21 livers, 10 maidens,
17 runs, 6 wickets. The innings was over at four o'clock. The
Unir laity sent in Messrs. Carter and Fortescue to combat the
bowling of Fiu-rona and Wootton. The wickets tumbled
rapidly, err., one for 0, two fur 4 three for 22, four for 31. live
for 22., six, seven, and eight for 47. Wootton was In great form.
At the close of the day the score stood thus:

31.0 C.—First Innings.
W. Price. h Fellows
E. C. Follett, c Fortescue, b bee
A. W. Fitzgerald. b Fellows
a. Iliddulnn, I, Feßowes
T. Case, c Ik i I, b Miles
c. E. Boyle, b Miles
A. J. Wilkinson. b Fellowea
B. Forster, c Ulgtry, h Fellows
F. Farreude, bßowes
G. Wootton, c Reid, b Mlles
turt out
Byes

Total to
ONFORD.
Mr. S. Carter, r ease, b Woottcn
Mr. S. Digby, b Wootton .
Mr. A. Forteecue, b Far...sods
Mr. 11. Fellows's, b Wootton
Ur. H. 941119,190, 1,15'90:t0n
Mr. Matthews, c littl.lulph, b Vanua
:Ir. 11. Evetts, b Wootton l6
Mr. V- Kenny, b Wootton 0
Mr. Itartholm sew, b Wootton ........... ...
Mr. He+d. b Wootton 9
Mr. :.,.. Miles, not ont
11, 10: I-b, 2;w, 4

Tutal
Fla) A In be reaaa.ed to-day, at 12 o'clock.
THE COVNTY V. T:MTERSITY VF r 'MORI ME.

This match wax commenced yesterday on Fenner's Ground,
anihridge, for the benefit of Carpenter and Ilayward. Thz
University gentlerne n were again in .plendid batting font, and
POMP large score.' acre made, as will be seen nn reference to
the wore .- Meows. Smile and Green both played adm'rablc
cricket. .

~.
t NIV2I4CITY.—First Intalnip.
G. "cavil*, b t.,arpentee L'7
J. W. Dale, c TIMM, b Tarrant. 6
W. D. Money, b carpenter 4O
lion. S. G. Lyttetton. b Watte 6O
H. M. Stow, b Tarrant 4
S. W. Warren. ran out 1
I. M. ltichardaon, c Tlllard. b Hayward 33
C. E. Green, c Smith, b Carpenter f.o
C. A. Absoknu, at Carpenter. b Maynard 32
C. J. Brume, not out 6
E. F. IlarrLson, c Carpenter, b Watts
Byes 4. l-b 6 V

Total 2ll
11,0. play will be continued thl, do).

THE POLICE COURTS.

CLERKENWELL.

Jr.hn GiPert alias John ShearsOiltcrt, address ?Ousel,
merchant • Willi4nt Gilb,rt alias G. Diddaae, address re•
fused, merchant • and William Pine-oak, of 19,Great
Bath-street, Cleikenwell, a commercial traveller, were
charged before Mr. Darker as under.
Mr. George Lewis, jun., solicitor, of Ely-place, attended
for the prosecution, and said thati the prisoners were
charged with conAnctive larceny. He should be able to
show that they were a gang of swindlers, and that they
had committed great frauds on the commercial world.
They had taken a small place a.t 44, Hatton-garden, and
i badleaned cards describing themseliee as Gilbert Brothers,
wholesale and export stationers • Gilbert Brothers, dry-
salters, wholesale and export oilmen ; Gilbert Brothers.
wholesale provision merchants ; Gilbert Brothers, leather
merchants, cashmeres, I cloths, linings, and elastic web
dealers ; as l Giltert Brothers, general merchants. The
police had found invoices and letter showing that the
prisoners had had dealings all over the country. princi-
ally at Leeds Liverpool, Paisley, Ipewicli, and
Plymouth, and had not confined themselves to
any particular chins of goods, but had taken anything and
everything that had come to hand. Having stated that
if publicity was given to then charges he had no doubt
that many others would be preferred against them, he
concluded by asking the magistrate to send the prisoners
for trial. _ _ _ _ . - .

Police-constable Jones, 6 G, said—Last evening I went
to 44, Hatton-garden, along with MIA other officers, and
apprehended the prisoners. I searched the office, and
found no books showing that any business was carried on
there. There were no goods, with the exception of some
tinfoil and a looking glass, which have been identified. I
saw a bag, tied up like a coffee bag, which was I ull of
ashes and Madera. I saw two chests marked like tea
chests, which were very heavy. They were nailed down,
and when I opened them I found they contained ashes and
dirt. There was not the least presence of any legitimate
business being carried on. I Rafted them if they carried
on business anywhere else, and the prisoner John said
that he must decline to say either where he lived or
where he carded on business. . .

Willrsmfiroooliwad—l am in the employment of Mr.
Henry Stephens, who carries on business at 171, Alders-
gate-street as stationer and ink manufacturer. On the 7th
of May I received the order produced from Gilbert
Brothers, drysalters, 44, Hatton-garden, and I forwarded
the goods, to the amount of 41. 151., to 44, Hatton.
garden, believing that Gilbert Brothers were carrying on
business as drysalters. I subsequently called upon them,
and John Gilbert told me that the order was his brother's,
and that the goods had been received. I have since disco-
vered that she prisoners do not carry on the business of
drysalters. I have never been paid for the goods.
Other oases were gone into, and
Mr. Lewis said that there were still more against the
prisoners, and he should ask for a remand.
Mr. Barker said there was no cue against the prisoner
Pincombe, and he would be discharged. He had no doubt
what those men were, and that the parties who had sup-
plied them wi'h goods would not be paid. He did not
think that this was a case of constructive felony, or that
a jury would convict. He then remanded the prisoners on
their own recognisance. of 1001. each to appear this day
week.

ROYAL COLLEGE or SIJEOZOICH or ENGLAND.—The
following gentlemen having undergone the necessary
examinations for the diploma were admitted members of
the College at • meeting of the Court of Examiners on the
20th inst., viz.:—'Mena. A. G. Cafe, Wobern-phiee, and
E. A. Phillips, Ming, Hants, Students of University Col-
lege ; Frederick Waterhouse, Bolton, Lancaahire, of the
Leeds School ; Ratoliff ntal, Bury, Lancashire, of the
Manchester School ; T. C. Tbornieraft, Clapham, of the
Charing-croon Hospital ; John Johnson, LS.A.,Darlaston,
of the Birmingham School ; Edward Stephens, Ilminster,
of the Liverpool School; M. W. Moe, IL B. and C.M.,
Bdinb., Sloane-street, of the Edinburgh, George's,
and Middlesex Hospitals ; John Weevils, Wedmore,
Somerset, of St. Bartholomew's Hospital ; F. C. Vines,
L.S.A Yaw, West Australia, of the Dublin School;
Edward Young, Hawkhnrst, Kent, of King's College, and
Armand Leslie, Battersea-park, of the Middlesex Hospital.
It is stated that nine candidske out of the 37 who under-
went examination for the diploma of omenbenhip failed to
samit themselves to the satisfaction of the court, and
were consequently referred to their hospital studies for a
period of six months.
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