The Express.
London, England, 1868-07-16 00:00:00

6 to 4 apt Ferroafro(t ti

600DWO6D STAKES.
7 to 2 opt Gowns (off, t 4 100 to 9 &got Ecort4 (off)
to 1) 100 to 8 Romping Oirl (t)
10 to 1 Tabouret (t &o) 25 to 1 Fits ivi¢ (t)
10 to 1 Cannon Boll(t&o)

SWIMMING or nut Seargsvitts.—Yesterday morning the mem-
helm of the Serpentine Club met in considerable force to witness a
race arrow the water in clothes. There were eleven entries, out
of which there was only one absentee, and it was a time handicap,
the clothes to weigh 81b. Mr. J. E. Keut was starter and referee,
and under his instructions the men were started at 7.15, and
arrived in the following order :—Cavill, scratch, 1; Coulter,
scratch, 4; Jenkins. 30 sem. start, 9; Ward, S sees., 4; Taplin,
30 sees, 5 ; Wingfield, 40 sees., 6; Robinson, 26 secs., 7; Archi-
bald, 90 aces., 8; May, 20 sees., 9 ; Renard, 35 secs., 10. Coulter
and Cavill poached quite three seconds in the dart and quickly
caught up the others, Jenkins with his start making the best of
his way, so that at three-quarters of the distance he, Coulter, and
Cavill were on level terms, Ward and Taplin well up. Jenkins,
finding the scratch men were getting in trent, ceased to persevere,
and the other two swam a fine race, Cavill winning by two yards.
Time, 3min. 5 secs., leas 60 seconds the greatest start given. The
prises were a silver medal, &c.

CRICKET.
SURREY v. NOTTINciIIA3MMTtE.

The match between three celebrated county elevens wee brought
to a conclusion at the Oval yesterday, in weather as sultry as any
that has been yet experienced during the present exceptionally
hot summer. The " not-outs" of Tuesday evening, Daft with It,
and Summers with 42, again occupied the wickets, and Southerton
and Griffith started the bowling. Daft began with a very fine off
drive for 4 from Griffith, and with his mate, by good and steady
play, got, the score up to 136, when Sewell went on bo._,..wwliniri
vice Griffith. Southerton was taken off, and
by Bristow, with the score at 118. Daft did most 7EW.
hitting, which was executed in his usual finished
style. Bristow at length sent Bummers's off stump
flying after he had put on 67 by three fours, one three,
and nine twee. Alfred Shaw joined Daft, and in this pair was
the last hope of Nottingham. At 132 Sewell gave way to Street.
Shaw made a brace of five hits to leg, and was way well caught
by Tanner—who was • for Mortlock—in attempting •
third. With good p Boutherton was put on again,
then a paining shower interrupted the play for • few minutes,
and at that juncture Daft was caught at the wicket, after playing
a twin innings to that of Summers (57), including one five, one
four, throe threes, and twelve twos. The remaining wickets
tumbled quickly, and at 2.23 the bat collapsed with the score at
166, or 76 short of the required total. The Surrey bowling wan as
under :—Southerton, 64 ovens, 22 maidens, 69 runs, 2 wickets ;
Griffith, 41 oven, 18 maidens, 57 runs, 2 wickets; Sewell, 6 overs,
I maiden, 10 runs' Ramat. 12 users, 7 maidens, 11 runs, 4 wickets;
Bristow, 6 oven, maidens, 11 runs, 1 wicket. The full score is
as under ;

sonar.

rod Innings. -_—
Second Innings.
Humphrey, bJ. C. Shaw
Jupp, b Wootton 2l bA. Shaw
Noley, at Biddulph, b Wootton l2 I-b-w, bA. Shaw ... I
Stephenson, b Wootton 7 c Sum., bTroswell... 24
Mortloek, run out
OtitSth, bJ. C. Shaw l6 c Wild, bJ. C. Shaw 1
Bristow, c Biddulph, bJ. C. Shaw 0 Ibw,b J. C. Shaw... 0
Yr. C. Calvert, run out 0 b Mclntyre
Southerton, b Wootton 5 b Wootton 4
- .

Sewell, noCout 0 not out
Street, c Diddulpb, bJ. C. Shaw ... 6 b Mclntyre
I-b 6 02,1-66

Total ll4
_ SOTTIXONAM.

Total llk

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Pint lonia^ Sewed Innings.
Sownerp, e Mortlock,bCirifilth 94 b Bristow
A. Mem, o Humphrey, b Oritlith ... 6 e oubditute, b Street 7
Wild, o leephestoon, b Orlfilth
DslU et Pocky, b Soothed= I e Poole', b Street 67
W. Oodoft, et Pooley, b Soutbdton 0 I-b w, b Soothed= 0
J. (*croft, o Pooley, b IMAM 8 c tothataa, b Onf-
...

_.______, ..
ath — ll
Mr. .7. R. Trowel], b OTlSith 8 b %net
yfiddulph, b Soutberton 1 c Pooley, b Street 7
M. Mclntyre, et Pooley, b Souther-
ton 3 c and b Soutberton ... 8
Wootton, c Hur.nokrey,b Soutberton a not out 7
0_ _ .

J. C. Shaw, not out
bl, 1-b 1, W n-b 1

o noz out
4 b 6,4 b 4,

Total

as Total

PerNFig, SulCmE.—The Rev. Mr. Robinson, of
Tynsgh, near Loughrea, in the county of Galway? has
committed suicide by cutting his throat. Mr. Robinson
seems to have set about the act with extraordinary cool-
ness and determination, and had evidently been long con-
sidering the easiest mode of destroying his life, for on his
table was a book treating of fatal wounds, and the page
relating to injuries of the throat was marked. The wash-
band basin contained a quantity of blood, and the handle
of the razor with which the fatal act was committed was
wound round with a pocket handkerchief, so as to make
the blade fixed. Some time ago he became imam., and
was sent for about two years to • lunatic asylum, and at
the close of that period was discharged well. Sim that
time he has continued to d ischarge ids ministerial duties.
He was under the belief that he had become security for
several persona, and that he was so involved that ruin
alone could result, the fact being that he was in most
comfortable circumstances. The deceased gentleman
sever married. _ _

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