The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-20 00:00:00

M.C.C. AND OROUTiD.

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A. fatally., law, b k Orace 0 c Williams, AE. Orace. 18
C. Br%. Orace O4 H. Orace, b liOrace. 13
IL H. , nin oat 7 bIL Grace 4
G. Wil4 a bIL Orem .. 11 b law
W. C. amiss. . o P. WA
b 2. OMNI 12 Absd 0
0. Raabe% 164, 1 1 w, 1 B.
Orace
T. Hearne. c BUM% bIL Once.. 113 b K Once 00
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IL L. Formby. Few, bIL Grace . 0 AE. Grace 3
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Total 103 T0ta1....140
SOUTH WALLS.
iloq7 INNIFOS. StrOND MINOS.

....
C. Bishop, baq.. 0 ElHe b Welts. 2
J. Lloyd, Faq., b Wells 13 b Hearne
L Gram, Fay.. run out l4 not out
G. Williams, rm., c Brampton, b
Wells
& E. Belcher, Esq., b Brampton 18 at Brampton b Mottle
bury 2O
H. Orace, Faq., not out
C.W. H. Fryer, leq..c Brampton
b Wells
P. Lloyd, Bap., b Wells
Lloyd. b Hamm 0
fil!ticir'thlngton, Faq., c Bramp-
ton. b Wells
Captain llondrty, c Hamm. b
Wells
bn1.42,w1 0 bl, I.b 4, 14 1.. 0

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THE PrICHDRIt OF AN ARTILLERY SERGEANT
AT WOOLWICH.--Yeatenlay Peter Mastersoo, a private of
the 6th battery, depot brigade, Royal Artillery, was placed
at the bar before Mr. Terrill, charged with the wilful murder
of Sergeant Martin Murphy of the same corps, at the
military guard-room of Woolwich Arsenal, under the cir-
cumstances already reported in our columns. The court
was densely crowded, is large number of the Royal Artillery
being present, and Staff-Usptain Forbes of the depot
brigade, with other officers, was seated ou the bench with
the magistrate. The witnesses examined at the CorOner's
inquest, viz., Se-geant Ashton, R.A., Sergeant Stack, R.M.,
Gunner M'Granarv, and others, having repeated their evi-
dence, some additional witnesses were examined, and
the poisoner was fully committed to take his trial for wilful
THE RECTORY or ST. PHILIP, STEPNEY.—
As soon as her Majesty confirm, the decision of the Judicial
Committee of Privy Council, deprivir, Mr. Boswell of his
benefice, the Rectory of St. Philip's, fltopney, will become
vacant, and the nomination of nn incumbent will revert
to the Principal and Fellows of Brusenose College, Oxford,
who are the patrons. It is represented to be worth 300/.
a year. The living must, as a matter of course, be offend
in succession to the Fellows of Brasenose, but it is not
thought likely that, under the circumstances, any of them
will accept it, and that it will be conferred upon the Rev.
John Geo. H. Hill, M.A., of Emmanuel College, Cambridge,
the gentleman who was nominated by the Bishop of Lon-
don to take charge of the parish on Mr. Bonwell's temporary
suspension from the exercise of his spiritual function,. Mr.
Boowell was not a member of the University of Oxford at
the time of his institution to the benefice, nor, indeed, •
member of any university. He was presented in 1845,
at which time he was curate of Childwall, Lancashire.
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