The Express.
London, England, 1868-05-27 00:00:00

GENTLEMEN OE THE SURREY ELVIS V. AsorinnlAL BLACK
ELEVEN.

The weather this morning was again delightful, and again was
there a large ain hisge of speetatorsa t the Oval to witness the
batting of the A
The following is the full score:
(Mini CLClL—Firgt innings.
G. H. Jape, at Dullocky, b Lawrence
C. Noble, e and b Lawrence 9
W. Beggallay, at Ballocky, b Lawrence
L D. Walker, e King Cole, b Mullagh
G. Greenfield, c Balioeky, b Lawrence ' l6
C. Calvert, b Mallagh
St. J. Boultbee, 0 Lawrence ST
R. Barton, not out
H. Fate. b Munich
V. P. Misr. c Red Cap, b Lawrence 7
H. liitiberd, c King Cole, b Lawrence l4
h 1

Total
241-ics •131TRALIAM

Bullocky, maroon, c W er„ b Fiery 6 b Miller
Tiger, pink, bI. D. Walker 3 b Boaltbee
Mullagh, dark blue, et Hibbard, b
Walker
Red Cap, black, b Frere run out
Lawrence, c Calvert. b Walker
King Cole, mag., b Walker 1 c Walker, b Miller 0
Dick-a-Dick. 2ellow, b Free* b Bonitboe 6
Twopenny, drab, e Miller, b }Yore . b Frere
Peter, green, b Fran b Frere
Jim Crow, brown b Walker
C. Dumas, light blue, net out b Walker
b 6, w 2 be 4

Total Total
m.c.c. MID 010011 D V. COUNTY OP SCIARCY.

Play In iiiiitaiclwri;;;Enail and "concluded at
Lord's, in the presence of about the naual average of apectatora
M.C.T. winning the match with four wickets in hand.•

KIDDLNDAX CLUB AND GROUND T. COLTS or TDB COUNT.
Thb match was resumed yesterday at the County Gronnd,
Islington, and terminated in favour of the Colts by 38 runs.

BARON Ptoort AND THE DERBY. —Yesterday after-
noon, at the close of the Nisi Prins sittings in the Court
ef Exchequer, one of the ',enamel, addressing the presiding
judge, Baron Pigott, said, Of course your lordship will
not sit to-morrow!" Baron Pigott—" Not sit to-morrow !
Why! There is business to be done, is there not! The
counsel—" But, my lord, it is the Derby-day." Baron
Pigott—" Oh, nonsense, we must sit ; the more people we
can keep away from such places the better.". The counsel
looked blank, and the jurymen in Waiting, on being
directed by Mr. Pollock to attend at 10 o'clock this morn-
ing, looked still more blank and disappointed, on whiolt
Mr. Pollock told the 60 who had been summoned, and
most of whom were in court, that if 15 of their number
could arrange to be in attendance in the morning, the others
might day away. Al the learned Baron was about leaving
the bench Serjeant Tindal Atkinson made the bright dis-
covery that the next ease on the list, and the only one for
the present, was a dry one of delapidations, and that as
there was nothing else for Thursday, it might as well be
taken on that day as on Wednesday. To this Baron Pigott
good-humouredly assented, and the court was adjourned
until Thursday.
IMPORTANT TO RAILWAY TRAVELLERS. —At the
Lord Mayor's Court yesterday an action of oonsiderable
interest to railway travellers was tried. It was brought
by Mr. Richardson against the Metropolitan Railway Com-
pany to recover damages sustained in consequence of the
alleged negligence of one of the company's guards. The
plaintiff, who is • wholesale clothier in the City, was on
the 17th of March last • passenger by the defendants' line
with • return ticket from Moorpte-street to King's-cross.
He was at the latter station shown into a carriage which
was full, and be was unable at once to procure a seat is
it, and his cue was that while his hand wu upon the side
of the compartment the guard of the train arped the
door to, and crushed plaintiff's thumb. Re suffered •
great deal of pain, and as it was the thumb of the right
was prevented from following his ordinary occupa-
tion. Re admitted that he kept his hand upon the side
of the doorway far nutty half a minute. For the coin.
pany it was contended that the plaintiff had contributed
to the accident by his own negligence. In the present
days of rapid travelling passengera were bound to erode°
every oars and precaution, and in the present saes it had
been admitted that though the plaintiff said he told the
guard to take wire, he kept his thumb in the dos way,
and when he knew the door would be shut, for nearly hell
• minute. The jury, after a short deliberation, found a
verdict for the Astiff , with 201. thunages.
An outrage ascribed to Feniamsm, has just been
committed at Cork. The residence' of Captain Witten '
was attacked at midnight by three luented men, who Is
mended arms in the name of the !Ash republic. Captain
Warren was absent from home. Mis. Warren endears:lod
to indnee the assailants to to go In the drawing.room
while the polies Might madeacquainted Ira thei;
proceedings. The man refused to de so, however, and
searched the home, carrying amity •• sword with *soh
Thv were undiegnised, and p_redipset revolvers.
Walker's Halt-Ouinea Hata equal in appentene•
and diaM4lip those geneealry sold at Us ad. serisid WWI
retail haws Walter. hatter, A, Craufuel-etreet.,Minlidoill I
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