The Express.
London, England, 1857-05-30 00:00:00

CRICKIT.

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GREAT MATCH BETWEEN THE ELEVEN OP ALL
ENGLAND AND TN t IiNITID ELLTRN OV ALL ENGLAND.—
This mat interesting match will be rommenced on
Monday at Lord'eltruund, and will, no doubt, be
witnessed by a seat number of spectators—indeed,
beta sr* pendiug that 20,000 parsons willp,oz
at the entrance-gate during the match. The proce
derived hom the match will be appropriated to the
Cricketer.' Fund, for which purpom it to. arranged
to be played; sad Mr. J. H. Dark, the proprietor
ooadoa.of the pound. kindly grants the to. of it upon the
• ..

The only water fixture of importance next week
L the Royal Thames Yacht Club million match (first and
second clams) from Rrith to the Nora and back, on
Tuesday.

THE WEAR OP THE SYSTEM BY RAILWAY
TRA TELLING.
(From the Ilmieerr.)
Now that all the world travel by railways, it is *
circumstance of world-wide battiest to determine what in-
dam railway travelling exerts upon the health of the cum-
y, end wee peetieulorty Mace a suspicion has vine
*e gnat rate et which an express train runs produces
=abet upon the mind aid brain.
• liss neatly been reed before the Royal Society,
the results of sous remarkable investigations made
1% Nal* one of the Arkin, attached to the
kr Cneannuptien soli Morse of the Chest, at
Rismsfees, by villeins ereembled to beta a rational oon-
-01•141118/ to them Milimmees wen the body. TM p_isn
edepted wee te Istineke ke abeket of railwa travelling
ups vekin andlynkell the
war Olle ka natio dra
Ahe in se die that the Arty of
Ibar/astias. Dr. sepesielly
neek of the three eimmea.l267 =skew arl upwathe
woes* sad at mime rates el aid hdlnenco on
Ohs nuentity of sk . was sioakained by the
of by the anther. The
rake part rtrbrilliiill=tle• made yet the betel
but saw wen it
of
the mow wage.
Creoults of seventy.these emir of esperimnie went to
show that the greatest Da apnea awned whilst
Mks upon the spike ; them; wilds the thhd, ascead, end
lint dareesoloisthessinksitembr,bettheallwakitbetweas
the album of thearsie sal Wiellidealudsee anierpe was very
email. The skew Intros of. air leapbad ,wort
about 250 pa iniestr. the meek arid I. the
tidal ekes, ha echo Wass k resod class, and 150
ealk lushes In kr hat oleos ; bak rimy orkirws,' the
ens* etaleilesekedl hi • ise•-ebrereerriege W 64 WiabaY
tans SW MUM bete been ieseihnl whim siding gladly
at deka we:- arg be an wry *wk. Um Um h whole, e the
kw az be bleier urnierele grebe kat Ave
in • earfieriare equal
=bold Whew ; k • lasseditieme, equal
to erns Imo; k • kikokes ups thermakra bo
*Womb AesimposeCelk finedeseilltattridikk
honed per haexte. arlo illelesee he
hhisek-feelh • at ape traveling in r
• siones, habk at tl/4111 par hoar, oser
daub, oared the Weer itpuhl• • thinl-eleme=
aM
no shoo
way now Itammleilman imposes
mmile k hour, Willa MINION 010107.1••• required IWO
boors' ocatiausaesein poinniegine
dgetniken . •
she lletikatrip aped la the
De. Doak aperl 'be sew was we Id&
figreatest speed et mkt per bree, bee at • Me el
km thirty to forty As par haw. genteal experrin
of the kook of the Inksby wes. that Ike gamily of ek
breathed wee as the sisilletion of the body, and not so the
speed, mkt eo ihr as that speed sad inequality of 'reed
tended te h&c, greseir oscillation. There is also another
throaty* in Ames to health whisk the antherip=oted
out, viz., the boot alms*, d for the um
liquors whilst travelling. In *roar days the pester ir
aa
mese of regrind= not caly me a natural desire he en in-
crewed quantity of hod, but also of alcoholic liquario—as
beer sad knits—which ire en respyation ; and hews, he ad-
ditiou to other maw% more mpirituous liquors weft this
scsoonted by each traveller than is the practice now.

PLOUGHING Br 87134 H IN 138111.

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During the relent week the farm occupied by
Mr. W. F. Hoek Wooiham, at Wimbish-hall, and the pro-
gerty of Thos. 14111 m, Iffsq., has been the centre of attraction
to the mare peptheles of the neighbourhood for many miles
W see=mpe ellionsmcir. ;11, clones:zinged in
e mi roma' weir to plough the land them
en Taahly,
-Waleseity, sail Thwsday, sad that under
preset arbiaeas Ihe pabessaces of this novel monster
'mead be fres le Ss ingedlen of the public. A private
Ohm] took place es MenZitit eerly in the forenoon of the
mat day the pat& hrs. The dell selected
wee space of 28 ewer Wed "Mill Field," near the
White Hort Ito, sat ft** Wit of the village. The fin*
Aso was with toe develepee but es it was an exceed-
ingly heak werillyhetes with three or Sour horns,
wary MI, vy so
sad Ism drained not lying *ell, it
wee Mesh be the anolne es pies over it, and after a pease
Mar elhaglebi was elbehtd, which, Abash at rot,
nee beget the sear se week favoutably,
wow lab wee eller a doe, wafer Mr. Bey-
dere osmsnel eareledeadeasei, bey did *dr wok emit ea-
lbwa=!•Adalleabeidiee deep. The wait
wee thrash does In the midst eta begs
warteres• •be wire evidently deeply intenead
in t. elms lad tongh—eo close sod
heavy wee the settee of the roll that, in answer to bi-
=Vs se to bow the matter was going on, the
et those who knew the locality intimately
wee, " Well, HS can plough here it can plough anything."
Amongst the gentry- and agriculturists who were on
the Mid during the dry were W. C. Smith, Esq. (Short-
grove), H. Burrows, Heq (Mayor of Saffron -Walden),
and .1. Woodley, Esq. ; Mews. 8. Jonas, Winder, Townsend,
Thurgood, (Mho, R. and W. Franklin, Leonard, Horton
(steward to Lord Braybrooke), Salmon, Davies, Seward,
Smith, Hockley, he. In order that the wants of
the visitors might be eupplied a commodious and excellent
marques woe erected on the spot by llost Barker, of the
Crom Hey. Inn, Saffron Walden, well furnished with edibles
sad potables; and a stage coach and pair, epema: Ily licensed
foe the three days, ten twice a day from Walden to Wimbieb
and back. The Intend excited was not, however, confined
to the immediately rurrounding pariah's, for, brides throe
manacled with Mr Boyden, who would be especially Flai-
led with the good working of his engine in this particular
part of Essex, there were many palleruen peasant who aurae
P7r
y from London to witness the triaL sad who nar-
rowly all the movements, pronounced the snowas to
be complete, and. considering all the very orpiment dialed-
ties, most eatiefactory. Many farmers who entered the field
prejudiced were unrelortent in their praise, and soknow-
Weed that the wonderful machine, being still in its infancy,
would, ee improvements followed effect an extraordinary
c in the cultivation and management of land of every
.—Chelessford Chronicle.

The NEW IRISH SECErfARY.—The Freeman's
Anneal rye it is probable that Mr Herbert will be re-elected
fn, Kerry without opposition, sa he is universally popular in
the county.
THE OLD EDINBEEGH ASSEMBLY ROOkts.—The
old Assembly Rooms where potent Jacky Murray presided,
where urbane Duncan Forbes won hearts, where • Laurielaird wooed in sweet numbers end in vain the Annie Laurie
whose

trove Ca. Ma the .taw drift,
Her throat aw the tha
Much has goals in company with its Wign and ruffles, its
patches and muff; the grace may remain, and the refine-
ment be thorough where it was superficial, but the court-
liness of conscious superiority, the picturesque coate--'--•
sad broken natural land that ' '
craters, exist but a. -
past. There the
mien.. Seotct-
his claret
P
character,
with the I
tailing along
triumph at a'
booths. Aq
1401, and
Truly, th
secrete, al
formal French

oocsMoa.- It may, of course, be anticipated thal~some of the
finest erkket will be exhibited, for never before were two
such Weald elevens arrayed against each other. The fol-
lowing oelleptatdd players will contend . Eland.—
i 0
Andsmen, Asbury,- —AU
•I pri}r
/Kw_ , hakkui. m 11. 11wImpirea,Cit. tngall/
Wilier. Units/. Pa
111s11. caryn. Dean, Grandy, Hunt,
Lockysr, Lillpwake, Ilarikeeen, Matlock, Wright, Wilda.

oken natural land tier lay
below
i.l'se'' t.le;:ths Z
exist but es the black gloom and rid glare of the
there the grave, reoponable Lord of Sermon, sober in
Seotehmeri ale wont to he, at midnight roaring over
et In the mad orgies of the 11 here the
penetrating lawyer, shrewd belling and
ir playing the melees par at,* ,mzrdeifc.
e itage court of Si. German," xplailier hf may
doing on her high-heeled &Kits le Sark ass glill's
I at an oyster supper, in iliac& halal .Im.
Again, an imperial &rouge% wItE it .= oTii
od struck her serving-
the old Edinburgh Assessill; Vs
and runlnined moire exolimr C ,
French ti.,,t :th:n, the.,
...ii..,9d
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