The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-07-29 00:00:00

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Oodalming won by 33 Runs.
The olds at starting on Monday niorni 1g on the B. match were
fire to four in favour of England. The B. 's have had one innings
ga 282 t the betting is now seven to four on the B.'s. Beagley g
ou rens.

CRICKET MATCR.--un Wednesday last a match at crick:
was played on the Doncaster Race Course, between eleven gnu.
men of that place and eleven of the Beverley Club. It was oat
by the former, who had 175, and the latter 116 notches. Tlt
exertions of the parties were cheered by the presence of a peg
number of ladies; and above one hundred and fifty valises
afterwards sat down to an elegant c illation in the Grand Stand.
CRICK ET.—On Thursday and Friday last the return match d
Picket was played in Bury between th ;Bury and Pattiewiek Fluke.
The Bury in their first innings scored 141, the Pattiawick 35 Tta
Bury then wen* in again, and scored 146, making their whole agar
be, 287. At this point of the game rte gentlemen of the Patti.
wick Club declined playing any more, and gave up the mud
We understand a grand match of Cricket is in centempit
term the County of Norfolk and the Bury Club, which is Mel, to
excite much tater:at.

MATCH AGAINST TIDE.—Jas. Metcalfe, who defeated Jerboa
Lai FAnson so easy at Catterick-Bridge, in a mile race, and lab;
sequently received forfeit from Jackson (who was matched to voce
half a mile over Richmond race g?ouod), has bees matched kr
200/. to run one mile at York, in 18 seconds under live miaow,*
take place on Wednesday, the 18th of August. Fifty poundi
a-side are staked in the hands of 31r. Felicia, of Manchestec

COAL MARKET, JITLY 28.
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BIHTHS.
On the 17th inst. at Houghton Hall, Yorkshire, the Hon. 3111.
Edward NIUUrtOII, of a son.
On the 23d inst. at Conway, North Wales, the Lady de-eI:WA
Erskine, Bart. of a son and ht:r.
Yesterday, Mrs. W. West, of the Theatre Royal, Drurfrisle.
of a son.

!MARRIED.
On Tuesday last, at Lambeth Church. by the Rev. Mr. Gibed,
J. 516Dermut, EN. late of the 11th Regiment of Foot, to Franz
Xavier*, relict of the late 31. W. Bayly, h.q. Upper KUlllingelk
green.
Yesterday nen:light, at Cheltenhatt, J. Armitage N.:hobo,
Esq. to Elizabeth It. Alexander, Writ daughter of the Right Rut
the Lord Bishm of Meath.
' On the 27th inst. at Kensington Church, the Lord Dish'! of
Jamaica, to Alibis Pope, daughter of the late E. Pope, EvA:
On the 19thinst. at AU Saints' Church, Newcastle, IT.
Robinson, a blind peosiouta, aged CO, to Mrs. tranees PignOlP
sa, both of that town.

DIED.
On the 15sh inst. in the 30th year of his age, at the house of
Rev. J. B. 31•31ahon, Pastor in the Diocese of Maui. ITb
whither be had gone for the benefit of his health, the BMA'
Kane, late of the Omvent of .10.ani and Eve. To his smut
exertions was ti,ie the fountlatim of a convent in hangown,

the ;;It;aiioTi of the Ten;ditillitiriiTofthate;teniiire 4:strict.
On board his Majesty's ship Victor, on the 4th of May. sfla
only six days' illneas, Lieut../. W. Thomas, eldest 6011 01 Lieu',
General Thomas, of Brock/lilt-home. near Exeter.
At Aberdeen, on the 17th inst. in the 19th par of his gr. M°
John Hinton, Student of Medicine; and on the 19th, his broils.
Lient.Wm.Winton, late of the Furtorshire Militia, in the slst yes!
of h:s age. The death of the latter wits awfully sudden, AC 31rWegat
to appearance in hisordinary health imentdiately before, bedroll'''.
?own and instantly expired. The brothers were interred at
same time in one grave.
On the 24th inst. after a few hours' 'firm. at the house of TIP
cis (rose, Esq. Duryard, near Exeter, Franets, the wife of Julio
Semerville Eawnes, L'Aq. of leeklroburgli.aquare.
At Greenock, on the 11th inst. Mrs. John 3Tui-, in th. c
°the
year of her age. She was married at Saltecacs. ir. the house s
father, Mr. Bryce Crawford, late shipbuiA r. on Tuesday. 9:
E. whence she proceeded with bee &e. In a earrieq. °
Larger, where they took the steam-boat for I iourock. srd• b)!
'totem exertion in landing at the latter piece, she sustained ,
sere an injury this, after reaching Greenock, s' so
he • an oblised_7.
put to bed, where she lingered in increased &gory till "Iw""
I when she expired

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