The Sun.
London, England, 1852-05-31 00:00:00

CRICKET.

ELEVEN OF ENGLAND v. TWENTY-TWO OF PRESTON.
For the first time, the Eleven made their appearance
at Preston, in Lancashire, and the result of their efforts
during the three days was as follows:—The Eleven,
first innings, 23; second ditto, 75. Preston, first innings,
52; second ditto, 47. The Prestonians, therefore, won
by one wicket.

lie'thieelirelB. presente onSt
meetingpresided on S
COURT CIRCULAR.
The Queen and Prince Albert, attended by the M
t committee the.
Exhibition
chioness of Ely', the Hon. Lucy Kerr, Viscount Galway,ar-
e3mour, ho-
noLouridedChhaerrlzaFjeitsztryo,ya,AttLrieeuwti.
turday evening. •
the Right Hon, . mmittee present
Baxley, His Royal Highness Prince Albert
at
aCharles L. liastlakea,tuS
air attended
day, at Buckingham Palace,
Committee of the Royal Commission :
of 1851. The other members of of the Surplus
g, Secretary
acwnhemdra were
rpl
.Charles
, Earldi,La
yyaGero Granville, nroavwniialdrlyienf,
it r . B
M.P., Sir William Cubitt, Sir Henry Labouchere
Mr Cole, Mr. Dilke,
Her 11Iajesty and his
at three, sat until ten minutes The committee, which met
1, Past six o'clock.
Royal Highness th
Highnesses the Prince
of
to the Royal Commis-
chapel of Buckingham Palace.
Duchess ot Kent, their Royal
men in waiting and Wales and the Princess Royal
oyal Highness Prince Albert,
The lion. and
Their service 3 esterday morning in the private
Palace. The Indies and gentle.
present. the domestic household were also
Her Royal Rev. Gerald Wellesley officiated.
Duchess of Gl
Royal Highnesses
Alice, Helena
House, Piccadilly.
usual exercise) and Louisa, and Prince Arthur, tool-. their
nesses Prince Alfred, the Princesses
Palace.
by the Baroness
I I,ui yesterdaygehe
sn teesr s
otthe
ei
Fn
Dr theiudca y garden
gof Buckingham
he.s of Kent visited the
Lain at Gloucester
Her Royal
Highness Duchess
Royal Family, at Claremont, on
byHcisapßt-:iynacl Hlifitgohnn.
Neuilly and the French visited the Countess de
destpeheth, of Kent, attended
Saturday.
went to Brighton on Saturday morn-
Sti James's Kress the Duke of Cambridge, attended
of Kent, attended by
ing• His Royal Highness returned to his residence in
eTShPcesitlit;e with her Pro"
and Lord James
aPI HighnessalteinthteheatLeurnehoeosns.
tenon on Saturday evening.
Lady
Murray,Fhnoyn
oHuorwedarilde,rßfi)j: eats
,ds
The Duke of Richmond and the Earl of Guildford had
interviews on Saturday with Mr. Secretary Walpole at
the Home-office. The Earl Fitzhardinge had also en in-
terview with the Right lion. Secretary.
The Right Hon. J. W. Henley left town on Saturday
for his seat, Watersperry, near Wheatley, Oxon.
Mr. Forbes. M.P., transacted business on Saturday, at
the Railway Department of the Board of Trade.
A deputation, consisting of Mr. Adderley, M.P., Mr.
Fox, and Mr. Sewell, had an interview with Sir John
pauington on Saturday, at the Colonial-office.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer and Mrs. Disraeli
left town on Saturday for Rughenden Manor, Be.rks.
A deputation of Middlesex magistrates. consisting of
the flonourafle H. Fitzroy, M.P., Mr. George Dodd,
M.P., Captain Bigue, R.N., Mr. George Barley, Mr.
James Roe, Mr. John Frere. and Mr. Charles Graham,
had en interview on Saturday with Mr. Secretary Wal-
pole, at the Home-office.
The Earl of Scarborough had an interview with Mr.
Secretary Walpole on Saturday. Mr. Alexander Os-
wald, M.P., bad also an interview with the flight Hen.
Secretary.
The Duke of Wellington attended the early service
yesterday at the Chapel Royal, St. j,, ,
ES S; the Rey.
Dr. Wesley officiated, and preached the sermon.

ANCRORAGE DUES ON VESSELS TRADING TO Tin
BnAzlts.—The following official notice has been posted it
the Brazilian Consulate• General, Liverpool:—" By decri
of the sth of March last the Imperial Government has 12143)
pleased to reduce the anchorage dues on vessels trading 1,1P:7
empire to aqu.
tween foreign ports and the ports of the
reis per IOll.—J. BRAo,t, Vic COllBll4
e- ,
General." Acting Cousg4