The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-06 00:00:00

CRICKET.

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KEN P-e ENGLAND.
This great annual match, combined with the fact that
yesterday was, in truth, the first real .‘ecricket day" in-
rhdeYtb:
the tour figures representing 5 000 would cover the
number when all those upon .. Lord's" were brought
within the calculation, •
The whole of the nobility who are in towne who take
an interest in cricket, were upon the ground. The pa-
vilion was crammed. The ground presented the appear-
ance of some seven and eight deep, whilst along the
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lower side of the ground there were between 50 and
60 carriages, filled with female fashion, accompanied by
upwarda of 100 ladies and gentlemen on horseback:
One of the gayest scenes we have witnessed for
many years did this match cause upon this occasion.
There were, however, some absentees--general elec-
tions are opponents to cricket—whose presence would
have been gladly welcomed. among the company we
noticed the Marquis of WorCester, the Marquis of
Drogheda, the Eerl of Winterton, the Earl of Leicester,
the Earl of Darnley, the Earl of Uxbridge and fatally;
Lord Paget, Lord F. Gordon,•Haliburton, Lord Francie
Gordon, Lord C. .Russell, Lord ali6lingfield, Lord
,
SOftball), the Hon. Colonel Stanley, the HOD. E. Port-.
man, Hon. S. D. Montague, and about forty other noble-
men, &c.
Kent went in first, but Mr. H. peel.lead Adams were
dismissed for one between them ; they were soccieded by
%Usher and Pilch,' who tied each other in 'their totals,
21 each placed upon the score ; the former by a four,
three twos, and Q balance of ones; die latter by a three,
three twos, and a dozeneingles. Mr. MYftft, ton„enutri,
buted 20, by four threes, a brace of twos, and four
singles. Then came Martingall with 17. thus made,
two fours, a two, and seven ones. Clifford gave ac
offering of 10, in a brace of fours, and ditto ones. These
were all the double numbers. The total of the innings
was 106. ~
En land
with
land then took the bat, and at the close of the
play for the day had marked 97, seven wickets
down only. Out of the seven two only made a double
score—namely, Mr. Nicholson, 39, by a five, two tours,
three threes, four twos, and the rest in- single*.-all d
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Chatterton 16, by four twos, and eight ones.
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H. Peel, Esq., b Grundy— 1 el. Felix,Esq-, b Grundy.., 0
T. Adams, c Vernon, b p. Sankey, E,.
,i. n. out.. - 2
Clarke .... .... ........ . OF. Clifford, b Clarke ... . in
E. Willsher, c Guy, b or, Pilch, b Grundy. ... ...
. 0
Bickley " 2l E. Wiezell, b Clarke .... . 5
F. Pilch,c
c Vernon, wide, 1
b Clarke 21 Bye, 1; leg-byes, i;
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A. Myna, Esq., Parr, b
Clairke .., ... 20

out -.. . • 7
Ww..:l.aehrotiinsogne,llE,sciniot out 17
ENGLAND.
W. Caffyn, b WiUsher 6G. Chatterton, not out .... 16
b Myna 39J. Grundy, run out . ...
.. 3
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ilEisshqe.r, :c F. 4T.
I.7::::na41, not out. .4;
J. Guy, ran out... . ...,.. 4 wide, 3; no ball, 1 ... 16
G. Parr, by Dlynn
T. Box, b Mal tiugell
The match was resumed al

106

twelve o'clock this day.

preached —;PariteSmupnordaarYy
to a very large audience. It
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was expected that the Reverend. Doctor would preach in
Italian church. in Saville-row,
English, but his auditors were disappointed, for he gave out
his text in Italian, and in that language proc-eded w.th his
discourse. His text was the sixteenth. verse of the 19th
1, " Goo
chapter of St. Matthew's Gospe . d master, what good
thing shall I do that I may inherit
eternal life." - The Rev.
Doctor made no allusion whatever_ to the recent trial, utiles%
indeed, be meant to allude to it when he spoko of the Chris-
tian duty of forgiveness for personal injury, a free, full, and
generous forgiveness.
PROPERTY IN DEAL•'-"A. Pieele of -land has lately
Alchrilal iE pPreu
been disposed of in the beat part of this town,
at the eller-
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