The Sun.
London, England, 1853-08-31 00:00:00

HANWELL.

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First Innings. ---
Second Innings.
Haffenden, c Millard, b Ban- b Manwaring 0
croft

Carter, 1 b w
Croft, b Bancroft

O c Loveday, b Man-
waring 4
0 b Jordon.

... ._
Atley, b Jordon
waring 4
Parsons, b Bancroft
Webbin, b Bancroft 2 sby Scales 0
Abbot, not out l4 c Jelly, b Jordon ... 2
Tyrrell, b Bancroft 2 not out
Bolt, run out
Tomkins, b Jordon 2 b Manwaring 2
Hitchcock, b Manwaring 2 run out 2
Lb I, wides 8
Total ' 46 Total 3l

ROXTON AMATEURS.
First Innings. Second Innings.
Scales, run out 4
Freer, b Haffenden 2
Manwaring, run out . 2
Jordon, b Croft l9
Bancroft, b Parsons
Jelly, c Tomkins, b Parsons
Marriner, b Parsons ....... 8

J. Loveday, Esq., 1 b w
Millard, run out
F. Collins, Esq., b Parsons

0 b Parsons
2
4

Corporal Cook, not out
Leg byes 1, byes 3, wiles 14 18

Total 69

Total g

KENT V. SURREY.--This great match was resumed
yesterday at the Oval, where again a large number of
spectators assembled to see what was done by the an-
tagonistic parties. Mr. Norton and Hinkly, who carried
ou their bats on Monday evening, again went to the
wickets, and before the former was removed he had in-
creased his score from 3 to 15, whilst the latter did the
like from 2 to 13, and shouldered his bat upon his col-
league being caught. The total of the Kent innings
was thus 83, or 9 less only than that of their opponents
—a close match. Surrey then entered upon their second
innings, and occupied the remainder of the day ; but
during that time there was a beautiful display of cricket.
The score at the close of the day stood thus :—Surrey—
First innings, 92 ; second innings, 109. Kent, 83.
THE COUNTY OF SUSSEX V. NOTTINGHAN.—This match
was opened at Brighton on Monday. We subjoin the
result of the day's play :—Sussex, first innings, 68 ;
Nottingham, 83. The match was resumed yesterday.

KINGSTON V. REGENT'S-PARK.—This was the return
match, and was played yesterday on Mr. Mitchellson's
ground, Cricketers, Kingston. Nothing more than the
score tells is needful to remark, if we except the singular
circumstance that, in the first innings of Kingston.
Bentley secured 3 wickets in 3 successive balls, and that
in that of the Regent's-park, Grossmith secured 8 wickets
from his own bowling. On both sides the fielding was
excellent. The match was won by Kingston by 61 on
the first innings. At the conclusion of the match, Mr.
Crouch presented the Kingston Club with two of Calde-
court's best bats, a set of stumps, and two of Dark's
balls, as a testimony of his approval of their general
good conduct, and judicious management of the matches
played during the season. The result of the day's play
was as follows :—Regent's-park—First innings, 25.
Kingston—First innings, 92 Lsecond innings, 101.
NORTH FINSBURY CLUB V. BRIXTON HAND-IN-HAND.
—The return match between eleven gentlemen of the
North Finsbury Club and eleven gentlemen of the Hand-
in-Hand Club, Brixton-hill, was played on the ground
adjoining the Northampton Arms, Lower-road, Isling-
ton, on Monday. The result was thus :—Finsbury—
First innings, 20 ; second innings, 60. Brixton-hill—
First innings, 30,.; second innings, 55.
SYDENHAM V. ST. JOHN'S, WESTMINSTER.—This was
a match played at Vincent-square, for the benefit of
Charles Bentley, the bowler, and the appeal was most
liberally responded to, upwards of 500 persons being
present, and the play being of such a nature as to meet
with the warmest approval. We subjoin the score :
St. John's—First innings, 45; second innings, 47.
Sydenham—First innings, 38.

THE LATE ACCIDENT AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE.—
The public subscription on behalf of the widows and
orphans of the sufferers at the late accident amounts to
upwards of 7001. The above subscription is inde-
pendent of the one raised through the instrumentality
of Mr. Thos. Nunn, the landlord of the Crystal Tower,
Norwood.