The Sun.
London, England, 1853-08-22 00:00:00

KENT.

First Innings.
Second Innings.
Mr. E. Hartnell, b Fellowes.... 7 c Ponsonby, b Drake 7
Mr. C. V. Oxenden, b Drake... 1 b Fellowes , 0
Mr. W. S. Norton, stNicholsou,
b Drake 3 b Drake. 24
Mr. A. Mynn, c Keate, b Drake 33 b Fellowes 33
Hon. E. Bligh, c Gordon, b Fel-
lowes 6 s Nicholson, b Drake 25
Mr. P. Knight, c Fellowes, b
Stacey l2 run out.. 0
Captain Dickens, c Fellowes, b
Stacey.. l9 b Drake 7
Captain Mundy, st Nicholson,
b Drake ll c Drake, b Fellowes 5
Mr. W. Deedes, c Nicholson, b
Drake .
Hon. H. Bligh, st Nicholson, b
Drake 1 not out 6
Mr. J. Alexander, not out 2 b Drake....
Byes 4, 1-b 1, wide 4 ......

107
ENGLAND.
First Innings.
Mr.
NortonWc C. .
a rroierhdools:C, bH.HBa
Bligh, b
16
ell 9
runont out..ot. 1. .......
Mr.
Hon. S. Ponsonby, c Norton, b •
E. Bligh lO
Mr. E. Balfour, c Norton, b E
Bligh 44
Mr. E. Drake, bE. Bligh., l9 s Bligh, b Mundy 1
Mr. H. Fellowes, not out
Mr. E. Tredcroft, b Norton.. 32 not out 11
Hon. R. Grhuston, b Norton 1 sand b
Mundy
..... 0
Mr. F. E. Stacey, c Norton, b
Hartnell
Mr. R. Keate, c Norton, b E
Bligh. ................
Mr. E. Hartopp, Esq., run out 0 1
Leg-byes 7, wide 5 l2 Bye ...................

Total

Total 119

Second Innings.

Total
...209

FORMATION OF BATTERSEA AND KENNINGTON
PARRS.—On Friday, by order of the Commissioners of
Public Works, the removal of the Tivoli tea-gardens
and pleasure-grounds at Battersea commenced, to clear
the ground -for the formation of the new park. The
commissioners have obtained possession of the celebrated
Red House Tavern and grounds, and but little now re-
mains to impede the laying out of the proposed park
and the formation of the Thames embankment, for
which a sum of 300,0001. has just been voted by Parlia-
ment. The common and Lammas rights of the rector
and parishioners of St. Mary, Battersea, on the site of
the park, are to be extinguished by a payment of
1,5001. Considerable progress has been made with the
works of the suspension-bridge • the abutments on either
shore are nearly completed, and the towers are forth-1
with to be commenced. Kennington-common is now
being enclosed with an ornamental iron pallisade, and
and the works for the construction of the park are being
resumed. Prince Albert's model dwellings for labourers,
which attracted so much attention in Hye-park during
the Great Exhibition, are here re-erected, the Clapham-
road has been diverted further west, and a new toll.
gate erected nearer St. Mark's Church, the ground
being required for the park, and in the course of next
week the old Kennington-gate turnpike will be entirely
removed, and the laying out of the shrubberies and
gravel walks commenced.
THE QUEEN'S COUNTENANCE OF THE NAVY.—Ano-
ther Royal Prince is intended for a sailor, if we may,
draw any favourable instance to assist at such a con-
elusion from the fact of her Majesty having, on :
Tuesday last, ordered a sailor-boy's outfit for his Royal
Highness Prince Arthur. The illustrious Prince (who
is only three years and three months old, and godson of
the late Duke of Wellington) will be equipped by
Mr.
Walton, naval outfitter, of Gosport, who had the honour
of furnishing the sea-going outfits to his Royal Highness
T0ta1,..... the Prince of Wales.—Hampshire Advertiser.