The Sun.
London, England, 1853-08-16 00:00:00

MARYLEBONE.

First Innings. Second Innings.
Royston, b Wisden l3 c Tredcroft, b Wisden 14
Mr. A. Marshall, b Wisden ll c Box, b Jn. Lilly-
Adams, c Wisden, b Js. Lilly- white 0
white 39 c Box, b Taylor 2
Chatterton, b Wisdeu 4 not out 32
Mr. W. Nicholson, b Js. Lilly- c Wisden, bJn. Lilly
white 6 white l4
Mr. E. Balfour, cE. Napper, b
Wisden 23 b Wisden 7

Grundy, c Tredcroft, b James
Lillywhite 2 b Taylor 9
Mr. W. Fellows, b Taylor 63 c Tredcroft, b John
Lillywhite 3
5 c Box, b Wisden lO
6 b John Lillywhite 1
0 b John Lillywhite
6 b 3, 1-b 3 6

Clark, c Taylor, b Wisden
lion. F. Ponsonby, not out
Nixon, b Taylor
bl,l 4, n-b• 1

Total.

177

Total 9B

SUSSEX.

First Innings. Second Innings.
Wisden, b Nixon 22 c Adams, b Nixon... 1
Mr. E. Napper, run out 4 b Grundy 2O
Bushby, b Nixon 2O b Nixon 5
John Lillywbite, run out l9 c and b Grundy 9
Dean, b Nixon 0 not out 0
Mr. C. G. Taylor, c Adams, b
Nixon
Box, b Grundy
Mr. W. Napper, c Adams, b

5 run out 3O
7 c Royston, b Nixon 0

Nixon
Mr. H. M. Curteis, b Grundy... 0 c Chattcrton, b
Grundy.. 0
4 run out 2B

Mr. E. Tredcroft, not out
James Lillywhite, c Chattertou,

b Grundy
b 3, 1 4

0 sand b Grundy....,,, 4
7 11, u-b 1 2

Total 96 Total 100
And so the Marylebone Club won by 79 runs.

THE ELEVEN OF ENGLAND v. TWENTY-TWO
OF LEEDS AND DISTRICT.
THE ELEVEN.
First Innings. Seentt-YK' i.gs.
Arnold, e IV. Ingle, b Iddison e.rhompson,L. ot . 9
A. bark, c J. B. Ingham, b
Lawson ... .. .. 10 b Ibbitgon 1
Pocock, Esq., c W. Ingle, b
Iddison 6 b Iddison 0
S. Parr, e Barker, b Lawson ... 9 c Hall, b Ibbitson 3
Caesar, e Bosornworth, b Lawson 1 c Harrison, b Charles 24
Anderson, c Burton, b Iddison 20 b Iddison 26
Ca-ffyn, c Burton, b Lawson.... 4 c Bosomworth, b Id-
disou 29
0 c Brown, b Iddison 3
2 c J. B. Ingham, b
Charles.

F. Tinley, run out
Guy, b Lawson

1
o

A. Mynas, Esq., not out
Ilillyer, c Bosomworth, b Law-
son
b 2,1 b 1, w 10.

6 b Hall.

2 not out
13 b6,w 10

Total.

LEEDS AND DISTRICT.

. 0
16

Total 112

First Innings. Second Innings.
W. Ingle, b Hillyer 9 b Caffyn 0
Thompson, c Pocock, b Tinley 4 lb w, b Hillyer l2
Hall, b Tinley 2 run out 6
Barker, b Tinley 2 b Caffyn l4
Sadler, c Tinley, b Hillyer 0 1b w 35
James Dobson, b Hillyer 0 1b w 4
Bosomworth, b Tinley 1 Ibw, b Hillyer 1
S. Burton, c Caesar, b Hillyer.. 4 run out 4
C. Charles, c Caffyn, b Hillyer 5 run out 2
Rothery, b Tinley 0 Ibw, b Hillyer lO
Iddison, c Caesar, b Hillyer 0 c Tinley, b Hillyer... 3
W. Rawson, run out 1 cA. Mynn, b Hillyer 3
J. B. Ingham 5 c Hillyer,b Caffyn.... 0
Atkinson, c Hillyer, b Tinley 0 run out 3
Ibbitson, c and b Hillyer 3 b Caffyn 1
Brown, b Tinley 1 b Tinley '2
France, b Hillyer 1 c Arn01d....: 3
Appleyard, b Hillyer
Sanderson, c Arnold, b Tinley 0 c Arnold, b Tinley... 17
Lawson, not out 0 b Caffyn 0
March, cA. Clark, b Hillyer... 1 run out 0
H. Harrison, b Hillyer 0 b Caffyn .
bl, 1-b 4, w 1 6 b4,1-b4,w2 lO

Total 134

Total 45
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ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON REGATTA.

COWES, YESTERDAY EVENING.

The Royal Yacht Squadron Regatta has ever stood so
pre-eminent above all other clubs kilned for kindred
objects, both from the fact of its being the oldest estab-
lished club and from the superior quality of the vessels
of its members, that it would be superfluous to dilate
upon them, unless it were merely to observe that the
present meeting gives every promise of maintaining its
well-known superiority and high reputation. The beau-
tiful waters of the Solent are now studded here and
there with a numerous fleet of trim-looking yachts, with
their sails of almost unapproachable whiteness, and their
tiny barges distinguishing the various clubs to which
they respectively belong. Amongst those represented at
this great aquatic festival were the Eastern Yacht Club,
the Royal Victoria, the St. George's, the Royal West-
ern, and last, not least, the Royal Yacht Club of New
York.
The town is now tolerably full of company, and great
numbers are arriving by the steam-boats from Southamp-
ton, Portsmouth, &c., and everything wears a holiday
appearance.
The race on the card for this day was for his Royal
Highness Prince Albert's cup, open to all cutters and
yachts of the Royal Yacht Squadron. Three to enter
and start, or no race. The following yachts were en-
tered :—Lord Londesborough's Mosquito, 50 tons, white
flag with Maltese cross ; Thos. Chamberlayne's Esq.,
Arrow, 102, blue flag with arrow ; Le Marchant
Thomas's, Esq., Aurora, 60, white flag and red cross ;
Col. Huey's Osprey, 59, blue and white flag chequered ;
W. Peareth's, Esq., Julia, 111 red flag.
At half-past 10 o'clock the starting gun was fired, the
course being from the station vessel off Cowes Castle, to
a boat moored off Yarmouth, back to the Nab Light-
ship, and returning to the starting boat, being a course
of about 60 miles. On coming down the roads the
yachts came abreast of West Cowes Castle in the follow-
ing order :

h. m. s.
Mosquito 2 30 0
Arrow 2 34 0
Aurora 2 35 40
Julia 2 39 0
Osprey 2 44 0

They then proceeded on the rest of the course towards
the Nab Light, which has to be rounded, and then re-
turn to the starting-post, but as there is at the present
time nearly a dead calm, it may resolve itself into a mere
drifting match home. As the boating is starting for the
last London train the result and further particulars of
the race must be deferred until to-morrow.

The inquest on the three unfortunate men, whose
boat was run down by the Medina steamer, at the back
of the Isle of Wight, on Monday last, after two adjourn-
ments, has ended in a verdict of " Manslaughter " being
returned against Captain Corke, and the coroner made
out his warrant for his committal to Winchester gaol,
but bail has been accepted for his appearance to answer
the charge at the next assizes.