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

CRICKET.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK.
Tars DAY.

The M.C.C.—The members of the Marylebone Club
are now dispersed through the country, and will next
week commence their return and other matches.

At Arnold—The Eleven of England v. Twenty-two of
Arnold (Notts).
At York—The United Eleven of England v. Twenty-
two of York.
At Godalming—Godalming v. Clapton Club.
At Hampstead—Hampstead v. Lyttleton Club.
At Chiselhurst—West Kent v. Clapham.
At Moor-hall, Essex—Moor-hall, v Vine Club.

At Appleshaw West Hants v. Hungerford-park
Club.
At Trentham-park—Trentham v. Burton.
At Primrose-hill--- Regent's-park Club v. Reigate
Amateurs.
At Wandsworth-Common—Wandsworth v. Hersham
Burwood.
At Hammersmith—Hammersmith Recherchd v. Wal-
grave.
At Pitstone-green—lvinghoe and Pitstone v. Luton.
At Woodford—Woodford v. Victoria-park.
At Northampton Arms—Two Elevens (Tradesmen's
Club.
At Bolton—Horwich Club v. Beswick Victoria.
At Otley—Otley v. Halifax.
_ _

At Victoria-park Victoria-park v. Westminster
Stars.

To-MORRow.
At Arnold—The above match resumed.
At York—The above match resumed.
At Godaiming—The above match concluded.
At Moor-hall—The above match concluded.
At Appleshaw—The above match resumed.
At Trentham park—The above match concluded.
At Leamington—Gentlemen of Warwickshire v. I.
Zingari.
At Northampton Arms—City Club v. Bexley-heath.
At Tynemouth—Tynemouth Club v. Northumberland
Club.
At Chertsey—Chertsey v. Dorking.
At Thornton—Thornton v. Halifax Clarence.
At Eton—The Junior Etonian Club v. Amersham.
At Kew—Kew Cambridge Club v. Weybridge Albion
At Gravesend—Gravesend v. Dartford.
WEDNESDAY.
At Arnold—The above match concluded.
At York—The above match concluded.
At Leamington—The above match concluded.
At Bath—The Lansdown Club v. Teignbridge Club.
At Shields Northumberland Club v. Tynemouth
Club.
At Southwell—Nottinghamshire v. Sheffield.
At Chatsworth—Chatsworth Club v. Glossop.
At the Artillery Ground Hon. Artillery Cricket
Club v. Albion (Islington).
THURSDAY.
At Leeds—The Eleven of England v. Twenty two of
Leeds.
At Horsham—The Marylebone Club and Ground v.
the County of Sussex (return match).
At Seven Oaks—Vine Club, with two players, v.
Surrey Club, with two of their Ground.
At Clapton—Clapton v. Paragon (Blackheath).
At Southwell —The above match concluded.
At Chatsworth—The above match concluded.
FRIDAY.
At Leeds—The above match resumed.
At Horsham—The above match resumed.
At Sevenoaks—The above match resumed.
At Rickmansworth—Rickmansworth v. Hampstead.
SATURDAY.
At Leeds—The above match concluded.
At Horsham—The above match concluded.

THE ELEVEN OF ENGLAND v. TWENTY-TWO
This match was commenced at Spalding on Thursday.
At the close of the day this was the score :
FPALDING.

First Innings.
3

Bellairs, run out
F. Brown, Esq., c Box, b Hillyer.
J. H. Foster, Esq., run out
F. L. Hopkins, Esq., b Hillyer
Harrard, c Box, b Hillyer
Rev. W. Newcombe, b Hillyer , 3
Nicholls, c Caffyn, b Hillyer 0
A. Percival, Esq., b Clarke 6
Reynolds, b Clarke.
J. T. Bonner, Esq., not out 0
W. E. Chapman, Esq., b Hillyer 7
Dalton, c Hillyer, b Clarke 3
C. Foster, b Clarke 0
Stanger, b Hillyer 0
Armitage, b Hillyer 4
F. Tinley, c Caesar, b Hillyer 3
Jackson, c Parr, b Hillyer ll
Rev. J. Talmud, b Hillyer 0
G. H. Nicholls, Esq., c and b Hillyer 4
J. G. Calthorp, Esq., c Caesar, b Hillyer 1
Godwin, c Parr, b Clarke 3
Nichols, b Hillyer 2
byes, &c

Total 57
THE ELEVEN.

First Innings.
Arnold, b F. Tinley 0
A. Clarke, c Godwin, b Jackson 0
Parr, c Tannard, b Jackson 7
T. Parr, b Jackson 0
Guy, b Tinley 2

Total
The match was resumed on Friday

DEATH OF THE SUPERINTENDENT REGISTRAR OF
MAItYLEBONE.—On Saturday morning, between nine
and ten o'clock, Mr. Henry Charles Wilson, the super-
intendent registrar of the parish of Marylebone, expired
at his residence in Chapel-street, Edgware-road, after a
long and painful illness, in the 56th year of his age.
Mr. Wilson, who was highly respected, has taken a pro-
minent part in the affairs of the parish of Marylebone,
and was one of the most active and eloquent members
of representative vestry for the last quarter of a century.
Re was the founder of the old parochial committee, and
one of the prime movers in the struggle for the adoption
of Ilebhouse's Act. He contended with the old paro-
chial party up to their two successive defeats in the year
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