The Sun.
London, England, 1849-08-27 00:00:00

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:LEVEN OF ENGLAND V. TWENTY-TWO OF ATHERSTONE

AND DISTRICT.

This match was resumed at Atherstone on Saturday
morning. The following is the score at the close of the
third day's play:—
Atherstone, first innings ... ..•
England, first innings ... •..
ATHELISTONE-SECOND INNINGS.
S. S. Baxter, Esq.—b Hillyer •••
J. Curtis—c Box, b Wisden
Hon. R. Curzon—b Clark ..
M. Baker, Esq.--c Chatterton, b Hillyer
W. Harding—b Billyer
F. Tinley—c Cu.rteis, b Wisden
Armitage—c White, b Clark
Royston—c b Wisden...
Dakin—e Martingell, b Wisden
S. Mallaby, Esq.—b Hillyer
C. Foster, Esq.--c Pilch, b Hillyer
R. Clement, Esq.—b Clark ...
R. B. Smythies, Esq.—l b w, b Wisden
W. Fenton, Ebq....b Wisden
Hon. W. Curzon—c White, b Wisden
H. Clare, Eq.--not cut •• •••
K. Fenton, Esq. —c Wisden, b Hillyer
J. Baker, Esq Wisden
S. Knowles, Es 4.—b Wisden •••
D. Baxter, Esq. —b Wisden ..•
S. 0. Sandford, Esq.—b Clarke ...
E. Baxter, Esq. —c White, b Wisden...
11 2, w 0, nb 1 ...

-115
-103

••• 2
•••

••• •.• 1
.•• ••• 16
.•• ••• 0

Total ... ...
E STGLAND -SECOND INNINGS.
H. M. Curteis, E*q.—b Tinley •••
Parr—b Tinley •.•
F. Pilch—c Sraythies, b Tinley •••
Box—not out . ... ••• •.•
Guy—c Royst on, b Tinley
•••
Chatterton—i:Smythies, b Armitage
Martingell—ti Armitage ... •••
Wisden—not out ••• ••• .••

B 7, w 0

... 13

... 89

... 18
... 20

... 87

Total
GENTLEMEN OF KENT AND ENGLAND.
The return match between these distinguished elevens
began on Thu nday last, and was concluded on Friday,
the ground being fully and fashionably attended on both
days. England went in first, scoring 89, Kent following
and marking 113 for their first in-go. England's second
innings produced 145, that of Kent 95, the latter losing
the match by 16 runs. We subjoin the score:—

ENGLAND.

lion. R. Grims;on, run out
C. Ersom, Esq., c Bosworth, b
llarenc
3. Lee, c,Felis:, b Dyer 3 b Harenc 13
W. Nicholson, b Harenc
E. Hartong, leg bw, b Harenc
H. Fellowes, c Norton, b Harenc 1 run out
Nash, c Felix, b Harenc ... ...... 16 st Andrews,b Harenc 5
Biffen, b Harenc 18 c Burnett, b Harenc 1
S. Whitehead, b Myna 8 run out 5l
Mayne. not out .
Sir F. Bathurst, run out 0 not out
Byes 10, wb 6 .16 Byes 10, wb 6 ...16

Total B9
KENT.

T0ta1.........145

Trail, Esq., b Nash 5 b Fellows
H. F. Norton, Esq., run out ......20 b Nash ...... .....
H. Dyer, c Esrom, b Bathurst ... 2 b Fellows
A. Mynn, c and b Nash
N. Felix, c Nash, b Bathurst 70 c Fellows, b Nash... 5
C. Harenc, c Fellows, b Nash 0 b Fellows ...... 4
W. Burnett, b Bathurst l3 b Bathurst... ..... ... 4
H. Andrews, b Fellows
F. Bosworth, b Bathurst
G. Dickins, b Bathurst
W. Baldoc, not out 0 not out
Byes 1, wide balls 3 4 Byes 10, wide 4...14

Total ... ......... 118 Total 95
ELEVEN OF ENGLAND V. TWENTY COUNTY OF NORFOLK.
NORWICH. SATURDAY.—This exciting match termi-
nated at half-past one to-day, the Norfolk winning with
15 wickets to spare, although not greatly to their credit,
as their twenty was made up by first-rate players from
other counties, viz., Grundy, Nuthall, Lillywhite, and
Buttress. From the commencement it became evident
that the eleven were overmatched, as several of their best
men were unavoidably absent at Canterbury. We were
sorry to witness very ungentlemanly conduct on the part
ot the Norwich gentlemen, who came at a very late hour
to the inn where the All England were staying, disturb-
ing their harmony and rest, wantonly breaking glasses,
decanters, and other articles, in what they called fun, to
the value of some pounds. On the first day there was
but a moderate number ot spectators; on the second a
good display of fashionables, some in splendid equipages
carriages, tandemq, and on horsebock, numbering be,
weea one and two thousand persons; but on the third.
very few. The following is the final score:—