The Sun.
London, England, 1849-09-24 00:00:00

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ItLllllo'-STREET—(THIS DAY•)
Emily Morris, a well-looking young woman, belonging
to the frail sisterhood, was brought before Mr. Bing-
ham, charged with having assaulted a rival "frail'' one,
named Emma Ankinson.
The complainant, whose face was much serat3hcd,
stated that on Sunday night she was in the Scotch
Stores, Oxford-street, when the defendant came up and
asked her to "stand" some gin. On her refusing to
" stand treat," the defendant pulled cff her shawl and
pitched into witness right and left, severely scratching
her face and otherwise damaging her countenance. She
(defendant) then ran out of the house, followed by wit-
ness, Rho gave her in charge to the first constable she

met.
The defendant, who denied the charge, was fined 10s.,
and in default committed for seven days to the House of
Correction.
Michael Ryan, John Brien, and Edward Thomas, three
confirmed vagrants, were charged with begging in the
public streets.
Jones, 174 D, said on Saturday evening he was pass-
ing down Oxford-street, when he saw the prisoners go
up to several ladies and in au importunate manner de-
mand alms. Knowing them to be regular beggars, he
took them in charge.
Committed for fourteen days each.

CRICKET.

ELEVEN PLAYERS OF SURREY V. TWENTY GENTLEMEN

OF THE SURREY CLUB.
This match, which commenced on Thursday last,
terminated on Saturday afternoon in favour of the
players, who had two wickets in reserve at the close.
The following is the score at the close of the game:—
THE GENTLEMEN-FIRST INNINGS.
lion. R. Grimston—c Brockwell, b Sherman
A. Haygarth, Esq.—run out •O•
A. Marshall, Esq.—run out •••
J. Walker, bkq.—c Mortlock, b Sherman
S. Whitehead, Esq.—b Sherman ...

8
•••
•.• 8
1
4
.••
... 8
0
...
••• 9
3
...
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R. Field, Esq—b Sherman
H. Mortimer. Esq.—b Royston ...
A. Walker, Esq.—b Royston ...
C. Hughes, Esq.—b Sherman ...
F. Miller, Ecq.—c;a:, b Sherman
G. Burnett, Esq.—b Sherman ...
Townsend, Esq.-1 b w, b Sher man
1). Innes, Esq.—b Sherman ...
W. Miller, Esq.—e Lodger, b CalTyn
J. Capper, Esq.—run out ... ..•
F. Noad, Langsdon, b Caffyn
C. White, Esq.—run out ... •••
J. Robinson, Esq.—b Sherman ...
T. Lambert, Esq.—not out ... •••
V. Denison, Esq.—b Caffyn... •..
Byes, &e.

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THE PLAYERS-FIRST INNINGS.
Caffyn—c Whitehead, b Denison ...
Julius Caesar—c Burnett, b Denison
Heath—b A. Walker... ...
Royston—c Capper, b Denison ...
Clark—c Capper, b Denison... ...
W. Mortlock—c Miller, b A. Walker
Brockwell—c A. Walker, b Denison
Sherman—not out ...
Lockyer—run out ...
Langsdon—run out ...
Scott—run out

O“ ••• 1.0,,
B 11, w 3, no ball 1

THE GENTLEMEN.--SECOND INNINGS.
Hon. R. Grimson—c Royston, b Caffyn
Haygarth—b Sherman
Marshall—c Lockyer, b Caffyn •••
J. Walker—b Sherman ... ..•
Whitehead—c Brockwell, b Caffyn
Field—st Lockyer, b Brockwell
Mortimer—b Sherman
A. Walker—b Sherman ... ••• •••

Hughes—b Sherman ... •••
Miller—b Sherman ••• •••
Burnett—c Brockwell, b Sherman ...
Townsend—run out ...
Innes—not out
W. Miller—b Royston
Capper—e Heath, b Sherman .••
Wood—b Sherman
White—b Sherman ... .•• •••
Robertson—absent
Lambert—b Sherman
Denison—b Royston ... .•.
Byes, &c.

Total ... ... ..,
TUE PLAYERS-SECOND xbinics.
Caffyn—run out ••• ••• ••• ••1
Csar—b Miller ••• ... •••
Ilk ath—c Townsend ... .4,6 ••• .0
Iloystt n—Miller ••• ••• •0
Clark—b J. Walker ... ••• • •
..
Mortlock—not out ... ••• ••• ••
Brockwell—b Miller ... ... ... ••
Sherman—e Walker, b Horne ••• ..
Lockyer—st Miller, bJ. Walker ...
Langsdon—not out ... ... ... ..
Byes, Bce. ..• ••• ••• ..

Tot al ...

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ASHBURTON.
TO TILE EDITOR OF THE SUN.
SIR,--1 beg to inform you that the statement in
your paper, of the 21st, as to there having been a
death from cholera in this town, is incorrect ; the dis-
ease has not made its appearance here, although we are
surrounded by places where it unfortunately prevails.
Perhaps the extreme preventive and sanitary mea-
sures carried out here have been the means of hitherto
keeping the epidemic from our town ; and I have the
satisfaction to state, as regards other diseases, we are
more than usually healthy.
I am, Sir, your very obedient servant,
ROBERT PALK,
Chairman of the Ashburton Sanitary Committee.
Sept. 22, 1849.

We have reason to believe that in the course of the
wait a meeting will take place in the city of London
for the alleviation of the miseries which have poured in
upon the population through the dreadful epidemic by
which we are afflicted. There Hill be combined in this
great effort of charity aid to the widows and orphans of
the victims to the ptstilence, and the support in comfort
considered so necessary by medical men to be adminis-
tered in the cases of poor persons who are recovering
from the pernicious attacks of the malady. At the head
of the movement will appear those exalted men whose
names have been always prominently fixed in the list of
contributions for the relief of their unfortunate fellow-
creatures.—Chronicle.
Towards the close of last session her Majesty was
authorised by Parliament to issue a commission to in-
quire into and report upon rights or claims over the
New Forest and Waltham Forest respectively. The
powers of this commission, we are informed, will be
vest: 1 in Lord Portman, Mr. J. L. Dampier, Vice-
Warden of the Stanneries of Cornwall, and Mr. Francis
Daly, barrister-at-law. The secretary to the com-
mission will be Mr. Joseph J3urneley Hume, also a
barrister.