The Sun.
London, England, 1851-07-19 00:00:00

SURREY.

Julius Caesar, b Nixon:.....—. 0 at Brown, b Tinley
Sherman, run out
Brockwell, b Grundy 14 b W. Clarke ......... ...... '2
CalTyn, cS. Parr, b Clarke 29 st Brown, bW. Clarke ...14
Martingell, b Nixon
N. Felix, Esq., c Guy, b Nixon 4 b Grundy lO
Chester, b Clarke
Lockyer, c G. Parr, b Grundyls run out ..................... 20
C. H. Hoare, Esq., b Grundy 5 b Grundy .... ............. 1(1)
Heath, not out
Day, b Grundy
Leg byes, 4 4 Bye, 1; leg-byes
.. 6
no ball, 1 .... ...

106

NOTTINGHAM.
F. Tinley, c asar, b Day ... 5 c Felix b Sherman 0
....
Guy, b Sherman
...
G. Parr, b Day
B. Parr, b Sherman ~. . ....... 4 c 'Dare, b Sherman ..,•.. 16
Grundy, b Day .......... .. ...... 6 c and b Sherman ......... 13
S. Parr, b Day ......... ........ 10 b Sherman, •.........• ...... 3
C. Browne, b Sherman ........ .13 b Sherman ••• ••........,. ........ _
Butler, not out . ..... ............ 3 run 0ut....,,,,, . -.. 45
Nixon, c Felix, b Day ......... 1 c and b blartingeiC .....
,
A. Clarke, b Day ......... .......
0 e L
0 not out ...... ... ...;... ......
40
W. Clarke, b Day
5 "k Yer, b Sherman
Leg byes, 2; wide, 3 .
Byes, 3; leg byes, 6 ... 9

48
Surrey thus won by 75 runs.

The Ipswich Express says that a few days since,
while a cottager's wife was preparing a batch of bread, at
Hemingstone, a redstart entered the room where she was,
and deposited an egg in a teapot, which was standing on the
window Sill.

PROXIES.
Hamilton, Dnkc of Teyoham, Lord
Sutherland, Duke of Dunally, Lord
Somerset, Duke of Roxburgh, Duke of
Rosebery, Earl of Campbell, Lord
Clarendon, Earl of Forteseue, Earl of
Dolman, Lord Yarborough, Earl of
Burlington' Earl of Dude, Earl
Ilowden, Lord Kenmare, Earl of
Falkland, Viscount Huntingdon, Earl of
Monson, Lord Mostyn, Lord
Devonshire, Duke of A bercrornby, Lord
Dorchester, Lord Bateman, Lord
Auckland, Lord Vernon, Lord
Wenlock, Lord Durham, Bishop of
Bolingbroke, Viscount Lindsey, Lord
Glenelg, Lord Godolphin, Lord
Londeshorough, Lord Hertford, Marquis of
Arundel], Lord Milford, Lord
Lismore, Viscount Lovelace, Earl
Methuen, Lord, Brougham, Lord
Spencer, Earl Stourton, Lord
Kingston, Earl of De Freyne, Lord
Leinster, Luke of Sligo, Marquis of
Carew, Lord Stuart de Decies, Lord

Anglesey, At . PAIRS.
Cloncurry. Lord
. arclnis of Sandwich, Earl of
Bedford, Duke of Onslow, Earl
Belhaven, Lord
, Earl of St. John, Lord
Camperdown Lauderdale, Earl of
Cosyngham, marqwe
of Eglintoun, Earl of
Cremorne, Lord Rutland, Duke of
Poltimore, Lord Erne, Earl of
Rossmore, Lord Cadogan. Earl
York, Archbishop of inclair, Lord
Exeter, Bishop or
Lucan, Earl or
Gardner, Lord launster, Lord
Zetland, Earl of Alley,Lord
Dormer, Lord! Gage, ....
Ormonde, Mar•lutshr— ' .-k Reel* vb unt es---e
Gosford, Earl of Darnley, isTiloi. ' , ,-; -, ...-, ,
Ribblesdale, Lord Templemore, Lord
Hardinge, Viscount Beverley, Earl of
Sefton, Earl of Dartmouth, Earl of
Fitzhardinge, Earl Tenterden. Lord
Bolton, Lord Manchester, Duke or
Ponsenby, Viscount Jersey, Earl of
Carington, Lord Lorton, Viscount
Clitden, Viscount Manvers, Earl
Wharncliffe, Lord Harrowby, Earl of
Grafton, Duke of Abergavenny, Earl of
Exmouth, Viscount Canterbury, Viscount
De Manley, Lord De Ros, Lord
Oxford, Earl of Somers, Earl
Radnor, Earl Delawarr, Earl
Dinorben, Lord Blayney, Lord
Suffolk, Earl of Digby, Earl
Cork, Earl of Ailesbury, Marquis of
Manners. Lord Cambridge, H. B. H. Duke Of
Elphinstone, Lord Glengall, Earl
Leicester, Earl of Doneraiie, Viscount
Dunsermline, Lord Ailsa, Marquis of
Harrington, Earl of. Churchill, Lord
Hatherton, Lord Bathurst, Earl
Normanby, Marquis of Winchester, Marquis Of
Cottenham, Earl of Forester, Lord
Petre, Lord Pomfret, Earl of
Breadalbane, Lord Verulam, Earl
Errol, Earl of Eorthwick, Lord
Kintore, Earl of Stamford and warring.; Earl

(From the Votes and Proceedings of the House of Commons.)
I,II,IDAY, JULY 18.

SUPPLY.
(IN THE COMMITTEE.)

Motion made, and ',Question put, " That a sum not
exceeding 38,1601. be granted to her Majesty to defray
the expense of Non-conforming, Seceding, and Protestant
Dissenting Ministers in Ireland, to the 31at day of Muck
1852." The Mouse divided :