The Sun.
London, England, 1866-06-21 00:00:00

CRiCKE r.

WEST LONDON ALLIANCE CRICKET CLUB, T.
THE PRIORY CRICKET CLUB, SOUTHWARK.
The above match was played at Shepherd's Bush green
on Satuiday afternoon, and resulted in a drawn match,
time not permitting it to be played out. The match was
very interesting.

WEST LONDON ALLIANcE.
G. Lamboll, b Parker ...
G. Smith, b Parker ..
W. Griggs, c by Smith, b Parker
A. Peters, badly hurt ...
C. Smith, b Parker
H. J. Long, c and b Parker ...
G. Wareham, b Parker
F. Hansom, b Smith
J. Rushton, b Parker
Williams, not out ...
E. Fielder, b Denyer
Wides 8, laps 28, leg-bys 2 ~.

... 0
... 1
... 0
~. 62

... 0
... 11
..• 5
... 6
••• 7
•.. 7
••. 2
38

Total ••• •••
PRIORY CRICKET CLUB.

... 127

Dawkins, run out ...
W. Greener, run out ,
Hawkins, b Lamboll .
P. Smith, run out
W. Roberts, b Lamboll
Beal, b Griggs
G. Smith, b Lamboll.
J. Denyer, not out ...
Parker, b C. Smith ...
To men to go in.
rides 2, laps 8, leg-bys 2

... 10

... 1
... 3
... 8

... 0

... 1

... 2
... 11

.., 6

.. . I*. :

Total

J(

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Bank of England Returns,--This Evenzng.

An Account, pursuant to t
cap. 32, for the week ending

Lie Act ith and Bth Victoria,
Nednesday, June 20, 1866.

ISSUE DE
Notes issued :....£29,174,110

'AItT3LENT.

GovermuL Debt.Xll,ols,loo
Other Securities 3,984,900
Gold Coin and
Bullion
Silver Bullion

£29,174,110

£49,174,110

] AKI O D:

Proprietors' Capi-
tal £14,553,000
Rest
Public Deposits
(including Ex-
chequer, Sav-
ings' Banks,
Commissioners
of National

/EPARTM ENT.
(iovernmt. 1
Secu-
rities(including

Dead

W eighi

Annuity) £11,148,454
Other Securities 31,209,162
Notes 4,067,820
Gold and Silver
Coin .... 677,010

Debt, and Div
Accounts). 7,288,344
Other Deposits... 21,171,357
Seven Day and
other hilts

585,084

£47,101,946

.£47,101,946

describes
the of
policy that journalof
hearnTHE POLICY OF RUSSIA.— The St. Petersburg
correspondenti
'slied'aNter°, thus rd'inthe h
Rus-
sia in the present crisis. "The sole object which Russia has
T uesda o
yf
at this moment in view is the accomplishment of internal
reforms commenced in the present reign; and the preserva-
tion of the general peace being indispensable to that end,
Russia devotes to it all the efforts of her internal policy.
Without seeking any alliance, she endeavours to maintain
relations of reciprocal goodwill with all the European
Powers. As far as it is possible to do so without compro-
mising the national interests, she stands aloof from all
all
complications in which those interests are not
however, to
concerned,
or by which they are not menaced. It is
no
be understood that Russia desires peace att any price, be-
cause, however painful it might
beto
of our great internal work,
we
should not hesitate to sus-
pend its progress if such a course
should boome necessary
in order to meet the external
dangers of a European ar-
rangement which would, Thedistu.Nrb to our detriment the gene-
ral balance of power.,
ord,
in its resume, adds, "In
Gortscdone its best to preserve peace,
the meantime, Russia has
koff
has sought to modify the pre-
liminary bases of
and if Prince
theha
Congress which has now proved
ender them acceptable to Austria, it
abortive in order to
rwas not this latter Power which denies
has been
because it
nor which sought to bring about. ter-
the force of treaties
nts.
Prom that point to an alliance
• l re-arrangements. .
ter-
ritorial
great, and that distance will obviously never
the distance is
Russia unless her own interests should
be passed over byd
catch a course."
,niperiously demand al