The Sun.
London, England, 1866-07-19 00:00:00

Cricket Match at Sandringham,

SANDRINGHAM, Wednesday.
The match between 12 gentlemen of the I Zingari
and an equal number of gentlemen belonging to the
Norfolk County Club was brought to a conclusion
this morning on the Prince of Wales's new ground
in Sandringham-park. The weather was beautifully
fine and the company select. Yesterday Norfolk
concluded its first innings with 119 runs. The
Zingari gentlemen then went in, and by means of
some very superior batting obtained a magnificent
score. The premier score was obtained by Mr.
Fitzgerald, the clever secretary of the M.C.C., who
got no fewer than 101 runs, and was loudly cheered,
both when his score amounted to 100 and when his
wicket at length fell. This very excellent score was
made up with a magnificent drive for 5, ditto for 5,
four 4's, ten 3's, thirteen 2's, and singles. Lord
Skelmersdale was next, and carried out his bat for
52, batting very steadily, including a 4, seven 3's,
six 2's, and a number of singles. Rev. Hope Grant
got a good score of 28, which included a 4, two
five 2's, &c. Mr. C. F. Buller contributed the next
highest score of 21, made up with a trio of 3's, and
a couple of 2's. The Hon. T. De Grey got 17, con-
taining a 5, three 2's, &c. Mr. Dyke also gotdouble
numbers, making 10, with a 4, a 3, and therest singles.
The first wicket fell for 1 run, the second for 4,
third for 39, fourth for 42, fifth for 73, sixth for 93,
seventh for 182, eighth for 197, ninth for 214, and
tenth for 277. Lord Royston was absent. It was
a very interesting innings, and did not terminate
till half-past 7 o'clock. The bowling of Norfolk,
rather steady at first, grew very wild, and Nya3
frequently changed. This morning the Norfolk men
again took the willow, the Rev. E. Dowell and E.
N. Buxton facing Captain Arkwright and the Hon-
E. Stanhope. Mr. Fitzgerald, the captain of the
Zingari, kept wickets, and the Prince of Wales,
on yesterday, was at short leg. The bowling was
very straight, and soon settled the Norfolk meat
only two of whom obtained double figures, viz.,
Messrs. Johnson and Vyse. Mr. Johnson made 20
runs,which included a fine hit for 5, two 3's, and two
2's ; whilst Mr. Vyse's 15 was made up with a mag-
nificent hit for 6, another for 5, a 2, and seventi
singles. The first wicket fell for no runs, the So'
cond for one, third for 11, fourth for 17, fifth for
39, sixth for 48, seventh for 48, eighth for 49, ninth
for 55, tenth for 56, eleventh for 60. The total of
the Norfolk second innings was 60, which with the
first made up 179 ; the I Zingari gentlemen there-
fore won by 98 runs in one innings. The following
is the complete score :-

I ZINGARI.
H.R.H. the Prince of Wales, b Wright
Hon. T. De Grey, run out
Hon. E. Stanhope, st Rev.. E. Dowell, b
Buxton ... .•
••• 0
Mr. C. B. Buller, c Vyse, b Wright 21
Mr. W. H. Dyke, c Lubbock, b Dowell 11
Mr. R. A. Fitzgerald, c Bagge, b Johnson _lOl
Captain Arkwright, c Johnson, b Wright ...
Colonel Marshall, c Bagge, b Johnson 22
Lord Sh-ehnersdale, not out ••• ••••o2
Lord Suffield, b Johnson
... ••• ... 5
Rev. Hope Grant, st Dowell, b Wright 28
Lord Royston, absent 0
Byes, ece F...
... 16

... 0

Total

...217
2d In.

- - -
NORFOLK. Rev. E. Dowell, c Ilon. T. Delst Inn.
Grey, b Capt. Ark wrig ht 4 c Dyke, b Stanhope... 4
Mr. E. Buxton, c and b Capt
Arkwright
r.
Capt. It. S. Bagge, b Ark-
Mwright b
Hon.
E. 12 cFitzgeraldbArkwright 9
A. Craigie,
Stanhope
ir.ll.E. A. Johnson, cLord
Skehnersdale,bArkwright 1 c Fitzgerald, b Ark-
00
' wright

Mr. W. Vyse, c Buller, b
Arkwright
8
Mr. ii. Burwell, b Arkwright 2 cliotzygsetorani b
a,bAArkrkwwrirglit
igh tl.
Mr. R. Gurdon, not out 3O Substitute, not 0ut......
Mr. W. Mott, c Fitzgerald
0
b Arkwright
Mr. C. Wright. c and b Ark-
wright
Rev. E. Lubbock, run out 4 b Arkwright
Mr. G. Buxton, run out 5 c Grant,; b Stanhope ... 5
Ryes, Si.c 9 Byes, &c.
_---

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Total ll9

Total

HEALTH OF Mr. ROEBUCK, M.P.—We have the
pleasure to learn that the medical attendants of Mr. goo'
buck have pronounced him well, though he still suffers
from such weakness as to render him unfit for much exer-
tion.—Sht(field Independent.
THE MEMBERS FOR MARYLEBONE AND THEM
CONSTITUENTS.— Yesterday afternoon the borough menl-
bers for Marylebone attended a very numerous mooting of
the representative vestry of St. Pancras, at the Vestry-Will.;
Camden-town, and explained the course they had adopteu
in reference to the various measures which had been before
Parliament during the present session. Mr. Churchwarden
Robson presided, and the members on entering the ball
were received with applause. At the conclusion of tho
addresses of the hon. members, Mr. J. R. Collins moved'
and Dr. Collins seconded, a vote of thanks for the waY iu
which they had discharged their Parliamentary duties,