The Sun.
London, England, 1850-09-09 00:00:00

TIIE ELEVEN.

First Innings. Second Innings.
A d uns, c Morton, b Simpson . 3 Ibw, b Joy 3l
11 isden, c Clark, b Simpson... 4
Guy, b Joy
Pilch, b Joy.. .. 2 c Baldwinson, b Joy.. 3
Parr, c Simpson, b Clark 43 cßedshaw,b Anderson 8
Box, c Swims, b Anderson
blarting,ell, c Baldwinson, b
Anderson ,.... .... .. 0 s Morton, b Anderson 21
Mr. N. Felix, not out ...... .. 10 not out ,. 9
Mr. A. Mynn, b Anderson..... 9 c Anderson, b Joy ... 12
Clark, b Juy .... ... ........ b... 3 b Joy 1
Ilillyer, b Joy
Byes 12, lb 3, w 5, nb 1 ... 21 B 14,1 bl,w7, n b 2 24

Total 111
DARLINGTON.

Ti, tal ll6

Shaw, b Clark
... ..... 0
.
Walters, b Clark
Mr. S. 6wirey, run out 4
Redsliaw, b Wisden
Mr. J. Headlam, b Clark
Lancaster, b Clark.
2
Baldwiuson, c Felix, b Wisden .. ....... . ••• 69
Anderson, bit w, b Clark
........ 4
Metcalfe, c Guy, b Clarke ... 0
Clark, c Martirgell, b Hi11yer......... ........ 3
Graham, c Felix, b Wisden......
....... ...... 7
Rev. J. Pilkington, c iiillyer, b Clark
Simpson, b Clark ...
Norton, b Clark ...
Joy, c Felix, b Wisden ... ..... ... ............ ... 2
Mr. H. Jud.on, run out ..... ... ............... .. l
Garthwait, b Clark .....
.. (
Mr. J. W. Coates, b Clark
Mr. T. Elwell, c Guy, b Clark .... (
Benson, not out 5
Harrison, b Clatk
•• •• 1
Byes 2, leg byes 4

Total

110

I ZINGARI v. STANFORD.—By the invitation of Lord
Burghley, these erratic riuhemians paid a visit last week
to Stamford, where they were tackled by flevea " good
men and true," who proved too much for their doings;
fur at the termination of all their efforts I Zingari were
in a minority of 87 runs.
MARILEBONE CLUB AND GROUND U. COUNTY OF
NORFOLK —This annual match was commenced on the
Swaffbam ground, at the latter end of last week, and at the
close of the first day the score stood as followst—Mary-
lebor e, first inning 9, 55; second ditto (with four wickets
down), 26. Nortolk, first innings, 83.

INPROVFMENT OF BILLINGSGATE MARKET.—The
Corporation Mailicts Committee have prepared a report, re-
commending the adoption it plan of sanitary arrangement,
for draining, ventilating, and supplying water for the use of
Billingsgate Mat het, and for flushing the drains, at an ex-
pense nut exceeding 1,840/.; and the report and plan have
been ordered to be printed and circulated amongst the mem-
hers of the Corporation. The plan proposes that the water
for the rough purposes of the market shalt be drawn at once
from the river, and forced by an engine and pumps to the
different heights required; and that the pure water be ob-
tained by sinking a perforated cast iron cylinder into the bed
of the river similar to that which has been sunk by Messrs.
Calvert and Co.

THE Naw STAMP DVTIES.—There is one portion
of the New Stamp Act which is already in operation. The
new uties will not take effect until the 11th of October.
The portion in force relates to receipt stamps. The allow-
ance made of lf per cent, under the Act 12th and 13th Vic-
toria, cap. 80, is repealed, and on the 14th ult. sellers of
receipt stamps are allowed i per cent., and the smallest
quantity to be purchased is 5/. worth. This is the original
scale of allowance, end resumed to prevent the inconveni-
ence which arises from the small per outage allowed wader
the Act ef het per.