The Sun.
London, England, 1850-10-10 00:00:00

CRICKET.

A snatch was played on Saturday last, between the
Milton and Manchester Junior clubs, on the ground of
the latter, at Old Trafford, which was decided iu favour
of the Milton by the first innings, with 49 runs to spare.
The following is the score:—Milton, first innings, 72;_
Manchester Junior, first innings, 23; second innings,
14; total, 37.

NEW STRAND THEATRE. 1
Mr. Butler Wentworth, a gentleman who during
a period of some years has made several laudable at-
tempts to rise in his profes•ion, appeared last night in
the arduous character of Othello. He brings with him
good natural requisites in the shape of figure, face,
and voice, and when he is not carried away by the
hurricane of passion, his bearing is dignified and gen-
tlemanlike. He has also bestowed some pains on his
declamation, and his concluding speech was not with-
out evidence of care and taste. But he has much to
learn before he can give its due importance to so high
a character as that of O'hello. His gesticulation lacks
ease, and in his violent displays of emotion there is a
want of that regulating power which is necessary to
insure the respect of a theatrical audience.

COMMISSION OF LUNACY.—Yesterday a Commission
at the White Horse Inn,
Uxbridge, Middlesex, bfocrfeuompreeau!
under the Great Seal was
homr.
i‘Commissioner. Winslow
inquire into the state of
Tollemache,r aged 51, of
and 15 special jurors, of w
county magistrate. waslr. R. W. Armstrong,
son of the late Hon.
iof Dysart, and, on
mind Of Mr. Arthur Hugh Mannersu
Rose Cottage, Cowley, near Uxbtrhidega
Tweeddale. The Com-
mission -Mr. ibraham Francis
Charles Tollemache, nephew of
was shown by
inthiessmioantehrandalisssindeed, oaftththesAilnasrtqauniose
Tollemache, a brother of the unfortunate ftentleman. Mr.
hisin
Dendy appeared as counsel in its support.
the testimony of several witnesses that the unfortunate
his father's
teher's
sub-
ject of the inquiry had been of weak intellect Im
fancy ; that he never made any progress at school, having
learned even writing; and that he had been cars
of Mr. Norton, of Rose Cottage, for the last ten years.the The
Commission had been issued in consequence of
death (which occurred three months ago), upon which
he became entitled to a considerable fortune—about 45,00ent
The jury returned an unanimous verdict—" That Mr. Tollol.
mache had been of unsound mind since the Ist of March,
1836."
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,YAL ARTILLERY, WOOLWICH,
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commissioners i f Chelsea Hospital assembled at the Om
'clock r.m., to sanction on London (Ifo'bbs).. gow is the time, or neiei(Stubbs).
o
nance Hospital here to-day at one Awake! arise! or be for ever fallen ! (Milton). Raise the
the pensions awarded to the men
of the Ordnance corps
shall be slaves!" (Walker). Thus might liberty—goddess of
song of the patriot in every street (Dobbs). Britons never
their various services.
unfit for further duty, according
1 vic.e, and had eight the French press—dance a mighty pretty hornpipe in fetters.
before them had been 46 years in the saerr
s out of that period —P"hch.
One of the gunners of the Royal tAoreller) who appeared
ACTIONS
had enlisted when IN THE COUNTY COURTS ABOYZ 501.
in the calculation of his pension, as he _ .
of 44 There is a prov* • •
good conduct stripes. He loses two yle
provision in the extended County Courts Act not
two years under age,
11 Id. per day. generally known, ender whichactions be •d '
and entitles him to a pension of Is. ,j
years, . County Courts
, —The following, for more than ati/. It is enacted by the 17th
which leaves him a total service
TRANSSHIPMENT REGULATIONS. sections that if the parties shall agree, by a memorandum
that) signed by them or their attorneys, the County Court may
Cominissieners of Customs:—'` notice is hereby given, try actions beyond the amount limited, or any action in
part of
important notice has been issued by order of berlilajest ''s
from and after the Ist day of November next that which the title to land, whether of freehold, copylaold, lease-
the 20th clause of the regulations on transshipment of ,roods
hold, or other tenure, or to any tithe, toll, market, fair, or
brought into this country from foreign parts which
directs other franchise, shall be in question. The parties must state
that no lighter or luggage boat is to be permitted to convey in their memorandum of agreement that they know such
trail-it goods unless proper shelter shall be constructed cause of action to be above the amount limited by this Act,
therein t, ow pi rug tt,eoc t
attlr7e
tlid v ,ewnafoi trecresd from
a n tdh ewi
intchl e m
theen c yv
ioe fwt hoe , or that they know the title to the land, &c., will come in
f question. The memorandum is to be filed with the clerk of
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facilitating ends regulation, all licensed lightermen are the court at the time of filing the demand.. All local trans-
actions to be tried before any County Court with the consent
hereby required to take their craft to some one of the in- ,
spectors of the river, at the quays or at the docks, for the of the parties shall be brought and tried in that jurisdiction
purpose of having the same duly inspected and registered in only in which the lands, tenements, or hereditaments, or some
respect of such requirement previously to the said Ist day cf part thereof, are Situate,
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November next. . . .