The Sun.
London, England, 1850-07-08 00:00:00

MA ILYLEBON Z.

First Innings. Second Innings
Earl ofLeicester, b Thackeray 7 b Thackeray 0
Lord Lyttelcon, s Coltman, b
Thackeray 0 b Thackeray 2
Hon. IL Grimston, b Thack-
eray
W. NichoLon, c Bathurst, b
Trimlett . ..... 3 b Trimlett lO
Chester, b Thackeray .. ....... . 9 c Bathurst, b Thackeray 7
R. Kynaston, Esq., run out .. 21 not out ... •• .......
Lord Burghley, b Thackeray 1 b Thackeray . .....
F. Micklethwaite, Esq , b
Thackeray... ..... .
Capt. Wynne, Ibw, b Prest 2 b Thackeray
Sir F. Bathurst, b Thackeray 15 b Thackeray 4
A. Baillie, EN., not out ...... 0 b Thackeray
Byes 3,:l bl, wide 9 -_l3 Byes 3, Ib2, w 13 IS

3 c Coltman, b Prest..... 1

Total

Total
TIIE ETONIANS.
First Innings. Second Inningi.
T. Reay, Esq., calla b Chester 10 eKynaston, b Bathurst 2
H. Drake, Eaq., b Bathurst.. 8 b Chester ........ ... l 9
C.Thackeray,Esq.,b Bathurst 0 c Burghley, b Chester 29
1•. Bathurst, Esq., c Chester,
b Bathurst"... .......

..: 0 s Nicholson, b Bathurst 2

C. L. Norman, Esq., b Bathurst 11 b Chester ........ 9
W. Prest, Esq., c and b Chester 3 b Bathurst 2
A. Coleridge, Esq., b Bathurst 2 b Chester....... ......
F. Coltman, Esq., b Bathurst 0 c Grimstor, b Chester 8
H. Moody, Esq , b Chester ... 5 b Chester
A. Alderson, Esq., c Leicester,
b Chester

2 b Bathurst. l4

T. Trimlett, Esq., not out 0 net out
Byes ........... 0 Leg byes 4, wide 1 5

Total .
Marylebone thus won by five runs.

Total ...... ..... —lOO

DESPERATE LEAP FROM BLACKPRIARS BRIDGE.—
On Saturday morning, between twelve and one o'clock, a
respectable married female, named Margaret Thompson,
whose husband and family reside at No. 22, New-cut, Lam-
beth, made a desperate attempt at self-destruction by leaping
off the centre arch of Blackfriars•bridge. The unfortunate
woman, who was dressed in the first style of fashion, and
wore a gold chain and watch round her neck, was observed
by the workmen on the bridge to walk hurriedly past, mut-
tering something to herself. She then mounted one of the
seats, and deliberately jumped over the parapet into the river.
An alarm was given, and several boatmen put off, who suc-
ceeded in rescuing her. She was in a very exhausted state,
and eventually recovered. It has been discovered that she
was induced to commit the rash act owing to a suspicion of -
her husband's fidelity.
TUE ARMY.—The let battalion Rifle Brigade are
under orders to return home from the Cape of Good Hope,
and we understand that the Northumberland has been en-
gaged for their conveyance to this country. They are not
to be relieved by any regiment from hence, as their with-
drawal from their present station is included in the general
arrangements of the Colonial Secretary for the reduction of
the force in the several colonies.
MR. BUNN'S ENTERTAINMENT.— Mr. Bunn bas
appeared on the boards of the Plymouth Theatre with the
utmost success, his Monologue having been received through-
out with perfect enthusiasm. The boxes were thronged
with the military, and numerous families of distinction in
the town and neighbourhood, who were equally instructed
and gratified. Mr. Bunn has gone on to Exeter.

STAG FIGHT.—A few days ago two fine stage in
the park at Wolley, near Beverley, the seat of Godfrey
Wentworth, Esq., engaged in fierce combat, and as soon as
blood began to appear upon one of them a number of other
stags, which were standing round at a short distance watch-
hag the tight, rushed, as is their practice, upon the wounded
stag, and killed him instantly, piercing him in every part
with their sharp horns. —Leeds Intelligtncer.
Mr. Corbuuld, the artist, has received the com-
mands of her Majesty to paint a large picture of.-the grand
coronation scene
,in the opera of Le Prophlte, Its resonated
aft t45.#05741 1t4448 Opera, Cove4t-gardell•