The Sun.
London, England, 1842-06-25 00:00:00

CRICKET MATCHES

MARYLEDONE CLUB, V. THE COUNTY OF Sussex.—This great
Annual Match, one of the most important of the season, and
which always excites great speculative interest among the Clubs,
and the sporting world generally, will be commenced on Monday,
in the enclosure of Lord's Cricket Ground, and from
the known superiority of the players will, in all
probability, occupy the two following days. In this match
it is arranged that eight gentlemen of the Marylebone Club,
with three players of their ground, shall contend with four ama.
teurs of the County of Sussex and seven professionals. The betting
is in lavour of the Sussex eleven, 5 to 4 being freely laid on them.

The odds are eagerly taken, and
pounds to as many hundreds will
following is a list of the players :
MARYLESONE CLUB. 1 COUNTY OF SUSSEX.
Sir Fred. Bathurst Mr. C. Barton
Mr. T. A. Anson G. L. I,angdon
E. Bayley E. Napper
R. Garth C. Taylor
IL W. Keate PLA YEAS.
B. Kynaston Box
It. Nicholson Dean
F. Fhackeray Hawkins
PLAYERS. Hodson
Bailey Lillywhite
Barker Millyard
Hill yer Picknell
MARTLEBONE CLUB U. THE NEWPORT PAGNEL CLUB.—This

)ets varying in amount from five
:onsequently change hands. The

match, played at Lord's, was concluded on Thursday evening,
the Marylebone eleven winning with three wielwts to go down.
Some very tine play was exhibited on both sides. Dean and
Good, two players of the Marylebone ground (Lord's), displayed
some very superior bowling, and the batting of the latter, and
Mr. R. Kynaston was universally admired. In the first innings
of the Newport Pagnel gentlemen, Dean lowered no less than
eight of these wickets, and in the second innings he bowled out
five. Hillyer and Bayley, who played on the Newport Pagnel
side, also did great execution by their bowling, the style of which
is first rate. The Newport Pagnol eleven had the advantage of
tour professionals (Bayley, Hillycr, Sewell and Boucher), while
their adversaries availed themselves of the services of only Deau
and Good.

The following is a copy of the score :
NEWPORT PAGNEL.—First Innings.—Bayley (b by Dean) I;
Hillyer, (b by Good) 13 ; Mr, Popham (b by Dean) 6; Sewell (b
by Dean) 0 ; Lord C. Russell (b by Dean) 8 ; Mr. F. Thackeray (b
by Good) 4; Mr. Moore (b by Dean) '2; Mr. Sergeant (b by Dean)
0; Mr. Tindall (b by Dean) 0; Mr. Knapp (b by Dean) 5 ; Bacchus
(not out) 6. Byes, 8; Wide Balls, 0 ; No Balls, o.—Total, 53.
Second Innings.—Bayley (b by Dean) 0 ; Hillyer (b by Good) 1 ;
Mr. Popham (b by Dean) 7 ; Sewell (b by Dean) 7 ; Lord C.
Russell (c by Good) 0) Mr. F. Thackeray (c by Good) 10 ; Mr.
Moore (c by Mr. Bagge) 2; Mr. Sargeant (b by Deane) 0 ; Mr.
Tindal (b by Dean) 12; Mr. Knapp (c by Mr. Bayley) 15 ;
Bacchus (run out) s—Total, 64.
MARTLEBONE CLUB.—First Innings.—Good (hit wicket) 4 ;
Dean (run out) 5; Mr. Keat (b by Hillyer) 7; Mr. E. Bayley (c
by Mr. Tindal) 4; Mr. R. Kynaston (c by Hillyer) 5; Mr. San-
ders (b by Mr. Hillyer) 0; the Hon. F. Grimstone (b by Mr. 1111-
Iyer) 1 ; Mr. Bagge (run out) 8; Mr. Maitland (b by Bayley) 0;
Mr. F. Noyes (not out) 0; Mr. Gore (c by Bayley) 3. Byes 0,
Wide Balls 0, No Balls o—Total 37.

Second Innings Good (not out) 25; Dean (c by Mr. Sergeant 2
Mr. Keate (b by Hillyer) 0 , Mr. E. Bayley (b by Bayley) 0 ;
Mr. B. Kynaston (b by Hillyer) 32 ; Mr. Sanders (b by Bayley) 0;
The lion. F. Giimstone (b by Bayley) 4: Mr. Bagge (c by Bayley)
; Mr. Maitland; Mr. F. Moyes (not out) 6 ; Mr, Gore. Byes,
; Wide Balls, 1 ; No Balls, o.—Total, 81.

The General Steam Navigation Company's vessel,
the Giraffe, fromßotterdatn, arrived off the Custom-house at II
o'clock yesterday, with the Dutch mails.
SIR HOBERT PEEL AND LORD STANLET•—Another
instance, illustrative of the absence of cordial feeling towards
each other in these members of the " united Cabinet," occur-
.ved on, Wednesday. Lord .Stanlev gave .a grand dinner to the
members of the Cabinet. The Premier was Asent—Areing
better entertained at Mr. Fltilifth's. Grand Concert, at Exe-
ter 1141:

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