The Sun.
London, England, 1842-06-23 00:00:00

CRICKET.

THE GREAT MATCH BETWEEN THE MARYLEBONE
CLUB AND TUE NORTHERN COUNTIES AT LORD'S.—
The grand match between eleven picked gentlemen and
players of the MarylebOne Club, and a similar number
selected from five of the Northern Counties of England,
terminated on Tuesday evening at Lord's, in favour of
the Cluh, after two days' scientific play.
This match hog excited very great interest among the
Clubs, particularly in the North, as it was known that
both the Marylebone gentlemen and the Counties in-
ten!ed to brin4 their ful strength into the field ; this
consequently occasioned considerable speculation, and
bets to an immense amount were pending the result.
For some time previous, and also at the com-
mencement of ti7.e match, the Marylebone eleven
were decidedly the favourites. There was, how-

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ever, considerable fluctuation in the betting during
the game, the Counties at one time being backed
at long odds ; but, as the contest advanced, the Club
occupied their former position, and with an increased
number of supporters.
The match attracted a very large concourse of specta-
tors, including several distinguished members of the
beau monde, among whom we noticed the Marquis of
Worcester, Earl Verulam, Earl of Aboyne,. Viscount
Folkestone, Viscount Brooke, Viscount Grmistone,-Lord
E. Hill, Lord H. Loftus. Lord F. Beanelerc, Lord C.
Russell, Lord Adolphus Fitzclareuce, Sir H. Campllell,
the Hon. Colonel Lowther, the Hon. F. Ponsonby, the
Hen..S. Ponsonby, the lion. R. Grimstone, the Hon. F.
' Grimstone' the lion. W. Cholmondely, Colonel Hall, Mr.
R. Peel (the eldest son of the Premer, a first-rate cricket-
er, and one of the Oxford elven,), the Countess of Vent•
am, and Viscountess Folkestone.
The play altogether was first-rate, the bowling. of
Hillyer, and the batting of Mr. Anson, Mr. Taylor, Good,
and Barker being particularly admired. Fuller Pilch,
who has the reputation of being the first batsman in the
world, did very little execution on this occasion, being
bowled out by Barker in his first innings, without scoring
a run, and his second scoring only 18. Bayley and Red-
gate also exhibited some very line bowling. The fol-
lowing is a correct copy of the scoring papers :—Mary-
lebone, first innings, Hillyer (b. by Barker), 18 ; Mr.
T. A. Anson (c. by Sampson, and b. by Redgate), 3 ;
Mr. W. Pickering (b. by Redgate), 6 ; F. Pilch (b. by
Barker), 0 ; Mr. C. Taylor (c. by Garrett and b. by
Redgate), 7 ; Hawkins (c. by Barker, and b. by Red-
gate), 4 ; Mr. R. Nicholson (c by Garrett and b by
Barker), 0; Bayley (b by Redgate). 9; Mr. R. Kynaston
(b by Barker), 16; the Hon. F. Ponsonby (not out), 2 ;
Mr. R. Garth (c by Redgate), 1. Byes, 5 ; wide balls,
3 ; no balls, 0. Total, 74.

Second Innings.—Hillyer (run out), 3 ; Mr. T. A.
Anson (b by Redgate), 20; Mr. W. Pickering (c by
Redgate, and b by Barker), 0; F. Pilch (not out), 18;
Mr. C. Taylor (c by Mr. F. Thackeray and b by Red-
gate), 15; Hawkins (b by Barker), 0; Mr. R. Nicholson,
(c by Barker and b by Redgate), 'l.; Bayley (b by
Barker), 1 ; Mr. R. Kynaston (b by Barker), 2 ; the
Hon. F. Ponscnby (b by Barker), 2 ; Mr. R. Garth
(e by Sampson and bby Redgate), 6. Byes, 13 ; wide
balls, 2 ; no balls, 4. Total, 87.
THE NORTHERN COUNTIES.—First innings—Mr. F.
Noyes (b by Bayley) 12 ; Sampson. (b by Bayley) 2 ;
Garret (hit wicket, and b by Bayley) 8 ; Guy (c by Mr.
C. Taylor, and b by Hillyer) 7 ; Mr. G. Kettle (b by
Hillyer) 9 ; Barker (b by Hillyer) 1 ; Good (b by Bay-
ley) 21 ; Mr. I'. Mundy (b by Hillyer) 0 ; Redgate (b
by Hillyer) 0 ; Mr. F. Thackeray (b by Hillyer) 0 ' • Mr.
Cresswell (not out) 4. Byes 2 ; wide balls 0 ; no balls 0.
Total 57.

SECOND INNINCS.-31r. F. Noyes (b by Hillyer) 1 ;
Sampson (c by. Hawkins and b by Mayer) 0 ; Garrett
(c by Bayley and b by Bayley) 1 ; Guy (b by Bayley)
14 ; Mr. G. Kettle (c by Garrett and b by Bayley) 3 ;
Barker (b by Bayley) 24 ; Good (b by Bayley) 9 ; Mr.
P. Mundy (c by Mr. C. Taylor and c by Hillyer) 0 ;
Redgate (b by Bayley) 1 ; Mr. F. Thackeray (not out)
0 • Mr. C. Cresswell (b by Hillyer) 5. Byes, 3 ; wide
balls, 0; no balls, 0. Total, 61.
The Marylebone Club thus winning with 43 runs to
spare.

MARYLEBONE CLUB v. THE NEWPORT
PAGNEL CLUB.

This match will he played to-day at Lord's. The fol-
lowing is a correct list of the players:—
MARYLEDONE—Lord H. Loftus, Sir F. Bathurst, and
Messrs. E. Bayley, R. Ideate, R. Kynaston, C. M. Mait-
land, S. Stanhope. C. Taylor, E. Wilmott, and T. Saun-
ders, and Good (a professional).
NEWPORT PAGNEL.—Lord C. Russell, and Messrs. F.
Thackeray, Moore, Sergeant, Rawlins, Tindal, and
Knapp; and Bayley, HiDyer, Sewell and 'Bacchus (pro-
fessionals).