The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-11 00:00:00

ROSCOE.

lst INNINGS. 2nd INNINGS.
Stone, b. Coombes 6 b. Cummins... .. 0
Fairclough, b. Humphreys 8 b. Cummins . 0
Camplin, st. Holmes, b not out 3
Coombes. 1 b. Humphreys. 3
Ferryman, b. Coombes..... 3 ct. Humphreys, b. Hum-
Warbrick, run out... 2 phreys .. 13
Bluck, b. Humphreys 1 ct. Coombe', b. Coombes.. C
Whitehead, b. Coombes 3 b. Coombes . 11
Gill, b. Coombe* 4 1. b. w. b. Humphreys.- 3
Hall, b. Humphreys. 1 b. Coombe,...
Bowman, not out 1 b.Cootnbes 8
Gibson, b. Coombes
W. 1, b. 5, lb. 1 7 W. 8, b. 5, n. b. 9 15

COLLING WOOD,

2nd INNINGS.
3 Not played out for reasons
stated above.
. . .
lin' 1
Coombe'. b. Stone. 10,
Jones, st. Gibson, b. Gill
Cummins, b. Stone 27
Holmes. b. Stone 3
D. Smith, b. Stone lO
W. Smith, not out.
? Denson, b. Stone I
Le Court, b. Camplin 0
Cafferata, run out 0
W. 14, b. 10, Lb. 1, n.b. 126

Ist INNINGS.
Humphreys, run out
Scott, st. Gibson, b. Camp-
..

LIVERPOOL (OLYMPUS) v. PREsrox.—Yesterday, an
interesting match between these two clubs was played on
the ground of the former, Aigburth-road. Although the
weather was rather unfavourable, there was a numerous
attendance of spectators. The Preston men went in first,
to the bowling of Fairclough and Hampshire, which was
much and deservedly admired. The last wicket was lowered
for a score of 74, the batting of Messrs. Crankshaw and
Penny having been very good. The Liverpool gentlemen
then took the bat, and the result of their efforts placed
them in a much more favourable position than their anta-
gonists, the score at the close of the innings being no.'
The batting throughout was exceedingly fine, more par-
ticularly that of Messrs. Hampshire, Fairclocigh,' Haas_
worth, and Tate. The Preston club, had nOt finishedtheir
second innings ,whea,sixd o'clock arrived, and as it was
understood that the first innings was to decide the, game
if not over before six o'clock, the Liverpool club,were of
course declared victors. The following is the score

PRESTON,

SECOND INNINGS

FIRST INNINGS_
Paley, b. Fairclough
Rainford, c. Hampshire
I
Branson, b. Fairclough
Crankshaw C. Drysdale
Whiteside, L. Hampshire
Fairclough, b. Fairclough 5 •not in
Penny, c. Fairclough 14 not in
Loy, ran out 5 run out
Mason, b. Hampshire I not out.
Calvert, b. Hampshire
Richmond, not out I c. Jones
Bye, 1, L. Bye, 1 2
Wide balls 15
74

14

..... 3

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LIVERPOOL
FIRST INNINGS. Wilkinson c. Whiteside .. 3
Hampshire, run out l2 Tate, C. Whiteside l6
Kellick, c. Whiteside 5 Drysdale, not out 6
Fairclough, C. Toy 29 E. George, absent 0
Giles, c. Richmond 4IR. P. Jones, absent 0
Lee, b. Crankshaw .... ...12 Byes, 4 4
HOldsworth, run out l7 Wide balls, 2 2
I
nn

CIIILDWALL FLOWER Snow, which should
en held on Thursday, has been indefinitely
1. The exhibition was almost at the last mo-
bidden by the Marquis of Salisbury, in conse-
re understand, of a letter which his lordship
ved, that the display drew out bo the neigh-
a treat many poachers and other disorderly

characters.
Mr. Justice Gould, trying a case at York, had proceeded
for about two hours, when he observed—" Here are only
eleven jurymen in the box; where is the twelfth ?"
" Please you, my lord," said one of the eleven, " he is
gone out about some Qther buslueso, but he lam left 14,
verdict with me_