Widnes Examiner. — 1886-07-17 (Widnes, Cheshire, England)

NOTES BY THE WAY.  HOME, SWEET HOME! THE SWEETEST Houses in this Town are those where Hudson's Dry Soap is in daov use. DON'T YOU KNOW? That Hudson's Dry 8 ap is a pure Soap, in fine powder, readily s iluble in all waters—hard, Cold, Soft, or Hot. Hudson's Dry Soap is used for al! Cleansing, and Scouring, with great advantage, S..ving Time, Laboor, and Money, performing cleansing Work in the most thorough manner. Try a Pelny Packet, and  Lancashire scereda brillient victory over Yerkshire on he conclusion of the match on Satutday. At the dra,wing of the stumps om Friday night Lancashire, with five wickets to fall, required 56 runs to win. Mr. A. O. Steel and Robinson (the ex• Yorkshire professional) were at the wickets, having scored 56 and 9 runs respectively, and at a quarterpast twelve on Saturday play was resumed, and tr. Steel and Robinson were opposed by Ulyett and Peate. An appeal forleg before was answered in Robinsen's favour, and the professional then hit Peate into the members' enclreorre,'Mr. 1 Steel following with a cut to the boundary. Several changes of bowling followed, but it was not until only 20 runs were Iwanted that Emmett called upon Preston. Irrimediately afterwards Robinson made a big stroke nearly Kietare off Bates, but lifted the bell too much, and was caught by Lee. Watson joioed Mr. Steel, and jnst after one o'clock the captain made to winning hit. The spectators crowded on to the 'round, followed Mr. Steel tothe pavilion, and gave bira round aftsr round of hearty cheering. Including the Surrey match, Mr. Steel has scered 237 runs for three completed innings in the last ten days. After three full days' cricket at Nottingham the return 1 match between Notts and the Australians ended on Saturday in a draw, the Australians at the finish having a die.. tnet advantage, wanting 56 runs to win, with six wickets ; to fell. . The English team finally selected for the second match with the Australiees at f orde next Monday will consist of Pr. Grace, A. G. Sreel, W. W. Read, E. F. S.Tvlecote, with ! Shrewsbury, Scatter], Barnes, Barlow, Brigs, Lehn-anni YOU WILL KNOW ! —Adtt. I and Ulyett. From various parts of Fcotland, and more particularly On Wednesday,:et Sheffield, the colonial team best Yore.. from Argyleshire, the rero.ts of the condition of grouse, ' shire by six wickets, eieott, the captain, carrying out hiS black game, partridges, &c, are hiehly favourable. . hat for 67, and finishing up the match in ,•x reor&nary ATTEMPTED MURDER OF A SwEETHYART. William frshion by tutting Wade for three 6's and a 4in one over.; Saunders, carriage builder, has attempted to murder his .On Tuesday evening Vmkehire had lost seven wicir.ets itt sweetheart, a young woman named Poole, by stabbing her, their second innings for 231 runs. Tae remaining Yorkat Huntingdon. The lovers had bad some disagreement, shire wickets increased the score to 249, leaving the Colon. and it appears to have affected Saunders very much. He Jets 133 to get to win. purchased a awmdstick, and stabbed the young woman 1 A not very interesting match between Gentlemen and twice in the breast. He then rushed off with the intent on , Players ended on Wedneedey at Lord's in a victory for the of drowning himself, but was stopped and taken into Cu'- prolessionats by five wickets. Tea match, Derbeehire v. tody. lie was brought up before the Huntingdon magie- ; Essex, was also brouaht to a conclusion at 1-,erby ..,re trates later in the day, end remanded. It is expected the t Wednesday. 'Derbyshire, after having all the west of the girl will recover. Saunders is 27 years of age, and the I play on the first two days, finally won in very creditablit young woman 23. ; style by 46 rahs. When play ceased on Tuesday evening, ceeepeer House in the city for Glees, China. Orient/a they were only 52 runs on with seven wickets dove. n, but the Wares, and Fancy Goods.-175, Oxtord-street, Manchester.— last three vvicirets added 60 tuns. Essex were left with 11 Advt. 3 1 to win, but the task proved too much for them.