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Out of about 130 balls received Mr. Philpots MAIN
tuned his innings Tor near upon an hour. The un
snccessfuI efforts of Messrs. French. Wilson, and
Birch, threw great damper on the betting; Mr.
Birch WAS not in more than two minutes Wright
IN seven; Wilson, one from whom great was ex-
pected, somewhere about five minutes.


At the conclusion of this innings the betting was
in favor OF the ST. Georges, At least they had the
call, and a considerable sum was ventured on the
result,-in some instances odds were given as
much as to ], butit was only backing opinion or
edgng the previous odds.


half Of the ST Georges Club for their second inn
ings, in good spirits, and well they maintained
their characters as cricketers Mr. Turner was
in near upon an hour and half defying some Of
the best and most beautiful Bowling of Wink
worth him and Symes playing most cautiously.
40 minutes, Symes was bowled out by Sharp. The
wickel-keeping Of Philpots was grand-we don't
think il was ever surpassed. Mr.. Turner'S batting
was most beautiful and ELECTED great APPRECIATION
Wnkworth's bowling was great TO contend against
-.as dead as ever against the wicket and require
nose it with any success. Syme made some
beautiful hits, and the only fine run made was
from his bat, amid great cheering.


Mr.. Tinson's play promised to be good, although
not successful rs was anticipated; he had not
been in hut two or three minutes when he was
caught with leg before wicket, This was sui
greater damper to the ST. Georges men. Mr..
Wright was got out by a ball from his bat falling
over and striking his wicket. Mr. r. TickncT
played very cauiiouey-never attempting run un-
iess he was pretty well sure. Wild's play was
about equal to his former endeavors, making some-
what more than his average. Mr.. Dndson was
put out by a most capital catch OF Mr. Wink
worths, who leaped upwards of four feet anc
caught hia ball "a 1t proceeded from his bat. The
following is the score OF the