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The batting of Mr.. Wheatcroft was much ad-
mired; his play cautious, at the same time first
rate. Mr.. Syme's cautious play told well. Mr..
Tinson's was the play Of the day; he remained in
near upon two.hours. The play ofM Bage also pro-
missed well, when he was caught with his leg before
the wicket, The Philadelphians proved themselves
Of Mr. Barratt elected great admiration. Those
who had seen them play the previous year said that
the Club had improved considerably in every res
pect.


The Philadelphians then went in and from their
excellent fielding equally as good batting was ex-
pected; but luck was against them