The most exciting match at Cricket which has been played for years was concluded between Eton and Harrow, at Lord's, on Saturday. There was a difference of one run only in the first innings of the rival Schools; and Eton, on Saturday morning, brought its Second innings up to 16C

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Her Majesty attended Divine Service yesterday at Osborne, The Rev. GeQrge Prothero officiated. ' The Prince and Princess qf Wales atteaded 04 Royal, St, James'. , WIIO HAS DONE IT? To THE EDITOR. SlTt,—The clergy of the Church of England were the first, and far the ablest, worke

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