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slip off Lord Harris, who fed rebeved Hornby—three for G2. Hornby goon afterwards took the b ill from Hchnltz and c erry quickly fell a victim, caught at third man—four for 77. Hartbmd joined and Lord Harris handed the ball to 8 halt/. The change proved fatal to Hartland who was well caught by Hornby at point—five for 88— Corfe Loving' done most of the rungetting. W. Frith came and commenced by neatly running his partner out. He was soon afterwards bowled off bis pad, Lee sent e-n easy chance to Lord Harris off Hornby, but Secret on commenced in better form, cutting Schultz nicely for 3. Corfe was now perfectly at home with the bowling- going out frequently to both bowlers and driving them for 2’s, 3 s, and d’n. The hundred soon appeared, but a badly judged ran ny Corfe caused Seeretan to lose bis wicket-eight for 109. After this the end soon came S.';C’ rcn "' and Heard only added 1 each, but the score, chiefly Dy tfe contributions from CorfS, ncreased to 130 before the wicket fo 1t le atter being not out for 69, but it 7,’ as ons of his best nerformances ; he was caught 6? ce i but it was off ano ball Some of his off drives, however, were very good _ . The fielding of Mr Neilson’s aide in the first innings was not at all up to their usual form a circumstance perhaps attributable in a great measure to their having no one able to take the wicket, Fowler not being able to come up from Titnaru, and Ollivior being unable to play. To the absence of the latter may be attributable to a certain extent the large number of byes. The fielding of the English players was very fine, their return to the wicket being very quick and sure. The following is the score : lord Harris’s side.