WELLINGTON.

Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2524, 7 February 1877, Page 2

WELLINGTON.

Tuesday, j T^ThinMKEnglSM "cflolcet mPcEFfffcon-j sequence of the heavy rain all day, did! not commence before four, g'cloc^y,.; There! w^ereHhei^eVeiiof WeMiig'fonHio 1 gtfin.j In seventeen. minujes{ these out for* sievenVunsi which MoughX the Wel-i l'ngton score'! ut>ut6^ if ~° (tnV r25 put up yesterday being a" mistake, as it shoulcl Kave X tiee&L 24^;^Iibc!ketF^iBnf "(a^ 5 ski§r, whi^h^af miSsediby Hill. , At 4,35 p;m. Shawand iSelbyS went toY the cwieketa, &:rinit&g#« v*tjd?" Cross',/^bowling^"Mside, .^Play'^s; continued tUI 5.35 p.m., when Shaw was clean bowled by vCrbsSi ?after f having made 25, consisting of jj p hitk ''m-£ t&V's^spa^-llg), three 3^sy,andthe f .re^t! singles.. Selby's were all singles but'one'2.:. There were 5 widesi and! bye.' Another 'shower, coming on, play was stopped, to be resumed tomorrow;. The "Wellington bowling was pretty fair, there being > several maiden overs for Armitage and GarwofijJ,' wjho bjJwlei&iioreiMya (^iiss^tllMe^frouna was very r wet,.and the.attendance worse than oil4y ;pre%wfls?yafl of the Twenty-twojKas.considered creditable.

M 1!,;;, v -' This day. Steady jain all the morning until about one.'wh^n it cleared up and orders were given to be ready to play at two., Shortly before that hour the weather looked like clearing. Play,commenced at 2.30.