Kibworth Cricketting.—On Monday, the 7th, a cricket match was played at this place, the married against the single. The club was only established at the commencement of the spring, and this being the first match, it excited great interest, aud mauy went to see the sport. The single men went in first and scored 12, the married only 29. The single men in the second innings scored 58. Mr. F. Bathurst, (brother of the Rev. E. S. Bathhurst) scoring 34 himself. His batting and fielding were considered excellent. The married this time only scored 30. Mr. J. Brown on this side scored 15, and his play was very good. This cricket club was established by the Rev E. S. Bathurst, for the recreation of the working classes, and to create a spirit of unity between them and the middle and higher classes, many of which have joined the club. All distinction seems to be banished while in the field. A supper was provided at night at the house of Mr. C. Watts, the Old Swan, and tho evening was spent In the most agreeable manner.
