Excerpt from The International Cricket Match, Played Oct., 1859, in the Elysian Fields, at Hoboken, on the Ground of the St. George's Cricket Club
The first match, against twenty-two of Lower Canada, in Montreal, resulted in defeat of Canadians, by eight wickets.
The second match, against twenty-two of the United States, at New York, All England won in one innings and sixty-four runs.
The third match, against twenty-two of the United States, at Philadelphia, the Americans lost by seven wickets.
The fourth match, against twenty-two of Canada, at Hamil ton, resulted ia a victory for All England, by ten wickets.
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