Other Matches
| Date | Match Title | Venue | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| 26 May (M) | Woolwich v Four Parishes | Barrack Field, Woolwich | drawn |
| 28–29 May (W–Th) | MCC v Woolwich | Lord's Old Ground | Woolwich won by innings & 94 runs |
| 10 June (Tu) | Thames Ditton v London | Thames Ditton | London won by innings & 14 runs |
| 23–24 June (M–Tu) | Woolwich v MCC | Barrack Field, Woolwich | Woolwich won by 123 runs |
| 25 June (W) | Homerton v Montpelier | unknown | Montpelier won by innings & 5 runs |
| 26 June (Th) | Montpelier v Richmond | Aram's New Ground, Montpelier Gardens | Montpelier won by 52 runs |
| 30 June (M) | Lord F Beauclerk's XI v Sir H W Marten's XI | Barrack Field, Woolwich | Beauclerk's XI won by 60 runs |
| 2–3 July (W–Th) | Richmond v Montpelier | Richmond Green | Richmond won by 69 runs |
| 7–9 July (M–W) | MCC v Rochester | Lord's Old Ground | Rochester won by 11 runs |
| 21–23 July (M–W) | Rochester v MCC | Marsh’s, Rochester | Rochester won by 3 wkts |
| 24–25 July (Th–F) | Woolwich v Montpelier | Barrack Field, Woolwich | Woolwich won by 8 wkts |
| 8–9 Sept (Tu–W) | Storrington v Sussex | Storrington | Storrington won by 19 runs |
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