Although the 1856 scorecard is lightly browned, and both are a little stained, these are VERY EARLY EXAMPLES OF SILK SCORECARDS. The 1856 match was narrowly lost by the Eleven of All England, their team consisting of Diver, Caesar whose 60 was the highest score on either side, A. Clarke, G. Parr, Anderson, Stephenson, Willsher, G. Brown, Jackson, Iddison and Hinkly. In the later fixture, the England side lost by an innings to Surrey who were put in an impregnable position by William Caffyn's century. F. P. Miller, H. H. Stephenson, T. Lockyer, and F. Burbidge with 35, also made valuable contributions to the Surrey total of 244. Highest scorers for England were J. Wisden with 23 in the first innings, and J. Grundy with 44 in the second. H. H. Stephenson took 12 England wickets in the match.