Australian Cricketers in England.
Victory over the Ma.yle"boae
Eleven.
Prospects of Peace—Another
Version.
The whole Treaty to lie Sub-
mitted to Congress.
London', May.27.
In the mutch of the Australian cricketers N versus Marylebone Club, the first innings of t'aeir opponents closed for thirty-threes and the first innings of the Australians for forty-one ; second innings of the Marylebone nineteen. The Australian bowling was very effective. The game was won by Australia with nine wickets. Spofforth took eleven wickets fo.. 1 twenty runs ; Boyle eight wickets for seventeen ru^s. There was a very large attendance.
Prince Bismarck invites the Powers to a Congress, which is expected to meet on the 1:1 th of June.
The whole Treaty is to be submitted.
It is officially stateu in Parliament that the prospects of peace are materially improT-d.
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Thames Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2897, 29 May 1878, Page 2
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134Australian Cricketers in England. Thames Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2897, 29 May 1878, Page 2
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