CALOGRAMS.
(Rehtee's Special to Pbess Agency.)
London, August 3. There was a great ceremonial in presenting the freedom of the City to the Premier. He said he yielded to none in devotion to his country. Lord Salisbury said he hoped peace would last many years. ' The banquet followed. In the House of Commons, Messrs Forster and Harcourt attacked the Government on the vote of censure. Lord Elcho, Mr Boebuck, Mr Butt, and Sir Stafford iNorthcote defended the policy. ' Money is very scarce and-rates are rising. The bank has advanced the rate -g per cent. Consols have receded three-quarters per cent. The market for Australian securities has suffered through sympathy with other descriptions of stock. Wool is quiet. > The propects of the wheat harvest at home are favorable. London, August 4. The first innings of the Eochdale Eighteen closed for 124. ' The second innings of the Australians for 72. Bochdale second innings—Six out for 50 runs. The match resulted in a draw. There was heavy rain during the match.
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Thames Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2956, 6 August 1878, Page 2
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168CALOGRAMS. Thames Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2956, 6 August 1878, Page 2
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