CALOGRAMS.

Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4245, 9 August 1882, Page 2

CALOGRAMS.

[Bbutec's Special] London, August 7. Australians v. Keat The Australian Cricketers commenced a match to-day against Eleven of Kent, at Canterbury. The weather was very fine, and there was a large attendance of spectators during the day. The following are the scores of the Australians: —Bannerman, stumped, 47; Massie; caught,; 54; Murdoch, stumped, nil; McDonnell, b, 11; Horan, caught, 6; Giffen, run out, 25; Blackham, c, 62 ; Jones, run out, 59 ; Palmer, b, nil; Boyle, not out, 27; Gavrett, b, 3; extras, 13.—Total, 307. The Home team commenced their first innings after the usual adjournment, and at the close of the day's play had lost six wickets for 84 runs, of which MrE. F. S. Tylecote contributed 28. Paris, August 7, night. New French Ministry.

M. Duclere has been entrusted by President Grevy with the formation of a new Ministry, and has nearly completed the task. The positions of Premier and Minister of Foreign Affairs will be filled by M. Duclere ; M. Tirard will take the portfolio of Minister of Finance. .Nothing

definite has transpired as to the other portfolios.

[Special to the Melbourne Argus . and Age.] London, August 7, (4 p m.) News from the Cape stales that the Boers hare been heavily repulsed on the border. ? President Arthur again demands the relcare of the American-Irish suspects. The Limerick Constabulary have struck to the number of 800. The Belfast men threaten to do the same..