CALOGRAMS.

Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4261, 28 August 1882, Page 2

CALOGRAMS.

[Rbxjtbe's Special.]

London, August 26. Dreadful Cholera at Philippine Islands. Intelligence is to hand from the Phil* lipine Islands that a terrible outbreak of cholera is raging there, and 4000 deaths are already reported from the epidemic. London, August 26. Archbishop of Canterbury 111. Dr Tait, Archbishop of Canterbury, is suffering from congestion of the lungs. London,; August 24. Australians v. Gloucester. The return match between the Australian Cricketers and eleven of Gloucester, which was to hare been commenced to day, had to be postponed owing to the rain. August 25. The Australians commenced the return match against eleven of Gloucestershire at Clifton to-day. The weather, which had prevented play yesterday, was showery, and the wioket was heavy. Murdoch and Palmer were both absent, being too unwell to play. The visitors went in first to the wickets, and remained in until time was called, when the score stood 168, with four wickets to fall. The highest scorers were, Massie, c, 30; Horan, not out, 40.

London, August 26

The return match at Clifton between the Australians and Gloucester wes resumed to-day. The Australians in the first innings scored 190 Horan, b, 41; Jones, b, 33. The Home team in the first innings put together 131,

F. Townsend was highest' scorer, with 27. Spofforth bowled splendidly 'taking five wickets for 30 runs. The Australians went in for their second innings, and had scored 98"with 6 wickets down, when time was called, and the match ended in a, draw. Massie was not out with 55, and Bannerman, not out, 21. There was a large attendance, and the weather was fine, but the wicket was not in good order.