CALOGRAMS.

Thames Star, Volume XV, Issue 4884, 4 September 1884, Page 2

CALOGRAMS.

Eetjter's Telegbams

[Received September 4 12.4.) p.m.]

London, "September 3. Arrived: Steamship Bombay, frem Lyttelton, July 11th.

It is freely rumored that Lord Carling* ford, owing to" ill-health, is about" to resign' his position in the Ministry as Lord of the Privy Council, and Lord of the Privy Scat, and that he will be replaced by Earl Roseberry.

St; PfiXiEafeßaea, September 3

The Czar left this city at midnight for Warsaw/ Strict secrecy was observed as to His Majesty's intended departure.

Vienna, September 2. Plot agaiaat loyalty. News has been received here that the railway train by which it was expected that-.the, King of Servia was (ravelling towards this city, was thrown from the rails during the journey. The accident is believed to be the result of a plot against His Mpjes* v's life. ' London, September 3. Mr Gladstone delivered a third and final speech on the events of the pasl session at Edinburgh lasi night. On this occasion the Premier's remarks were confined to (ho exposition of the Government policy in reiafion to (he reform of the franchise. Mr Gladstone's reception at Edinburgh throughout his visit has been of the heartiest character. London, September 2. * Crioket. ! The cricket match at Nottingham, between the Australian team and 11 North of England, vms continued to«day. There was again a go:d attendance of spectators, and fiats weather was experienced during itho day; the wicket was much cut up. Tbe first im.-ings of the visitors closed for a total of 105 runs* The Home team then went in, and remained at the wickets all day, their second innings closing for 235. The principal scorers were Barlow (b, 101) and Fiowers (o, 90). Tho Australiaus now require to make 242 to win the match.

(R ceived September 4, 12.4^ p.m.)

London, September 3

The cricket match, Australians v. North of England,.was concluded today at Nottingham, and resulted in a victory for tbe Hor»e team by 165 runs. Owiug to the bad state of the wicket, the Australians were only able to put together 76 out of the 242 which (hey required to win. None of the batsmen were able to make any stand against the bowling, which proved most effective on the cut-up ground. Tbe weather, to-day was fine, and there was a good attendance of spectators.

[Received Septeuibor 4, 11.80 p.m.]

An extra match between the Australian cricketers and" a team representing All England has been arranged for Thursday, the 11th inst., and following days, at Kensington Oral. A match for the benefit

of the Cricketers Fund will take place on Lords' ground on Monday, Joth inst,, between eleven of Smokers and Nonsmokers. Each si'le will be partly formed of members of the Australian team.