... THE ENGLISH CRICKETERS IN AUSTRALIA. Melbourne, Tuesday. The English cricketers under the captaincy of Lord Harris have played a match against eleven of New South Wales. The Euglish team went in first, but lost by five wickets. The weather was fine. ...

... ABOYNE. Cricket-Playing on the Ice.—One of the latest sources of amusement in these dull and stormy times is cricket-playing on the ice. The Birsemore pond being covened with a fine thick crust of ice, with pretty rough surface, offered a tempting field ...

... THE ENGLISH CRICKETERS IN AUSTRALIA. Melbourne, Wednesday.—The English cricketers, under the captaincy of Lord Harris, have played a match against the Victoria eleven. The latter won by eight wickets, the English having gone in first. ...

... THE ENGLISH CRICKETERS IN AUSTRALIA. Melbourne, Monday. The English team, under the captaincy of Lord Harris, have played three days' match with the eleven of Victoria, which was won by the Victorians, with six wickets to spare. The Australian eleven ...

... THE ENGLISH CRICKETERS IN AUSTRALIA. Melbourne, Thursday. The greater part of the English team, under the captaincy of Lord Harris, left here yesterday on their return to England. ...

... was passed on the boy. A tortoise which lias been in the family of Councillor Mearns for years, and is still as lively as a cricket, laid the other day three eggs. The Salmon Supply.—The arrivals of salmon in London during the week ending 26th March amounted ...

... capital of the group boasts three or four good hotels, a club, a first-rate mechanics' institute with a capital library, cricket, two boating and yacht clubs, a horse-racing ditto, rifle association, and a dramatic society. Mr Cooper's little book is ...

... the Senatus of Aberdeen University, held on Saturday, Professor Black was appointed commissioner to the General Assembly. Cricket. —The annual general meeting of the Hawthorn club was held last Friday—Mr C. S. Gauld, the retiring captain, presiding. After ...

... behind us Stories of some brilliant run' Stories that perhaps another, Sailing life with fruitless aim, Some Crosse Cricket brother, Hearing, ioius our manly game. Bouse ye, then, be up and doing ! Heads all clear and hearts elate ; Fame achieving ...

... THE ENGLISH CRICKETERS IN AUSTRALIA. SCENE AT A MATCH. i From spot ting contemporary we gather that th« English eleven played eighteen of Bathurst on the 31st of January. Owing to continuous rain on the second day of the match play could not be resumed ...

... ENGLISH CRICKETERS IN AUSTRALIA. The Sydney Morning Herald of Feb. 27th says Our English readers will be glad to learn that steps have been taken wipe out the disgrace of the discreditable attack on Lord Harris and his cricketers, or the occasion of ...

... encouraging expression of goodwill towards him as their pastor. J. F. Leith, Esq., M.P., has again become patron of the Mayflower Cricket Club, aud has added handsome donation to its funds. Baillie Smith, BsSllje Boss, and Mr Joseph Tennant, tKe Clothing Sob-Committee ...