The Archive · 1888

The Vote of Censure

London, 27th June, The House of Commons rejected Mr. Morley's motion for a Vote of Censure by 362 against 273.

The Youngsters of this Settlement began their match at Cricket against the Rest—that is, the players who had been two yeara re—on Saturday, and fairly astonished the public by the scores which three of them, the only ones who went to the wicket, made. Orman scored 117, Moule 102 and S1€D8 Wickham, not out, 60. These three players wye their opponents nearly five hours of fielding, and we believe such a display of good cricket was never before seen on our ground, has been begun at Chinkiang in fields hear that the cultivation ofthe poppy to the Settlement. The experiment LX on a lo this ib its Jock healthy, their heads are ies, and if the experiment succeeds, a great develop-iment of the cultivation will take place next year.

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