ing Home London, Sept. 16.
There were 7,000 spectators at a jone-day match at Carlisle to-day! between Mr. G, Palmer's Eleven and the Australians. The weather was fine, and the wicket good.
Mr. Palmer's "Eleven declared after they had scored 197 for the loss of 5 wickets, Holmes, of Yorkshire, making 94 (not out). Richjardson took 4 wickets for 67. The Australians scored 207 for 4 wickets, Macartney scored 106, Australian Team's Last Match Sept. 18.
The Australians played their final match to-day at Forres, Elginshiro, when they met a North of Scotland team in a one-day game. The Australians won by 289 runs.
The North of Scotland eleven batted frst, making 96, Malley tak ing 4 wickets for 31 runs and Everett 3 for 12. The Australians] scored 385, the principal scorers being Andrews, 61, Ryder, 92 and Everett 77. Bowden took wickets for 76.
The majority of the Australian] team is: leaving for America on October 1, en route for home—Reuter.
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