Maurice Read, of the English team, fell quite in love with the Hobart climate and scenery, and declares that ho has at last found a better place to live in than Eng land. Tho team's visib to Tasmania had a yreat effect on them, and on returning to Melbourne they declared themselvoe fib as the proverbial fiddle. There is every probability of an Austra lian eleven visiting England during the present season. It will be merely a scratch team, and will play minor matches in Eug land, Ireland and Scotland. The members of the team do nob intend to seriously test the question of supremacy between Eng land and Australia. The eleven will in clude Trumble, Ferris, Murdock, Spotforth, Garretband Woode.
