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... CRICKET. CRICKET IN THE WEST INDIES. BARBADOES. Monday. The team of English cricketers who have arrangeH to play series of matches in the West Indies arrived here to lay. They were receive 1 with great enthusiasm. All the arrangements for the forthcoming ...
... CRICKET, ENGLISH CRICKETERS FOR THE WEST INDIES. Yesterday morning the members of the cricket team wfa« ttndertske a tour the West Indies left Waterloo Station for Southampton, where they embarked later the day on hoard the Royal Mail steamer Medway. ...
... ENGLISH CRICKETERS FOR THE WEST INDIES. The team of English cricketers that will tour the West Indies during the early spring is now, thanks the efforts of Lord Hawke and Mr R. S. Lucas, who goes captain, nearly complete. The departure will he made on ...
... 11th April. (Telegraphic.) Aden—The Tyne arrived and leaves on the 11th April for Sydney. (Telegraphic.) North America and West Indies Letters from Comraander-in-Chief to the 27th March—The Blake (flag), at Bermuda, will await arrival of v ice-Adirjra,l Erskine ...
... THE ENGLISH CRICKETERS IN THE WEST INDIES, (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) SX. LUCIA, Saturday. Mr It. S. Lucas’ team of English cricketers to-day concluded a match agair team representative of this Island, Each side plaved twelve men. The ground which ...
... Franco and the Republic of San Domingo certainly discredited here. During the recent visit of the f rench Admiral to the West Indies he a 3 most cordially received by the President of San Domingo, and reported the fact in due course -°, bl 3 Go T® r rnent ...
... AT DARTMOUTH. On Saturday night the steamship Naparima, one the mail steamers running between London, Dartmouth, and the West Indies, put into Dartmouth, homeward bound, and landed the crew, nine all told, of the Russian schooner Kadwick, which foundered ...
... Office yesterday, and u|>on him the injury being done to the landed propnetors. merdianta. and native populations of tho West Indies the bounties given sueor production on the European Continent. Mr. Chamberlain promised lay before colleagues the views ...
... The poor lady boro up bravely, and for the present remains at Devonport. Me. had served the West Coast ed Afrtev, the West Indies, and the Channel Squadron. Oar writes: Huf*t Watiow. the nival wnter Aoorn. who «a« drowned by the that vessel’s whaler ...
... Bertram Tivy, died on Tuesday afternoon from complications following an attack of measles. He came to Dartmouth from the West Indies, and, ...
... end Western busine.-s has been fairly good. Botnhoy 7s and Colombo 8s 6d are better than last week. Aden was fixed 7s 6d. West Indies has been done 7s, and River Plate at Bs. Ratos for Las Palmas were from 5s td. Home business has been fairlv brisk, but ...
... daughter a former vicar Idanrug. Carnarvonshire village. Upon (he dialh her first huaband. Mr. Wet borne, wealthy merchant the West Indies. Mrs. ralwned bumf to Walre. where she attracted attention on accour.c her remarkable ideas. she sold her twtatc in Llaorug ...