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... = SMALLPOX ON-BOARD. I The steamer Georg arrived at Gravesend this morning from Liban with 43 Jewish immigrants on board. The port medical officer found three cases of smallpox on board, and they were at once removed to the Hospital. Others were landed ...
... number of clubs represented. Kent v. Gloucestershire. GUAVESEND, Monday.-After a line night and early morning rain set in at Gravesend soon after 10 o'clock and continued until about midday. The prosoect from that point began to brighten, aDd the umpires on ...
... over Canada. As the screw steamer Alliance, of Aberdeen, trading between London and Liverpool, was getting under weigh off Gravesend on Saturday, the captain, Robert Parry, who was on the bridge, was seen to stagger and clutch the rails. He was led aft by ...
... W. G. Grace, who won the toss, and naturally chose first innings, had at his command nine of the men who had played at Gravesend, De Winton and Hale giving place to C. Champain and Roberts. The Notts XI. was the same as that which drew with Middlesex ...
... Davenport 24 J. Gunn lbw b Stoddart 12 Guttridge e Stoddart b Davenport 11 Wassnotout 4 19 Total 237 Kent v. Gloucestershire. GRAVESEND, Wednesdav.—Gloucestershire having lost five wickets for 171 runs last night against Kent's innings of 385, resumed batting ...
... lot more before I have done. To start fair then, my name is not klidships at all, end 1 was never further in a vessel than Gravesend is all my Ilfe. bky name is Tosser, and at present lGm oat of employment. I might, have been a =Zin the tires of Spendrift ...
... I TO-DAV'S. CRICKET. I Kent v. Gloucestershire. GRAVESEND, Tuesday.—Yesterday's cricket, cur- tailed as it was by the morning's rain, resulted in Kent scoring 265 for the loss of two wickets, Mason (152) and Patterson (89) being the not-outs. On resuming ...
... and before stumps were drawn on the second day one wicket was lost for 11 runs. Bright, summer-like weather prevailed at Gravesend for the Kent and Gloucestershire match. Kent did very well on Monday, and, thanks to some admirable batting by Mason and ...
... 156 behind, they had follow on. and thli dose of the second day's play had compiled 109 the expense of four wickets. At Gravesend, Kent continued their ...