... LEAGUE. New Brompton v. Brighton United.—Result: New Brompton, 3 goals Brighton, nil. Gravesend v. Reading— Result: Gravesend, 3 goals; Reading, 1 goal. Played at Gravesend in weather. Swindon v. Warmley.—Result: Swindon Town, 5 goals; Warmley, nil; At Swindon ...

... AT THE MOUTH OF THE THAMES. Lloyd's Agency reports that the steamar Gravina, of Liverpool, for Antwerp, has returned to Gravesend with severe damage to stesi and bows. The captain reports having bn in col- lision about 7 this morning below Holeaaven, ...

... COLLISION IN THE THAMES. A collision occurred on Tuesdav Gravesend oil the Railway Pier. TW c5noonl_?,'t Matiana, of Calcutta, was proceeding^, river to her moorings when she struck the sail ing barge Emma Althorn, capsizing her ThI crew consisted of ...

... left Glasgow for Genoa 27th Ninian Stuart left Barrow for Newport 28th Lyndhurst left Barrow for Barry S. W. Kelly passed Gravesend for Newnort 28tli Blue Jacket left Gibraltar for Danzig 27th Red Jacket left Trieste for Constantinople 27th Saxon Briton ...

... cannot be transhipped, heavy sea; jettisoning commenced. Steamer Vernon, of Newcastle, from Briton Ferry, went ashore near Gravesend this morn- afterwards floated unass Ethelaida, for tish steamer Rotterdam, passed Cape this morning water in L bound for ...

... had received, retained his hold upon the other man ! until assistance arrived, when the man was secured and conveyed to Gravesend police-station with great difficulty. There he gave his name as James Wright, aged 68, a mariner, but refused his address ...

... A FIGHT WITH BURGLARS Two burglars began their operations soon after two on Friday morning at a Gravesend house under the surveillance of Police-sergeant Sage. The sergeant first observed them loitering, cnd, waiting awhile, he saw them enter Hope Villa ...

... Robert Ingham, of Shields, collided on Monday morning with the steamer Garthdee, of Aberdeen, anchored In the lower part of Gravesend Reach. The former sustained slight damage to her stem and bow, and the latter had a bulwark plate damaged, and starboard ...

... cement. Crew saved. The Majorca was bound to Pillau, and proceeded undamaged. The steamer Cleopateca, from New York, passed Gra,vesend at 12.30 on Sunday morning for Albert Dock, towed by two tugs, with boilers leaky. The*stearner Aira Force, from Whitehaven ...

... Swindon-Swindon v. RA. (Portsmouth). Sheerness—Sheppey United v. Chatham. New Brompton-New Brompton v. Brighton United. Gravesend-Gravesend v. Reading. SCOTTISH LEAGUE. Glasgow-Glasgow Rangers v. Third Lanark. Glasgow-Clyde v. Dundee. Glasgow-Partick Thistle ...

... Bay, badly holed fore and aft; all hands sav Steamer Matiana from Calcutta, collided ba Emma_ Hawthorn, from London, off Gravesend this morning. sank; _ boy drowned. Swedish schooner Tyree, as reported ded Kastrup and after- wards assisted wh = —— rrived ...

... leak has not been ascertained. She had a list to starboard. The tug Victor collided with the hulk Ambrose, moored below Gravesend. The former had stem and several plates damaged. The latter is Wently uninjured. A Narva telegram states that the Dutch vessel ...