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... NOT A CASE OF PLAGUE. I A Gravesend correspondent is reliably inforIlled that the suspicious case of illness in a mem&er the crew of the British India. steamer Golconda is not one of plague. A plague ease occnrred during the voyage, and as a precautionary ...
... THE on a eke CASE ON The Press Association Gravesend correspon- dent is trustworthily informed that the sus- picious case of illness of a member of the crew of the British India steamer Golconda is not one of plague. A plague case occurred during the ...
... advised of the impending arrival of the vessel in the Thames. The medical inspector of the Local Government Board proceeds to Gravesend. where all necessary action will be adopted by the port of London authorities. The patient is William Wilcox, of Uford, Essex ...
... Mary Hough, from Liverpool^wnd J. M. Strachan, for the Tvne, in ballast,collided on Sanday morn- ing in the lower part of Gravesend Reach. The former's stem and bows were damaged. The latter was struck on the starboard side near the forerigging, and was ...
... Assizes tenced Joseph Wright and William Brown, ticketof•leave men, who were convicted of a daring robbery at Hope 4 Villa, Gravesend, in September last, and also of maliciously wounding Police. constable Smith, to 12 years' penal servitude each, remarking ...
... Abchurch, for Copenhagen, has returned to Sunderland with machinery defective. The steamer Inanda, for Natal, has anchored at Gravesend with machinery defective. The steamer Ameer, before reported arrived at Liverpool after being ashore at Holyhead, will be ...
... from Leith for Baltimore. A Baltimore cablegram states that the American steamer Cape Charles has been burnt at Norfolk. A Gravesend telegram states that the steamer Umbilo, for Natal, and the ketch Raleigh, from Guernsey, collided below Holehaven. The latter ...
... circulp’éd in Ayles- bury that Sir George Newnes will ¢ the Libera! candidate for the present vacancy. The Press Association Gravesend correspon- dent is trustworthily informed that the sus- picious case of iilness of a member of the crew of the British India ...
... Bin Stockport—Stockport Cormty C^fc Vale. Bristol-Bristol City v. K^ding- prth End. Tottenham-Tottenham Hotspur t Gravesend—Gravesend v..New Bria LEAGUE MATCH ENGLISH JjEACMOTS MVISt *West Bromwich-West Bromwich A* North End. a Preston £ 'undetiand— ...
... Chesterfield. Sheffield—Sheffield Wednesday Reserves v. Heanor. SOUTHERN LEAGUE. Bristol—Bristol City v. Tottenham Hotspur. Gravesend—Gravesend v. Bedminster. New Brompton-New Brompton v. R.A. (Porstaoufch) Reading—Reading v. Chatham. Sheerness—Sheppey United ...
... Bolton Wanderers Reserves. SOUTHERN LEAGUE. Brighton—Brighton United v Reading. Bristol—Bristol City v Bedminster. Gravesend-Gravesend v Warmley. Portsmouth—R.A. v Southampton. Sheerness—Sheppay United v Tottenham Hotspurs. Swindon—Swindon v Millwall ...
... and had rail damaged, etc. The Lucas had port quarter damaged. Both are now anchored in the Downs, The steamer Ardmore, at Gravesend, reports that she spoke the steamer Orlando, of Hull, from Chrisliania, 90 miles off Yarmouth on Monday with boilers leaking ...