... DISCONTENT AT THE ARSENAL HULL STRIKE SETTLED. Although the Hull etrike has been settled, there are still no tramcars running in Edinburgh, the Leith dockers have nut returned to work, and there is serious discontent In three important departments of ...

... Attendance, 18,500; receipt*, £592. WEST HAM UNITED 1 ROTHERHAM « (Blackburn) Attendance. 9641; receipt*, £3C7. WOOLWICH ARSENAL.. HULL CITY - 0 Attendance, 14,000; receipts.£444. CARLISLE UNITED BRENTFORD (Rowell, (Bownvvn, Corbett) Altcn-lance, 2062; reccipts ...

... Norwich City. West Bromwich Albion v. Grimsby Town. Wolverhampton Wanderers V. Southampton. Bradford City v. Woolwioh Arsenal, Hull City v. Bury. Blackburn Rovere v. Middlesbrough. Bolton Wanderers v. Port Vale or Darlington. Plymouth Argyle v. Lincoln ...

... clear, waa compelled to let go the anchor. The Bhip was all day yesterday lying abont a hnndred yards of. from the Arsenal, her white hull occasionally discernible from shore, ringing her fog bell to warn away the vessels which, in spite of the rick, were ...

... Laurence iCrystal Palace and Woolwich Araenali, reduced to for Palace and XIII for Woolwich Arsenal; D. Gordon (Hull City and Southampton), reduced to for Hull City and for Southampton; A. F. Durrant fLeicester Fosse and Leyton), free trans• fer; L. Jarvis ...

... eases were d ea lt with:—W H . Lawrence ICrstal False. and Woolwich Arsenal/. reduced to tor Palace and LID for Woolwich Arsenal; D. Gordon (Hull and southatnplonl. reduced to £25 for Hull City and LIO for Southampton; A. F. Durraut (Leicester Fosse and ...

... Town v. Tottenham Hotspur (United League). Wellingborough, Wellingborough v. Woolwich Arsenal (United League). Hull, Hull Kingston Bovers v. Eradford 03.). Hull. Hull v. Bronghton Bangers ?? Ton TH_ Biood is Tn*_ Life.— Clarke's World- ...

... WOOLWICH ARSENAL SUCCESSFUL. r.'W have impron-d much «r Notts I For^t—they have been ono the •uooceeee - lh * 1 » ason: yot they woio unable beat Woolwich Arsenal, though the Southerners were without Neave, Kaybould. end tbe:r best forwards. It nr.ist ...

... E. Goa!s. ..--- The most surprising results in the Second Division were the heavy defeats of Woolwich Arsenal and Fulham. _ -Notts County and Hull City enhanced their chances of promotion, for both won their games. Clapton Orient made a capital fight ...

... THE LEAGUE GAME& WOOLWICH ARSENAL DEFEATED BY CHELSEA. Yost of the First League were of an interesting character on Faturda,v. Chelsea visited Woolwich Arsenal at Plummead and won • sternly contested tnatch by I goal to 0. thanks mainly to • tine display ...

... THE LATE CATASTROPHE AT HULL. The shocking deaths of Mr. and Mrs. Hentig, at Hull, the former of whom, after shooting his wife and child and setting fire to his house, destroyed himself, has produced fears of the most distressing nature as to she fate ...

... How, at Charing-cross Hospital, for analysis, the result being that it was found to contain arsenic. He asked the Prisoner's wife whether she bad taken arsenic fo r an y p ur p ose, and whether she could account for it being present in the vomit. She ...