OXFORD V. CAMBRIDGE CRICKET MATCH.
THE DEPUTATION OF AGENTS-
GENERAL TO EARL DERBY,
DEATH OF Dβ. SPOTTISWOODE
SETTLEMENT OF ANN AMESE DIFFI-
CULTY DENIED
CHOLERA STILL SPREADING IN
EGYPT,
FIGHTING IN AFGHANISTAN.— DEFEAT OF AMEER'S TROOPS BY REBELS.
LONDON,
June 27
The annual inter-University cricket match, Oxford versus Cambridge, was concluded to-day at Lord's, and resulted in a victory for Cambridge by woven wickets. June 28.
The deputation of colonial AgentsGeneral to Earl Derby, on the question of the proposed annexation of the New Hebrides, will wait upon the Colonial Secretary to-day. The death is announced of Dr. "W. Spottiswoode, the well-known printer and scientist, aged 58.
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3730, 29 June 1883, Page 3
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