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... 18 *Cray Wanderers at home Apra 3 44,4 5 4 Dever. away 11 Berne Bay, at home 18 Maidstone, at home 18 Bittlogboarae A, at bowie °Kent (tad Division) matches. SWANSCOMBE. Dee. 11 Brampton, at New 4ibeatliited. at Bwarseirombe W ...
... Cuses.—ln inter-county played ia London week between the rvpremetatisee ot Kent and Surrey. 100 on each mde, which IMP wom by Surrey with points againet Kent's 31i, we some in the Kent the names of Dr. Firth and Yr. L. M. of Graverend. Mr. Jarman was beeten ...
... rather several—of the gabs will be suspended, or they will have to mega the Kent Aesociation, and openly declare themselves professional. smelt • course la adopted, the Kent Ommety Association sill suffer severely. Thowdore, who wish Aasociation to be ...
... for any nnetakeo in the above The Proprietor. Of the FREEMASONS' LODGES IN KENT West-droet, Gravesend; seven Wednesday in October d i 483 Belvidere, ' Masonic Mall, Maidstone : second Tuesday in Dec. . 503 Temple ' Masonic hall, Folkestone 1 first ...
... FOOTBALL NOTES. KENT LEAGLTE.—First Diototoo. Booted op to April 22th Plsyed woe last goals. for II 11 I 3 61 23 13 Battalion l6 5 3 5 10 23 21 Folksitoss 39 19 16 6 8 6 47 SI 17 IS 7 7 1 $l.l 21 - 1 16 116613114•6 _ 14 1 16 84 3 DArisim. Played gaol& ...
... was handed into my custody at Rochester by the Kent police. He was then wearing the stockings, vest, drawers, shirt, and ! a pair of half Wellington boots produced. other articles I received from the Kent police at the same time. I told him the charges ...
... Gravesend and Milton Ae.oeLition. The society's preview concerts been en enthuniamtiezfiz patronized that we hope the - Golden Legend command the sum recognition. It certainly should do so, for the mimic is both varied and intereeting, and wherever ...
... witnessed this inter-county match. Kent had to lay one short during the first half, their centre half-back, named George, of the Royal Ordnance Factories, having been ordered off the held by the referee for not wearing boots in accordant* with the rules. During ...
... which Mr. Griffiths was concerned. He regretted the retirement of Mr. Golden. who had given very valuable aid to the association, and whose name was a household word in Grays.—Mr. Golden, referring to his retirement from the position of secretary, said he ...
... hod Thynne. To-day the Swans play their match in the anima division of the Kent League. May they win in a handsome manner. Ihehaps it is not known to some of my readers that Kent is the first county which has applied keine principlea to county Association ...
... United, at home. April 4 .. +Swindon Town, at home. II +Reading, at home. home. 18 .. Roral boot., at home. 18 .. Folkestone. away. 'Rent +Southern Pistena. to by Kent Committee. Mee matches 011 be with Northern teams during the NEW BROXPTON +Dead, at Ilford ...
... Rosslnn 0. Newtrent It, Motehewo'Xl 3. Stoke 2, Sheflii 14 United I. Sit inglnturne 2, F. Ikeotone 0 (Kent Leegite) Maidstone 3, Aotiford I (TAW Kent League,. 8.A., Poinemituth, 9, 0. Dna' , r I 4. Gray. Beeerves 0. St. Alba.. 2, West Herta 2. I7.ln•tr ...