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... candidates. Mid-Kkmt.—Mr Oatborne Hardy, the Home Secretary, presided on Thursday at a meeting at Maidstone, which the Conservative candidates for Mid-Kent were present. Mr Hardy spoke with great vigour and spirit. Tynemouth.— Lord Mahon has been invited ...
... A. F. IL Hollls, c and Davidson A. Page, not out Extra . Total for one wicket 73 KENT V. YORKSHIRE.—The return match between these counties began at Maidstone fine, breezy weather. Yorkshire made one change the Eide which drew with Lancashire, Lord ...
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... Wainwright, not out . 28 b Santall ! Extras 2 Denton, Lancaster, not out 21 j Total KENT V. OXFORD UNIVERSITY—In dull, hot weather this return game was commenced Maidstone. Oxford went in first at 12.5, and lost Warner for nine runs. Scores: OXFORD I*2fIVCRSITY— ...
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... Dammam LW a night shoat 19 o'clock, a edam who was going by the 12.80 train, whilst pm* along the embankment leading to North Kent Railway Btation. dropped what he thonght at the hiss to have hems* Sorbs. and In order to recover It, he, thinking that he ...