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... IMPORTANT SHORTHORN SALES IN KENT. On Jone 3rd Mr. Thornton will sell at Barming, near Maidstone, the entire shorthorn herd belonging to the Dowager Lady Howard de Walden, and a choice selection from the herd of Mr. Herbert Leney. Ihe herd at the Mote ...
... KENT v. GLOUCESTER. The opemßg day's play in thin match Mate Park, Maidstone, was alt favour the visiting side. Oloaceaterabire, after making a rather indifferent start, finished with good total of 218. This was compiled chiefly the floe innings Captain ...
... DREADFUL ACCIDENT ON THE NORTH KENT RAILWAY. On Friday afternoon a frightful oocurrence took place in the Blackheath tunnel of the North Kent Railway. It appears that at a few minutes before five o'clock a heavily laden ballast train entered the tunnel ...
... At the Kent yesterday, before Mr. Justice Manisty and a jury, Captain Clarke, member of a Lond.-n tirm of borsedealers, sued the Superinteudent of tbe Maidstone Police for damages for fal imprisonment. Captain Clarke was arrested at Maidstone Fair suspicion ...
... NOTTINGHAM. Managing Director. .. VtR. Thos. W. Charles. WILSON BARRETT'S GOLDEN LADDER COMPANY. TO-NIGHT and following evenings at 7.30, the New Drama, in Five Acts, entitled, THE GOLDEN LADDER, Prices 6d. 3s. Doors open at 7.0 ; commence 7.30. Plan at Farmer's ...
... Norfolk-street, Queen's Dock, Liverpool. Large Vaults, Smoke-room, Dining, end Coffee-rooms, 2 Uitting-rooms, and Bedrooms. Kent £170. Long lease, takings average £18 10s. weekly, good house, good reason for letting LelSeld, Hotel Valuer, Derby. 6081 c ...
... challenging Golden arter, won three-parts of length: neck ;parated the second and third. Bungalow warn fifth, and Novello last. COURSE BETTING .—THE DERBY. 4000 to 40 agst Old Boots, taken Old Boots, 1, 2, 3, taken CRICKET. GLOUCESTEESHLRE v. KENT. ...
... , Northamptonshire, boot upper manufacturer WATTS J., Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, boot uppel manufacturer WATTS J., Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, boot uppe* manufacturer COX J., Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, boot uppet manufacturer — ...
... the offensive,in lieu of the Maidstone Brigade, also snowed up, but without succes. In the evening, left to their own resources,the men got up concerts in th, ir several quarters. The operations between Chatham and Maidstone, which should have occupird ...
... Iron- monger and general dealer. m . IIJOMAS BARNK3, late of the Cambridge Arms Inn Wabßor. Kent, Ucenae.i victualler, and now of Mote roaJ, Maidstone, Kent, out ot business. WILLIAM MARSHALL 44, Form tain -gate. Mancheater. mei- chant and commisaion ...
... coetermonger who was icted at the last Kent amime for the murder of hie young wile (Jolla), whom killed with • poker, afterwards crushing in her skull with the of his boot, was , banged within the wall. of Maidstone Gaol tin Teem day morning. Berry acted ...
... Notts, v. Sussex. 25—Maidstone, Kuirey v. Kent. 25—Sheffield, Yorkshire v. Gloucestershire. 27 Lords, Rugby v. Marylebone. 28— Nottingham, Notts, v. Gloucestershire. 28— Liverpool, Yorkshire v. Lancashire. 23—Maidstone, Sussex v. Kent. Lords, M.C.C. and ...