... 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 ...

... v berrey Brlghtoa—Samcx v Kent . JULY 0. H*ll—Oltanoa Thomdoa Hall 4, Oval-Hurray Cl ah v Guy’s Hospital 0, Boothamp’oa—OcaUemeeot HaoUvOeeUmnof Dcvea 7. Lord*.—l ZlDgan aad Oomßsooa 7, Oravaaead—Surrey v Rant 7. Maidstone Rant Sjrrey (benefit of Fryer) ...

... Players !!: ~ ,l) 16. Lord's—Kton r. Harrow 18, Lord's-Middlesex r. Lancashire 11, Brighton Kent r. Nussez 18. Bath r. Hampshire 21. Maidstone-Yorkshire r. Kent 21. Lord's—M.C.C. Ground r. Hampshire 21. Manchester—Gloucottorehlre r. Lancashire 21. Kenniagton ...

... iUewd, WIWI BUilta, SKI SUSSEX v. KENT. After three day** hard cricket, the first match of : the seeaoD between fineeaz aad Kent ended on Setar- I day evening in drew, eoonsoosly in fevoar of the . former ooante. The Kent would here fared badly indeed had ...

... edoration among thevssrara The dee tors of Bust Kent applauded their nprraratatire, and neither parly seem wish sever their pol.thal connexion. The eaaoty of Kent seems nil dive with parliamentary orators. Maidstone’s representative, Hr. Buxton, bra delivered ...

... candidate was tiada from who had no conntctioi with Maidstone, and local influence. OaU other hand the Conservative candidate, far CourwAXXilt who has now bean elected, is the proprietor latge eefatea in Kent, and longs to the greatest territorial family tb ...

... Yorkshiro 86, Notts JUNK. 2. Hudilenßeld- Surrey Yorkahln 2. Lovd’»—M.C.C. and Grooad *. Kent 2, ». Sotta 6, Lord'a—Otct t. Under Thirty (Hamad'a bearflt) 6, D*»br—Kent ». Derbnhira 6, 1 meld—Notts. Cotta ». of Yorkshire 9, Oral—Surrey r. Olooraatarihlra ...

... fimt rate. Score 1. Jr B. SaTMtaa E Foater c and Ran- Bandon Swain o Boot A i. K Randan Hath.rtay c Anthony « Boot IS T Swain run out. I“ij ,I ...

... IfOTTS. Tbnbridge—Kent r. Oloueotenhirt. 6. Cunbridgt— Cambridge T. HOC tad Or b. Bradford—Torkahlr* r. 6. Stoke—Suffordthira lanrathira (2nd Berm). 9, Lord**—M.o.o tad Ground r. Dcrbjnhtra. 9. Brtatot-OLOUCBrrrasHIBB t. NOTTS. 9. OtUord—Kent ». Butt 9, » ...

... itore, averaging £4 12a 6d., and 606,849 payments to them, averaging £3 Bd.; the management cost £116.121 4a 31 KnmsH CBEaain.—Kent, caltsd the o*nls* of Knftwl BoUd for CLerrisa ; aad of all kind* the Morel sUads Bve-emiacßt tor richneve deticsey of flavoar ...

... Harry Jonest 11, Angel-row Market-pla-e, Nottingham. Sestesce or a Child to Pexal Sektttdde.—At the West Kent Quarter Sessions held at Maidstone, on Thorsday, before Ur. F. Espinasse, Deputy Chairman, girl 13 years of age, Emma Glassory, was indicted ...

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