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... Barton-on-Trent Barnstaple v. Kent Wanderers Carlisle v. Durham City Dewsbury West Hartle- pool MlcUael’s v. South Leeds Gloucester v.OldMerchant Hartlepl Rovers v. Barbarians Lnddendenfoot Llanelly r. Penygrni* Maidstone ▼. Thaaet Wanderers Northern ...
... B. C. W. 8. Ooolin*. and CottonU. forwards. It ia not often one attack eompmad sweh lot of speedy men and such biy nns to boot. cannot fail to vary interesting. Moat our clubs Saturday ware engaged Cap ties, aad batter weather for three could not have ...
... most mjoyabls one fom all accounts, and I only rsgrstthat I was net able to do” Kent, Surrey, and Gloucester. Last weak I had aa opportunity of drawing attmtim to the Kent match, and rim to tea opening atags* at tea Somy encounter. At tea time 1 wrote ...
... squeamishly inclined on such subjects. It has been said (hat C. F. Bar Jen had retired from the path, but turned out at Maidstone during the holidays, where be is alleged have beaten the half-mile tinder path record by But it strikes me no one knows what ...
... unlucky than was generally thought to be ruled out of the Cop. it appears that H'Culloch during the first half played in “legal” boots, but at half-time, because they were not too comfortable, my informant says, changed them for another pair. Ur. Wall's attention ...
... 0; J. J. D’OUer, Civil Service 8.C., 910, 0; E. J. Brown, West Kent 8.C., 280, 0; W. B. Tanner, West Kent 8.0., 280, 0. Tyler led the end of mils, but two lap* further Esst was in boot, and all the others haring retired or fallen, these two had the finish ...
... good open play khowu. am inclined to think the Kent forwards were little the batter, but there was not much chooee between them; behind, however, the dllfcrenre wa* i.iosc marked, and no wonder, cooeldenng Kent were plaving Roweell and Pegnn, two Blackheath ...
... possible for them to be, and most of the players had big blisters on their feet with the studs forcing their way inside the boots. pitched up the fourth. Jones sent it with terrific force just wide of the bowler. Para jumped up, stopped the ball with his ...
... Sittiagboarae beat Favenhaiu by six goal* to none, Ola Wilaonias* draw with Old Westminston Second (two each). Old Craniaigfaan* boot Hampstead five goal* to two, Marvian* bast Upton Ivaaho# four goals to one, and Maid* too* best Roc has ter by six goal* to ...
... deTOM alike of Cocnse Brandy, and of the proved health-clring propertlee of the famed Kent Morelia Beport deceptive anbatltutei to THOS. GEAXT ft BOSS. Maidstone- 1. ADVT.] Unnin Cathartlmm Pills, acreeably aperient, 9W . 13) ...
... Manchester. Lancashire v. Kent Brighton. £-41 Leyton. Essex v. Leicestershire Sheffield, Tort*ire v. Anstialians Southampton. Hampshire v. Derbyshire 2~4t Northampton. Northamptonshire v. Durham 2“ feeds, Tork'hlre » Kent Leicester. Leicestershire v ...
... couple of miles, in which some good men have entered—including E. W. Parry, I). S. Duncan, of Edinburgh ; Sellars, of Leeds; Kent, of the Southampton !farriers, and at present residing in Sunderland, and others.—The North-Eastern Football League have now ...