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... 21 11 7 Canterbury Grand Week 227 3 North Men extra for 1872 10 0 0 Kent v. Lancashire match at Gravesend (less received on account of gate money) 36 13 3 Kent v. Surrey, at Maidstone, di 11 6 IC»nt v. Surrey, at liennington Oval 45 0 0 County matches ...
... truthful, and touching descrip. tions he cannot be excelled, and Golden Grain is the happiest of many happy and saooessfal efforts by this talented young writer. The Weidininster Papers (Kent and Co., Paternoster row) continue to maintain their position ...
... Canterbury Grand Week, £227 3s. sd. ; North Men extra for 1872, ; Kent v. Lancashire match Gravesend (less received on account gate money), 18a. Bd. ; Kent v. Surrey, Maidstone, ditto, lls. 6d. Kent v. Surrey, at Kenmngton Oral, ; county matches, £22 ; Assistant ...
... PUBLIC NOTICE! , HE Dover News Kent Echo being now A amalgamated with the DOVER EXPRESS* the Castle-street Offiee it now cloned, and all Orders should be sent to, and Moneys paid at, the EXPRESS Office, 185, BNARG ATE-STREET. Cheques and Post-Office Orders ...
... nWKAUST CHAMPION KOVEMBEE 26, W, 27, and AcUbc AcwMta: OoL Ooodkke, H. T. Erunwin, Kent, J. 8. Bland, H. P. Stockcn, 8. Swicburne, and & Lister, Gnin. Field Stewards: Meawa L. Kent, E. Gittus, P. W. Newman, and B. Ella. Flag Steward: R. Moody. Slip Steward: ...
... procession, headed by the banner of the Kent Agricultural Labourers’ Union to the railway station. A special train had been engaged take the party from Maidstone to Plymouth, at which port they embarked. The train left Maidstone aquarter to ten in the morning ...
... Mr Matton ne Fly (2). Strwken’s Shellout Wea: Mr ns Kunnywede boot Mr iset Kean, White us Baron Mickle beat Sir King John, SUK beat Mir bs 40 Prince, fF Cueveley’s Country Girl beat Mr Kent's Amuscwonut boat A: ms Dwarf. = Cantatrive beat Mi Bi Warra \ ...
... contractor. Barnard, Benjamin William, Leigh, Essex, baker. Bastin. Thomas Francis, Bristol, grocer. .: Batchelor, 'Mark, Maidstone, Kent. oilman.. Belcher ' Ben, Reading, Berks, cook. Sarah Marshall, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, confectioner: Bell. William, Breton ...
... HEDGES AND BUTLER SOLICIT ATTENTION TO THEIR DINNER SHERRY At 24s and 30s pea Dozen. SUPERIOR GOLDEN SHERRY (soft, generous. high-lisvoured) PURE Sr. =Lim/ 14s 18e 20s 24e 808 CLARET 36s SPARKLING ) 36e 42s 48e 60s 668 CHAMPAGNE MARSALA 20e Dmo. very ...
... train laden with emigrants of all tires and . male and female, who had jonrueyed dace quarter ' yesterday morning from Maidstone. Kent. am*H i'; *bip Forfarshire, which is start in a flavor J Australia. The ship left London days sgo • but emigrant* obtained ...
... Coats.—2B. CaUowhUl Street Panl-B. BOOT TRADE.—WANTED, CLICKERS, on Kip Work : and ROUNDERS on Men's Heavy.—Flook and Sons. Panlton. BOOT TRADE. — ROUNDERS, en Women's Best Work and Girls' Work.-T. J. Coe, 19, King BOOT TRADE —WANTED, FINISHERS, on Women's ...
... adjourned for a month. TaHe MEMBERS FOR EAsT KENT.—Mr. E. L. Pemberton and the Hon. G. W. Milles, the Members for East Kent, with Sir Henry Tufton and Sir John Croft, who unsuccessfully contested East Kent at the last general election, were present at ...