... splendidly contested match was played between the Blue Mantle Football Club, Tunbridge Wells, and the Maidstone Club, in Dr. Monckton’s field, at Maidstone. Play commenced at twenty past three by the visitors starting the ball. It was well returned, and kept ...

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... lieu of a colts’ mateh, (wo matches should be played—ope at Maidstone and the other at Canterbury—Kent against sixteen and the captain of East Kent, and Kent against sixteen and captain of West Kent.—lt was also determined that the offers to ...

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... present available _/goo.—The Chairman called attention to the state of the road at Water-lane, near the Kemsing station on the Maidstone Railway. The water under the bridge, he said, was sometimes above ankle deep, and the passengers had to wade through the ...