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... effective. -Kent has not been showing very grand form at Mote Park, Maidstone, Yorkshire beating the County Eleven by 251 runs. For the Northerners Bates marked ioS in his second innings. The largest score for Kent was Mr. Patterson's 30.-The men of Kent fared ...
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... About 300 pairs of boys' boots were supplied in the course of the year at this price, and a smaller number of girls' boots. The committee had ordered that no more of these boots should be sent to be repaired, but that new boots should be supplied when ...
... Blake's G ipsycraft, 4 yin ?? 1 t 1l 0 Mr. WWood's Golden Star, 4yrs ?? Behan 2 10 0 Mr. 3. Howard's Tarife,, 4 yin. ?? Itharm 0 Betting: 9 to 4 on Gipsveraft, S to I agst Tarifa, and 6 to 1 agst Golden Star. Won by a length. Tar-ifa fell. A HUJRDLE RACE ...
... Reports of matches played on other days to be sent in with as little delay as possible. KENT e. YORKSHIRE. This return match was resanied and concluded at Mote Park, Maidstone, yesterday, in brilliant weather, Yorkohire being defeaed by 64 .runs. On both srdes ...
... Charlie, Th Cona, No Name, Qulbble. Sunshine, Fire King,W'eatlier- brid cock, Fluster, Edison, Patage, Keeper, Eau de Vie, Ia, Golden Pip pin, Friday acid Refinement. Expected: cji hie Southasa, Cumberlan, Arab Lad, Society, Peter, ear Pennion, Scamp, Henglest ...
... Blaokheath ?? 2 Maidstone ((+iles) - . .. . . Alsomrn-Corybantica, Lemnaire; Axminster, Wainwright; Nike, Olasveings; 41fryth. Betting-2 to 1 agst Nile% 6 to 1 osgst Ax- Minuster, 7 to 1 each agst Corybantioa. Dlaek- heath and Maidstone, 10 to Ilb~i Cornist ...
... CRICKET. THE CAN'TERBZIY WEEK-KENT V. AUSTRALIANS. I Yesterday's cricket at Canterbury was of a remarkale character, and the whole aspect of the gam chnes Imuch so, indeed, chat at present, the chances aeali aor1F of Kent. The Austcralians. with six of ...
... Lincoln a a Canon, Maidstone has allied itself to a Spencer, o which our grandfathers would have said wan an excellent D gaiment when going for a Ryde, which, by the way, has o got a Cobnut-surely more appropriate to the county D town of Kent. Several towns ...
... ttenrell .. 7* 42 :3:I- r ?? 22. 11. 29 .1 S, e -.m . _.35 3. .21. .39. .1i2.1.2. KENT v. LANCASHJR Lancashire gained a brilliant victory over Kent in the return match at Maidstone yesterday by eight wickets. Overnight the game was left at a very even stage ...
... Imatch at Maidstone with Kent, whom they sac-t L ceeded in beating by 204- rans, thanks mainly to the~ howling' of Barlow and Nash, the Birat-named at~ 'taking in the 'second innings of Kent 6 wickets for 20 runs and the latter 4 for 26. The Kent made Res] ...