... and Jack 44 'A Gleucituii .. ; ..:.. 7 ( 6 S' 6 Sees Bona .. ; ; 0 ( 91 ( 6 Golden Gate . ; .. ; 4 ( 06 . 0 Spitzkoii . . 1 ( 31 ( 9 Golden Feather .. 7 ( 68 ( 6 ijtaiilioct ! . 2 % t % Gordon Diamond 7 / 63 ili ...

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... Hereford—Earl of Coventry (Golden Horn); r., W. H. Cooke, Shelsey, Kings Worcester (Pardhouse). Best shorthorn.—J. Bruce, Inverquhonsery, Aberdeen (Denier Wellington) • r.. MM. the Queen (Rosalind. Best Buse: . — M ajor Best, Maidstone (Humbug ) • r., J. Godman ...

... Sussex first prize winners were Mr. C. B. went into the witness-box, and gave evidence, deny- I Godman, Horsham , Major Best, Maidstone; Mr. tog all the charges of cruelty, and attributing the Joseph Godman, Godalming. Other first prize quarrels and estrangement ...

... build from del 80 ton cutter for place Britannia, i a i Hl £ The Britannia, over y years. hes ' and c Ps and money THE MAIDSTONE EPIDEMIC. hoid fever were reported * bringing the total to TERRIBLE STRUGOGLE WITH A LUNATIC. ,% ■ _ on s Portsmouth* correl\ ...

... and 20s; goalkeepers' gloves. 2» 6d 5s 6d; boots—Stock 1000 dozen pairs to select from; new green chrome-cane shanks, unbreakable toes, 10s 6d per pair; lot 1300 pairs all-chrornc boots, purchased from a boot faeior earlier the season, cCered 6s 9d per ...

... . 21 c Loot, Walker c SWrer, Walker 3 Extras 3 Total 171 Total KENT V. YORKSHIRE (Cawtrrevrt Week.)--The ■realher was bright and > fine wbeu play was re. umed at 25 minutes past 11. Kent bad scored for wickets, and were ahead, with two batsmen be tot ...

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... stock needles and fittin,s for every kind of sewing-machine mane. SALE.— Great popular sale of the immense stock of the famous Golden Lamb. 278 Canongate; shirts, semmits, drawers, socks, mufflers, braces, silk scarfs, tweed caps, &c, record sale prices; blankets ...

... Prince lon, yrs, FtnUy 0 S. Flushing's Boot. 3 4ft Madden 0 Mr Swan's by Tristan—Nadine, 3 yre, lib .Purktos Betting—s 4 on Lanheme, 3 to 1 tle&ow, 6 • 1 Connie's Pet, 100 8 othera. fiEy made the running of E. Boot and | Prince lon going on into the straight ...

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... Henson 7 Extras 6 Total 187 KEVT V. YORKSHIRE.—Very hot weather prevailed at Maidstone when play was resumed at five mir.utei past eleven, before a fair company. Yesterday Kent had lost four wickets for 34, after dismissing their opponents for IS9. Easby ...