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... KENT COUNTS' CRICKET CLUB. The unnual general meeting of the members the Kent County Cricket Club was held at the Golden Cross Hotel, Charing Cross, London, yesterday, Sir John Farnaby Leonard, Bart, (president), the chair. The annual report and statement ...
... KENT v. PHILADELPHIANS. Yesterday afternoon saw the Philadelphians again defeated, this occasion the bauds of Kent, at Maidstone. innings and nine run#. After strong lead established by the county Tuesday, the result was never really in doubt, seeing ...
... second plaee. It is owned by 'Mr. 'T. D. John, Cardiff. Mr. Walter Winans's (Plucklev. Kent) Golden Dream received the third prize-, and the same exhibitor's Golden Ray was reserved and highly commended. The class of mares or geldings 6imilar in age to ...
... KENT COUNTY CRICKET CLUB. A committee meeting of this county club took place at the Golden Crum Hotel, Charing Cross, London, yesterday, General Sir Bevan Kdwards, K.C.8., M.P.. presiding. There were also present Lord Harris the Marquess of Camden, the ...
... TO LADIES. IDEAL FOOD. ROBERTSON'S KENT STRAWBERRY JAM. A dainty Sample sent receipt of 2d. stamps for postage, JAMES ROBERTSON AND SONS, DROYLSDEN. MANCHESTER, Manufacturers of the Celebrated GOLDEN SHRED MARMALADE LARGEST STOCK IN THE NORTH OF ENGLAND ...
... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, * JM MARRIAGES- Golden Weudx* 6 !^ i. {at ft Bdkoess—Fibth. —On August 12th- J, Parish Church, by the Key. !>• *' 3, A William Burgess to Sarab Firtn- n Hunslet. tt'-^P-fli^l Lao>K-DoBSON.-August 5, ot Bee«* of ft Chapel, by tbe Key ...
... Cloud, Sir Frederick Roberts, Euphony, Golden Wings, Dainty, and HIGH-WEIGHT PLATE.—Ormuz, Old Boots, Lunar Eclipse, and Sea.i-I i.-.n WOKINGHAM STAKES.—Lactantius, High Commissioner, St. Simon of the Rock. Old Boot-, Cloudberry, Simonian, Seha«'.ian, Blavat&ky ...
... Stacey, Hotel. Doughs. BOOTS.— Wanted. Young Man Second BooU; wage* lOt. the week —Apply R. .M. Prali._Beechwood._Harrogate._ BOOTS idtMle-ham'.edl —Wanted, ateady. induatruma” Young Man: good reference*; about 22.—Apply Golden X-ma Hotel. Northallerton ...
... children occurred last evening in a house St. John's Koad, Deptford. The will has been proved of Mr. Samuel Bentlif,, of Maidstone, boot and shoe maker, who left personalty ' at £56,139. The Rev. C. S. Collingwood, Rector of Sonthwick, near Sunderland, died ...
... FOOD. JJOBERTSO N'S KENT STRAWBERRY JAM. A dainty Sample sent on receipt of 3d. in stamps for pottage. JAMES ROBERTSON AND SONS, DROYLSDEN. MANCHESTER, Manufacturers of the Celebrated GOLDEN SHRED MARMALADE NOTICE. VINCE, CITY BOOT STORES, 41, PARK LANE ...
... evidence against the prisoner was that his boots were said correspond with marks found the cushions the chapel. Cannon, who denied the offence, was discharged. MAIDSTONE AND ITS WATER. SUPPLY, 'the scheme of the Maidstone Corporation tor the j mtmicipalisation ...
... next to the GOLDEN CROSS. Penny Trams and 'Buses out of Briggate, going North Streetwwaty pais the door every few minutes. Railway Fare allowed (Return) to all Country Customers above £lO. Distance no object. ESTABLISHED OVER FIFTY YEARS BOOT BUYERS. ESSRS ...