... free for stamps from OSBORNEj BAUER CHEESEMAN, 19. Golden Sauare, Regent Street, London, W. Where a large assortment of Mounted Bottles can be obtained. MAIDSTONE OPEN LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT MID KENT CHAMPIONSHIPS. SANCTIONED BY THE LAWN TENNIS ASSOCIATION ...

... ON TO THE LORD MAYOR The Lord Mayor, when he received the freedom of the Borough of Maidstone, was presented with a gilt casket. The Arms of the Borough of Maidstone appear, enamelled in proper colours, on a shield surmounting the lid, below which is ...

... night, and, judging from the booking, a tremendous house may be expected. The Middlesex goalkeeper. Bound the Kent goal. MIDDLESEX BEAT KENT BY 1 GOAL TO NIL AT RICHMOND. Winter by the Lake of Genera. A toboggan at Moritre.vx. ...

... Foot foot foot foot sloggin' over A rica (Boots-- boots-- boots-- boots, movin' up and down again _ There's no discharge in the war Don't don't don't don't look at what's in front of you (Boots boots ...

... dollars for the quarter, have fallen away in the general dulness. We deal with the excitement of the week, in the shape of Kent Coal, more at length later on. Grand Trunks. There is a considerable bull account from the provinces in Grand Trunks, and those ...

... . Second Lieutenant Archibald John Corlett, of the East Kent Regiment, also killed in the fight near Brakenlaagte, was a i-on of Mr. John Corlett, of Charlton Court, East Sutton, Maidstone, Kent, proprietor of the Sporting Times. He had served right through ...

... Current Games, Sports, and Pastimes. Sir John Llewelyn. A Welshman born and bred, and Swansea by every tie to boot, there was something particu larly happy in the presence of Sir J. T. D. Llewelyn in his capacity as president of the Welsh Rugby Union ...

... Alexandra will leave for Copenhagen, in order to spend some weeks with her beloved father. rpr j-r The Kaiser seems to have won golden opinions Denmark during his brief visit to Denmark. His Imperial Majesty has very charming manners when talking to those older ...

... Burnham, and when the final count was taken it was found that Hayling had 27 supporters and Burnham 29. The summer meeting of the Kent County Club was held at Chislehurst on June 8th. Mrs. Stanley Stubbs was in great form, and secured the Scratch Prize with ...

... had trod in blood of the murdered lady is a suggestion that the hounds hunted the boot, not the clean boot, as it is absurdly called. In fact, they never do hunt the boot when they follow a man, but are just as competent, or the reverse, to follow a man ...

... Mr. E. N. Kent was performing in precisely similar fashion against the same foe. He was playing for the Quarterly Prize, and as he took two holes from his formidable opponent, I am not at all surprised that the prize went his way. Mr. Kent's success is ...

... boys in Mr. G. B. Phillips's Puss in Boots pantomime, at the Broadway Theatre, Xew Cross, is not only one of the handsomest and most shapely young ladies on the British stage, but is very bright and clever to boot. Both as actress and singer she has rendered ...