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... Viscount Deerhurst stated yesterday in respect of boots supplied to a Yeomanry regiment, that after a route march in wet weather one could practically put one's finger through the soles of many of the men's boots. The assistants under the Otley School Board ...
... cricket gossip will be found on Page Five. KENT V. SURREY. (BY OUR PRIVATE WIRE) 1902 result: Kent, 339; Surrey, 139 and 59. Kent won by an innings and 191 runs. The weather was decidedly unsettled in Maidstone te-day, and it was found quite impossible ...
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... again, and aske if I am quite cor- Native Born. i when I-say that Kent do not fol- low thé native-born qualification so strictly as they are popularly supposed todo. My statement is that Kent do not encourage the system of importing players, but that they ...
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... LEAVES FROM MY mVOTEBOOK BY “OLD EBoR” me I understand thet Yorkshire’s mated Yorkshire with Kent in the hop county next sea a son will be played at Maidstone. Th RECTOR’S WI SUIT MUSIC TEACHER'S REMARKABLE EVIDENCE. STRANGE INTERVIEW: HIS LORDSHIP ON ...
... Domestic Street, Holbeck. Sapper J. Emmott (23), labourer, 10, Leamington Ter- 4 race, Sapper G. F. Frosdick (20), labourer, 25, Kent Street, , Ellerby Lane. eeds. ‘Sapper Hudson (21), bricklayer, Leamington Ter- race, i ‘ttle (24), labourer, 5, Macaulay Street ...
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... times made over a hundred, while among his other scores have tieen and 66, and when Essex collapsed dismally against Kent at Maidstone he was only man who upheld the butting reputation the team. S. M. J. Woods is a wonderful cricketer. .Earlier in the ...
... 1 Gill, absent injured 0 Extras It Extras Total 173 Total KENT V. PHILADELPHIANS. Previous tour : Result of match played Maidstone, July 26, 27, 28. 1897—Kent, 404; rhiladelphians. and 277. Kent won by an innings and nine runs. Delightful conditions favoured ...