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... KENT COUNTY CRICKET CLUB. Yesterday afternoon, the annual autumn meeting of the General Committee of this club waa held at the Golden CrorS Hotel, Charing Cro-s London. In tne absence of tho President (.Mr. William Hoare), I,ord Harris was in the chair ...
... MOTOR NOTES. A DAY' S RAMBLING IN KENT. By J. F. HOLLAND. What rare day in June— -fit for motoring.” The appendage the old quotation was, unfortunately, too well merited to need explanation. I w© had planned for day’s run to try out new carburrettor 16-h ...
... Welk. Kent. c vsTAtmR r-*-'nir»cancnt in food holel. m ftm 4irfe £« l £Si‘Ts? 5 ,o>l v»ft Youth krtw, wiadaw; *5 good ». ItoyTW Stwet. Ripow. hW ...
... and grounds HKADIHULBY'.—KeekIcDCb and -Rent MOORTO'W.N-Residence sod am*!] paddock Bent. ...
... He is elderly matt -bout years age, and rather poor appearance. was shabbily dreseod in jacket amt faded grey iwcod dirty boots, and cotton shirt. presented miserable but quite unconcerned appearance. He one rinsed hand on the roil the dock, and the held ...
... that they may assistance to tlx? authorities. THE MISSING GIRL KENT. The mystery attaching to the disappearance of young woman named I'enniall. belonging to Greenwich, has been solved the Kent police. It resolves itself into sad tale of a |*>or girl's downfall ...
... Great Oentral, London, N.W.; Miss K. H. Eiahardßoo, Fir Bank, Banchory, Kincardineshire; Mr. T. W. Dadd, Kent County Asylum, Barming-heatih, Maidstone; Mrs. E~. Yaugihiiun, St. Petmo, Coalville, Lines. ; ,Mt, J. Nicihiolis, 35, Haurteviile, Guieimsey; Miss ...
... 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 ...
... Gertrude Violet Morgan, Meesw. Ted Lowen. and J. hoy. ine •oenery and coetumea are meet pleaaiog. PUSS BOOTS AT THE GRAND. The Pantomime “Po** Boot#’’ which Meaars. C. and F. Ronad. Swim Eaprw* ■' fame, have produced for Mr. John Hart, the Hull Grand ...
... 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 ...
... DELICIOUS KENT CHERRIES. MADE FROM DELICIOUS KENT CHERRIES. MORELLA CHERRY BRANDY. QRANTS MORELLA CHERRY BRANDY. QRANTS MORELLA CHERRY BRANDY. QUEEN'S AND SPORTSMAN QUALITIES. QUEEN'S AND SPORTSMAN S QUALITIES. T. GRANT & SONS, MAIDSTONE. KENT. JAPPS’ COCOA ...
... experience, Charles Richards and sons. Imperial Box and Mui Works, Stalls WANT FID, all-round BOOT and SHOE MAKER, once; steady employment for good man. Skmmngrsve Boot and Shoe Depot. TiTEsSlid. W. W. and Co., Railway Saw Mills. Oonisbaro’. ■I-*- write follows:—“ ...