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... Saturday. The home forwards, who were all Englishmen, could do anything but .core. They lost many golden opportunities, and the solitary goal conic from the boot of Andrew Wilson, who also scored the only point in the corresponding game at Roker last March ...
... Brooke Mirfield a firat-cltus carriage I'm side the other fell mils floor without his torn off him his and taken oft liis boots to way on to the station cab in which drove the Doctor MacGregor Lock wood-road thirty cuts bruises limbs body One medical ...
... Charles Payne publican of Maidstone wa© at Kent Quarter Friday charged with maliciously wounding Arthur Collin© at August 20th Th© defendant motor cycling home the main Chatham to Maidstone road stated that when near Maidstone half-a-doren who and used ...
... match to in innings the result that majority 281 runs To !ih runs in the innings Heigh in second 12 for 105 RESULTS having Kent Friday Yorkshire inter-county set for to definite Saturday the rain Warwickshire triumph scoring large v Somerset v in case ...
... eight in south-easterly at in Kent Maidstone and trial stated to have satisfao- tion LIGHTED GIRL’S MATCH DANGER TERRIBLE DEATH THROUGH THOUGHTLESS ACT lighted thoughtlessly thrown from th© top an eleeric Gillingham Kent death Monday a girl named Elsie ...
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... for their careers players arc: Mr A O Jones Notts (captain) Mr F L (Essex) Mr K L Hutchings (Kent) Mr R A (Sussex) Mr J N (Surrey) C Blythe (Kent) Fielder (Kent) G (Surrey) B (Surrey) Ilardstaff (Notts) C (Somerset) F Barnes (Staffordshire) (Yorkshire) ...
... keep the E FLS Sons The King's Southampton VALUE SILENCE forms of sport it is that dise sufficiently old saying silence in golden It is quite going talking like right the ferrets It a handicap of the rabbits on the alert in silence stand to if not to nostrils ...
... the better in “ His had improved his home scrupulously also the children and himself dressed in a suit and new overcoat His boots were brightly polished and above all had a collar a tie to complied with Mr Gillespie’s condition that he was not to enter ...
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... 15 members competed with 88 birds from Templecombe 140 miles Result subject to corrections: Beattie Eaton 1st velocity 869 Kent Bros Eaton 2nd 867 Beattie Long Eaton 3rd 856 Perkins Draycott 837 Beattie Eaton 802 J Stevenson Long Eaton 790 786 Sallis ...