... Hill-Word's Deuce of a Daisy, aged..W 8 Mr T. Ashton's Ccmvamore, 5 Private 8 1 Mr. J. S. Jackson's Orris Boot, aged Armstrong 7 13 Mr. X. Kent's Pastmaster. aged W. Wood and 7 Mr. S. Hill-Wood's Bad News, Jtb W. Elsey 7 8 Mr. J. Cast's Belle Promes.se ...

... her rough little brothers for nibbing out the knees and elbow* of their jackets and trousers and kicking away the toss of boots. How would she feel if she saw them as she saw Ambrose? Swift tears fly to her eyes. She drops her handkerchief she draws it ...

... Ord' 9; Baker (G. P. and J.) Cum Pref. 15 0 15/3; Boots Cash Chemists (Western) C Pref. 21/3 21.6; Development, Harrod's (Buenos Ayres) Def. 7/0 7/6 Junior Army and Navy Stores, 14,3 14/0 15/0; Kent Coal Concessions, Kymx-h. Ord. New, 28/9; Mond Nickel ...

... Mary Cray Kent; 2. O. Hardee, Summerhill Lodge. Chislahurst, Kent. Orpington (jubilee, pullet).—l, A. C. Gilbert, North Bank. St. Mary Cray, Kent; 2. John Horn Fairmead High Beech, Essex. Orpington (spangled, cockerel).—! and 2 Mrs Alice M. Boot. Ro vena ...

... O' SIGHT. 2 30— Three-Year-Old Handicap: BLACK SEA. o—Stanford Stakes: MAIDEN AUNT. 3 30—Chatham Handicap: PARTICOLOUR. o—Maidstone Welter: SLOW LEOPARD. YESTERDAY'S RETURNS. NEWBURY. •Signifies slb apprentice allowance has been deducted. A-The WILTSHIRE ...

... . 0.1 16 —Rhodes bowled a wide in the first innings. Umpires: Tees Whitehead and A. Pike. THE HASTINGS FESTIVAL SUSSEX AND KENT v. REST OF ENGLAND. After providing some excellent cricket, the first match of the Hastings week was won by the England team ...

... Hide and J. Lillywhits. NOTTS v. KENT. AN EVEN DAY'S PLAY. 1899 result: Kent, 193 and 411 for 2 wickets (innings declared closed); Notts, 115 and 124. Kent won by 365 rune. A fairly even day's cricket at Nottingham saw Kent possession of tho wickets at the ...

... any other variety, pullet).— 1, T. H. Stretch; 2, O. F. Bates. Bantam (Sebright, golden, cockerel).—l, Mrs. Airey, Galpatc; 2, G. A. Bury, House. Bantam (Sebright, golden, pullet).—l, Thomas R. Jvemp, Urmston; 2, Mrs. Airey. Bantam Sebright, silver, coclcerel) ...

... cockerel- and 2, A. C. Gilbert. Wilmington. Kent. Jubilee, millet: 1, A. E. Gilbert; 2, L. Currie, Farnhoroujrh. Hants. cockerel: and 2, Mrs. Alice M. Boot. Surrey Spangled, rullM : 1. Mrs. Alice M. Boot; 2,' John Horn, High Beech, E?seT. Any colour ...

... could in » country where pasaporte and describe eva. where the stall , ~t,i n em are required, oi.old identify the man who kent it, All 1 , , )U ,,uv was that t—Russia, etm -iy. said Mormon. ''i' 'Vr nSfie sil'rc When w ere you first convicted of felony ...

... American- opened with a pood tcne. Steels : up. Amalgamated. Erics. Wabash. Northern Pacifies, and Canadian Pacifies 1 ;. Boots '-. and several others © : hut Xr-vv York Central were down, and Denver I'iefc-rence and Norfolk -.-. The market confinued ...

... ICO ; but Furness, Withy, and Co. Preference have declined 9.-, 10%. East- London Waterworks has dropped 3. 202 . 207 ; but Kent Waterworks has risen 2. 312. Although more hopeful tone has prevailed in the market for South African mines respecting the ...