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... origin iu the South of Eugiood. By the middle the seventeenth century, (he game was known ami fairly popular at Maidstone and Winchester (Kent anil Hants), about this time frequently referred in literature. are told’that Oliver Cromwell was “famous for ...
... Mei. at Matthew's hurch, Lucy Annie 0' •. tteoree Albert Clary, both of -- - Golden Wedding. 11112M-11AMBEit. -At I.yndhurst larto on November :Oth. 1876. hy the W. John Kent to Margaret shumbor. Preeent addrese: Pikee Hill, , LYodharet. Deatlw. BATC NELDA ...
... these were missing. Hopkins, another seaman, had missed a pair of rubber boots. October 9 defendant went to St. Michael's lodging house and left a suitcase to which a pair of rubber boots was tied. He was also seen by another shipmate to be using the cigarette ...
... Alfred; 2nd j and r nnd he. Earl of Derb^.WM^ Surrey, Nero and Dipknna.; he. Hon Ralph , P. N«wiU, Maidstone. Confidence EL; c. Mr. G. White, Maidstone, Sirdar. Yearling bull.â lst, £7. and r and he Eari of Derby's Grand Duke and' Buxom Baron; 2. £3 ...
... Little hueinesa has been done, but holder* k**p firm in pricer, and are inclined b* ahy of otlbnng. WOOL.—At Canterbury market Kent rteecos per lb.: lamb wool. 7id ? ...
... ,” Cadmwn, they eel! farm implements and , poultry. September 23rd. the live «nd deed stock, at Golden Gutter Farm. September 24th, and dead slock at Kent** Farm. Minstead. Septem ber 25th, the surplus furniture and out | door effects Shorne Hill, Totton ...
... service boots, gained the Territorials a well-deserved victory after three exciting pulls. At the conclusion. the prizes were distributed by Lady Rostron as follows: Territorial detachment.—Best turned out N.C.0., Lance-Cpl. Caplin: Pte.. Pte. Kent: Recruit ...
... furniture and ehecta. Messrs. Fox and Sons are instructed sell by auction at Maidstone, on June lOtb, the residential and agricultural property known the Grange Estate, near Maidstone, Kent, extending to about 700 acres. At Bournemoiltb, on the 7th of Jane, they ...
... prizes the conclusion of the programme, the events resulting follows: Halt-mile fiat.—l, Private Bastock. London; 2, Private Golden, 15th; 3, Private Elderfield, 20fch. Long jump.—l, Private Williams, 22nd; 2. Lance-Oorpl. EKhali. 19th; 3, Private Hutchings ...
... Brook-lane, Botley, 15 tons. PULLED BOOT PRIZEB. Mange), yellow globe, 1. —Mr. Louis King, iJrook-lanc, 2, Mr. H. S. Dingle; 3, Mr. J. Luxton; h.c., Mr. F. Houghton, Durlcy; c. Mr. W. H. Lewry, Botley. Mangel, orange or golden globe.-l Messrs. Parker and Sou; ...
... British horn naturalised Bri- sh subjects : single men from to :to years age, of not less than :> feet bin. in height without boots, and not less than 38iin. cheat measurement inflated (stripped); thoroughly efficient in riding and shooting. For further ...
... ESTATE. Messrs. Fox and of Southampton and Bournemouth, Thursday, held avery successful sale by auction the Grange Estate, Maidstone, Kent, celling the whole of the property, including the mansion and nearly 700 acres land. The total purchase money amounted ...