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... BOOT SALE Th' They cause groat quantity corn to spent, lewdly drunkeunees. Poor men spend their time and money by long sittings, without regard of wife and children. They outbrave the excellent wisdom of the High Court of Parliament. __ They outface the ...
... • Youth in Kent Football By MAN OF KENT I f ATCHED thus early in Cup strife. , t 1 several Kent League clubs were speedily relieved of their interest in this season's F.A. Cup struggle. With defeat went vain hopes of a golden harvest and possible exemption ...
... THE LURE OF KENT SOCCER Higher Level of Playing Strength is Now Being Foretold By MAN OF KENT WHILE the struggle for existence in Kent Soccer continues, only Chatham have fallen by the way. The County Senior League has increased in numbers. and it is ...
... place in the Kent League table. fortune in the way displacing Sheppey and taking as well their et i.ete money. title, recently held, of top scorers. Kent's dandy team I notice that Cook hao at last found his Nn now turn its shooting boots. Five goals ...
... There nut. fragment of charlock was already in no evidence at all of what lit,._ e 'golden flower. on our minds except, outside a Beyond the city, where soldiers were ' Golden Lion, a grey motor-nus i sheltering under hedges, silently waiting standing with ...
... KENT SOCCER OUTLOOK: Rangers Sign RISE OF ASHFORD Canadian By MAN OF KENT Ice Hockey Star '—' IIRPRISE looms large in Kent Soccer today. Results are no longer c u t and dried, and hardly a game can be i taken for granted. Gone is the B GEORGE GRAHAM ...
... demanding £2O with menaces from a widow of 75, whom he accused of poisoning her husband, Leonard Ward Davies (27) was at Kent Assizes at Maidstone. yesterday. sentenced to 12 months' imprisonment. Hilbe state h ry st s a aid that w hat o t i . for M 1 15a j v ...
... FIELD OF KENT FOOTBALL Sheppey at the Top of the : Saturday's Cup Ties. Several of the leading Kent League were otherwise engaged over the seek-end. blictipey had covered themselves with a couple of points at the expense of the R.N. Depot on the• Wednesday ...
... Hardy & Willis GREAT OF BOOTS &SHOES NOW PROCEEDING BOORS RECEIVED. The Fernley Controversy. By W. Spier'. 44. not Stockwell fl. Century. July. II- 'ld' Poems and By A. J. Willett& Manchester Printing Co. Its Production and Hem By Sydney Fawns. The ...
... course, the usual Weeks' at Ton bridge Tunbridge Wells, Maidstone, Canterbur , and Dover. The fixture* at Canterbury this year are with Hampshire, as before. and Sussex in place of Notts. Kent have come to the end of a long list of benefit matches for ...
... DISTINCTION FOR KENT. FIRST INNINGS LEAD OVER YORKSHIRE. COLLINS I I RT AND TAKEN TO HOSPITAL. From Our Special Correspondent. TT Is so rare for any to get the ' better of Yorkshire. even to the extent of • first innings lead, that Kent must have felt ...
... 12th ITC (Canterbury 1 (a) Maidstone. V. Uw_yn SUMAS nall XV 3.15) Heath R A.P XV 1. V. Wasps. Pensance-NADM 9 04 KENT AMATEUR CUP-Final: Stepper v Pontypool r Onus aL9I. Wooiettch Polytechnic rat Rametate. 3.15) •• KENT LIIAGUS SUP.-81sorks • WM V. ...