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... ideu and Styrienne Makcrfleid rndicap Steeplechase, Havdook—Fanoifai Eorlotown Handicap Hurdle, Haydock —Lillian Neel and Golden !• :rrow. All engaKemeuts-Filly by Enthusiast—Loo '3-yews). LATEST BETTING. London, 3.0. LINCOLNSHIRE HANDICAP. to erst F ...
... half price; must be sold, 8s each, 15t for two ; carriage paid.—A Bymuomh, 39, Victoria street, B.W. x soiled acased.—7Bs, Old Kent td.. London, Bole, LEAN-TO SHED beck —Apply. 411., 711. FOB SALE, Good DOG CAST.—Apply, Watts Bbob , 4. HoMell-atreet. Csmbridge ...
... favour. The victory hir Francis Evans at Maidstone, after Mr. Barker had been deprived his seat for fault his own, was largely accounted for this way. It is difficult believe that Maidstone, in the centre of Kent, has become strongly Liberal, any more than ...
... Salts bj CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET. Messrs Crain, Mo-yes and Wisbey Hold » bale of fat »n 4 store stock, hay, STRAW, BOOTS. *O.. EVKBY MONDAY, U o'clock. ALSO EVERY THURSDAY, THEIR CATTLE MART, ELY, At 12 o’clock Agents to Fire. Life, Hail and Workman’s ...
... occupation, be Sold by Auction, by Messrs Grain. Moyes and Wisbey, ON TUESDAY, dB?TrMKKB 24, 1901. b* direction of Mr T. H. Kent, who is giving up the Farm. Sale commencing at 11 o’clock Luncheon by ticket 2s 6d returnab'e to purchasers of £5 and upwards ...
... nations. The Duchess, had been presented with silver casket as a souvenir the occasion, next opened the new Art Gallery, with golden key, and inspected some of its treasures. Hi© Duke and Ductew. after receiving the Freedom of the City, were entertained luncheon ...
... Strives. Hnntr EVERY FRIDAY EVENING. REPOSITORY SALE ROOMS, EAST ROAD, CAMBRIDGE. A Quantity of Useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE BOOTS and Shoes, Table and Bed Linen, Curtains. Carpets Hearthrug*, Silver-plated Goods. Cutlery, Watches, and other Effects; also ...
... (Llttlepori).’ 3 Smith (Chatteris). * Under the will of the late Mr. W. R. Sutton, of the firm of Sutton and Co., carriers, Golden-lane, EC. the sum of upwards of two millions sterling has been bequeathed trustees for the erection and endowment of dwellings ...
... Isa for tiro carriage paid,—A BxvacOßS, 59, street, B.W. BATeJ —Men’s robber handle 3/5 each, soiled bat onaaed.—7B6. Old Kent-rd.. London. » R SALE, Good BOX CARr, suitable f®» a . ; baker —Apply, Eastmans. Ltd , Petty-cory, Cambridge. _ : “IHKEiiOLD ...
... evening Benjamin Kent, i farmer, of Shelford Bottom, was driving iorse attached to a light spring cart out of the /ard, when the animal took fright and bolted iown the road. Near the juunction of Hills-road he horse fell down and threw Mr. Kent and his lister ...