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... WEST MIMI ICTCNNAL. THE WEST KENT HUNT. PUPPY BHOW AT OTFORD. Oa Saturday lark in lovely weather, the annual peppy show in connection with the Wort Kent Foxbons& teak place at the &mania, Orford. Them was a largo and fashionable company ineluding nnorerens ...
... Mr 7 7 7 7 G Covert yrs OFFICIAL SCRATCHINCS Mr T H Worcester II First Floriform First Meeting— Stakes July Meeting— B flRy Golden Bibury Club July Handicap II and KilgMss Worcester— Aralia Doon All in Mr Gunmafcer All in Red II All Mrs b filly Cormao Stakes ...
... apiece. Shrewsbury was asked to take part the match bat declined. GLOUCESTERSHIRE V. KENT. INTERESTING PLAY AT ASHLEY DOWN L. D. EROWXLEE IN FORM. The match with Kent, which opened yester; day at the County Ground, drew more spectators than any other home ...
... parlous condition of the commandos in the narrower limits of the northern colonies “Times” Mr H P Lane the Denuty Chief Constable Kent has been appointed to similar post in the Liverpool Force of £600 per annum Officer The yacht Witch arrived Portland on Monday ...
... June 1902 WIGHTWICK & 8a Cheriton Gardens Folkestone Kent 5660 Solicitors for the Executor TENDERS are invited for the Supply BREAD MEAT GROCERIES VEGETABLES & MILK for Volunteer Battalion Royal West Kent during the period of their encampment Shorncliffe ...
... delstcin. Moser, and Co.. Bradford, merchants—Heymnns Brothers. Croat Tov.er-ntreot. merchants—Ooodmau and Wilson. Kendal, boot and shoe makers—B. Hobgec and Co.. Chichester, seed merchants—E. O. Parry and Crockatt. Llandudno, uortlonyers—Hone and Pratt ...
... brown with patch of yellow back of the head and neck and another metallic green on throat What Wallace its “golden glory” consists long plumy of golden orange feathers springing from flanks When seen the time its love display “the bird of paradise really its ...
... RE v KENT Bain with between Gloucestershire Kent at though do: KENT 1 Sprv Hearne (A) 0 H b Seymour Board Board b OTV Weigall b Menu Huirh out 7 b Bindley 5 cHulfth Huiffh Mason 16 phreys b Huranhreys liftngdon Bradley W c 17 Spnrnobout 213 Kent 28 b ...
... Rain, and the old-time cricketer in the immaculate boots had scarcely bad the glutinous mud rem .ivcd from his shining footgear when, lo ! the sun bloke through and has held the field for seven golden days And the sea of runs has burst from its unknown ...
... of her brother's Boot John. It is not of the bootjack we wish speak, but of the marvellous line in Ladies' Real GlacA Kid Boots and Shoes, in lace or button, in black Glaoi, or very rich coloured tan Glace. Shoes, ss. lid.; Boots, Bs. lid. per pair ...
... walked out. Prisoner was suJbsequently arreeled at Portsmouth, having enlisted. STEALING BOOTS. Sarah Jan? 25, no occupation, was indicted the of steading two pairs of boot-, of the goods Freeman, Hardy and Willis, Ltd., at Dart-ford, on 11th June. Mr was for ...
... e and Kent were unable to proceed with their game after half-past three on Tuesday afternoon. The home county exceeded the Kent total by tsiebe, compiling 213, mainly through the efforts of L. D. Brownlee (103) and W. B. A. Brown in). and Kent, going ...