... KENT COUNTY CRICKET CLUB. NEXT SEASON'S PROGRAMME. On Thursday the Right Hon. lord Harris presided at the annual meeting of the Kent County Cricket Club at the Golden Cross Hotel, Charing Cross. The draft report was submitted and adopted. It detaile the ...

... In the East Kent League though Whitstable had special help for the occasion they had to acknowledge deteat on their own ground from their neighbours and keen rivals, Berne Bay, by 3 goals to 2. Sittingbourne and Maidstone met in the Kent League at Si ...

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... poultry, meal for dogs, G. E. Wakefield, Ltd., 39. High Street, Maidstone, Kent. 252.518. Superfex meal for game, meal for poultry, meal for dogs, G. E. Wakefield, Ltd., 30, High Street. Maidstone, ...

... between Robert R. Style, of Boxley Howie, near Maidstone, youngest mon of the late Mr. Albert Frederick Style. sad Grace Winifred, third daughter of Mr. sad Lady Grace Bailey- White, Wierton Grange, near Maidstone. Mr. Lwow* Hardy, M.P., bas left Snuffling ...

... ball was set rolling with a match betwien Oepringe and the Rangers Reeerve* and Monday afternoon saw the close with Maidstone bearing the Kent Senior Cup in triumph from the field. The former drew a fair muster of spectators who were awarded with a keen and ...

... clubs have previously held the cup. There were four matches in the Kent League. Maidstone and Folkestone met on the Athletic (hound. Folkestone turned up with only ten men. Maidstone were almost at full strength. the game started in a perfect delup of ...

... and defeated the home team by no lees than 6 goals to O. The clubs comprising the Kent Lesvos for the ensuing season are:—Ashford, Chatham, Dover, Folkestone, Maidstone, New Brampton Amateurs, ahem/ 14,iticl a - ...

... round of the Kent Senior Cup Competition will take place on the 24th inst., and will include the following tietii-3rd Kent Volunteer Artilleu_v, Tunbridge Wells; Crerfort Athletic v. ILM.B. Pembroke; Bromley or Elthain v. Chatham; Maidstone or Folkeetone ...

... Harris, is the of the Royal East Kent Yeomen, Is to be hung In the club-room. Mr. S. Brett (Adisham) was re-elected of the Association, Mr. W. L. Chandler, visewresident, Mr. A. Upton (Maidstone) trmiserer, Mr. C 0. Golden secretary, and Mears. S. Barns ...

... the bottom goal in the first half. The Rangers were early pressing, however, but there was no sting in their attack. From a boot up the fielu by Balcombe Swan shot out and shortly afterwards from one of Coliens' centres Barton put over. Luton then visited ...

... awaited with eager interest throughout the country.. . In the Kent Senior Cup Competition on Satur• day, Tunbridge Wells beat the 3rd Kent Artillery by five goals to two.. . In the East Kent League last Saturday. Whitstable defeated South Ashford Invicta ...