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... and a hook for the best song, Florence Danes , for the rendering of The LifettoaL 'May Golden, Maud Golden, Beatrice Max, Edward Green, George Brest, Charles Kent. Netta Harris, and Mary Ruildiell were awarded consolation miles of books and money. During ...
... THE POPULAR INSTRUMENT OF 71)-DAY. sT F.P.) It I' not unlikely that the twentieth century will develop into a kind of golden age for mule. If the movement 7nas become popular. it is simply because the stream of proem has deepened and grown in force. All ...
... statemeet n. to fflist Match. Mr. move') the aaoptiOn of this report. which was mew& KENT AND K4SEX FISHERIES. F. J. Beadle waa re -appointed • Kent member of the Kent and Fesex Fisheries Committee. BRIDGES AND ROADS COMMITTEE. This committee reported ...
... life idleness. • • » Barnsley threw away, expected, any outride chance of success against the Villa agreeing for substantial golden solatium to visit Aston. Hero, North Greenwich, the margin was ono of three goals, viz., 4—l, toe home side gaining lead against ...
... Hertfordshire. Penshurst, Kent. P rior Park, Bath . Ragley Hall, Warwickshire. Renishaw Hall, Chesterfield. Risley. Rous Lench Kedleston Hall, Derbyshire. Kentwell Hall, Suffolk. Leighton Hall, Welshpool. Linton Park, Maidstone, Kent. Littlecote Hall, Berkshire ...
... O. Jukes’s Ida HI. Cspt. Gore Ij»nytor’s Mcmdoneb Fitton 6 Mr M. B. Pisxey’s Golden Cabin Owner 4 Mr R. Wheeler’s Dancing Laddie Owner a Mr E. Woodland’s Owner 4 « The KENT HANDICAP sows, for four year olds and upwards; entrance octs for starters; second ...
... two relic* at a ta«t pace; Velum and Kurrenal cantered mile; Golden Wedding’, For Shame, Boomer, Salralch flUy, Boomer, Trevor, Charming Naocv. and the remainder of our tea* took good boot .of trotting and cantering ezerciw. Folkestone SAL VOLATILE, engaged ...
... English bare*. 3s to 3s 3d; wild ducks. 2s 3d: pintail. Is fid to 10J; tea). Is to Is 3d; woodcock. 2s to 2s 9a; snipe. to 3d; golden plover Is to Is 3d: black, fid 81. Russian game—Capercailzie, cock. Ss to 3s 3d: lien. 2s to 2* 3d: Is 3d to Is fid; partridges ...
... London Joint Stock «. Parr's Danmark Hill, London City sad XidionS v. Union acd Smith's ♦THE KENT LEAGUE. Shtingbourae, Sittingboorno v. Maidstone United ♦WEST KENT LEAGUE. fLONDON SENIOR CUP. SECOND HOUND.—KEFLAYKD HI. ▼. CASUALS, Tifttril PM*. Ilford («l«ctad ...
... wages £l2. all found; boots, cooking, or washing; good character from last situation required.—Mrs. Pruty, Hornchurch. Essex. 760 GIRL, strong, clean, immediately, as Plain Cook; country house; small family: housemaid and boots kept.—Bevingtou-Bmith. ...
... e YOUNG GIRL: about 14 to 1S: sleep out.—Applr. 17, Broadway, Ealing. 4070 NtTAstEb, YOUNG ionterstooiii-11 trueness: am, &boot esperienoe nem.- sary.— . ' The Coronet.' The Mall. Eabing. att3c WANTED. nog GApply IRL, sada light wok : ow baby: mall bonne ...
... every cause to be satisfied with the warm accorded them . , ( Lessee , Mr . Hart ; General , Mr . W . M . Hart ) . * Pwss in Boots has now reached ita final week here , Monday 2 Babes in the Wood . Tihe . lovef . y scenery , splendid ballets , and elaborate ...