... ladies' classes Captain Percy Hastings., (2nd West Kent N. Farmer was first for centre niece, Regiment): Morocco caese for telegrams. Mies D. Boosted for epergne, lady's spray, F. W. Coo date Sergeant West Kent Regi- and gentleman's buttonholo. In the clew ...

... Lient.-Col. Harrison, case of four silver salt cellars. idaiditsos. August b. KENT V. NOM. Total (8 wkte.) 413 Innings declared closed. Oates and Wage did not bat. KENT. First Innings. E W. Dillon, c Oates b .T. - Gunn 10 Hearne lA.), c Hallam ...

... CA NTER TIVRY WEEK. KENT v. WOHGTSTesnoc--- The Ladies' Day at Canterbury proved a ble sueems. No great amonnt of sunshine favoured the occasion. but the day was always fair and the air genial. while the light clouds, if they robbed the scene of some ...

... difficult wicket. Two days’ play vas sufficient at Gravesend to enable Kent to beat Somerset. The wicket became terribly dificult on Saturday, and the lead gained on ihe preceding day by Kent, when they declared, was enough to give them the victory. Naturally ...

... than the hitherto faetest boot. in South London.administrators the trust. As t matter They had not noticed that anything did net come within the ordinary duties of a !Compared with the Victories and the Empreee. At the Maidstone Police Court last Thurs ...

... baa purchased Matthew from John for £3OOO and a contingency, with a view to winning the Grand National. Tbe son Tacitus and Golden Lorka has loft hia Irish training for Winchester, to be trained Sentence. Racnso Brtchto?!.—Tho second day’s proceedings in ...