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... Umpires R Barlow and J Phillip KENT v. WORCESTERSHIRE The day's cricket on the uresque Mote Park crcket ground at Maidstone, yesterday, favoured Kent, whose teem was strengthened by the inclumon of & H. Day for the first time this The famoes old Cambndge ...

... Orantield 44 6 40-210 110 20 5 21 Lewis 6 328 with GLOUCESTERSHIRE Tonbridge yesterday wretched Kent were easily beaten by wickets in condition the very badly to Score KENT 90 Marsha c Sub Hubble Fairservice ruu Blythe Fielder Dennett 21 out Humphreys Seymour ...

... 1 B-ith::::j Total wkts US BOWIJSO ' ' YOIIBbHIBB ' Lees n -S 16 R rS' wi ' smith N 0 KENT v WORCESTERSHIRE THE ASCENDANT conditions for of above match Park Maidstone could not be considered ideal Fol lowing- lovely clouds about cold wind up for wnilo ...

... Hill gelding Trigg Mr Singer’s colt O Madden 11 Mr F Alexander's Bitter 8 11 Mr Cunliffe’s Shaaid-a-boo B Dillon 8 James’ Golden Gleam Mr J King’s 8 11 Ravner’s Feather Bed J 3 Mr Nolan’s J trained owner 2 to Gleam 5 to Bill to 1 Whistling Rufus 7 to ...

... Droylsden District Council were again sum- pound, which 13 an increase of 4d. in the pound td th a bel :. , ''‘ i i 'edding Ringe.-Kent's have a century and a half's- mooned by the Mersey and Irwell Joint Committee -nee-. on last year's rate; and make a call ...

... of building ap the broken walls in that district. In tho place of Mr. Coleman at Turton the Rev. Janes Platt, who had won golden opinions in his own parish, had been nominated. They had also to deplore after the re-olling regima o» the prwent Government ...