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... out to successive balls ; while one run later W. Denton was bowled. The innings closed at five minutes to six, Kent winning by 241 ruus. KENT. First Innings. Second Innings. Dillon, o c Seymour b Wells .. Humphreys, Wells.. 5 Thompson b East .. 27 Seymour ...
... ENGLISH COUNTY CRICKET. KENT t. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. Maidstone yesterday the t.insr broke down. Smith and Thompson only players do much scoring. Keni. made a good start, but afterwards was poor. , NORTHAMPTONsHTttR—Pirrt Imia*a Pt*l,o | Mor*es -■ 0 Serrmiflir ...
... Whitsunday. Reduced Upset Price to ensure competition, £5000. For further particulars apply GEORGE J. WALKER Land Surveyor, 3 Golden Square, Aberdeen. to KIN NEAR and FALCONER, in whose hands are the Title Deeds and Articles of R/-up. PROPERTY WANTED & FOR ...
... 603 King Street. TO be Let, the Desirable Residence, GAR. Culter; excellent view ; productive garden. Apply Messrs Chalmers. Golden Square. T i GROVE, 49.. —To Let-, Desirable Sdf-Cbn- tainsd FLOOR 4 Apartments. Apply Stewart and Murray. Bridge Street. LODGINGS ...
... the Grrat North Scotland Railway. There Presbyterian Churches in the immedialiß vicinity, and Episcopal Church at (3 miles). KENT £120. * willlu ' ATTin ROOM, Street; quiet, nurse business lady; rent., 10s to May term. 102 Journal Office. ALBURY ROAD, 71 ...
... Pearson, aoo for 63; ArnoJd, one foe 74. MIDDLESEX v. KENT. * Middlesex failed the great task set them yesterday. Requiring 452 win, their second venture only produced 279, Kent thus winning 172 runs. KENT. First liming*. Secxnd !>&a|i DiUati. c J. b Tarrant ...
... LITERATURE. OUTPOST IN PAPUA. By Arthur Kent Uugnell, i'riest the New Guinea .Mission. Smith and Company, in tiijs well-written voiume we hare another valuable contribution to the literature foreign nu^ons. ou S 11 purports to more tliau unpretentious ...
... -270 —i twt-oot 1 Totat *it) ANALYSES. -Rest ftockenham, frse four Jar 70; one tor 7- KENT v. WORCESTERSHIRE. The Kent hatomen gawe indifferent display Maidstone, done shewing advantage. fared dsaaetiaoosty, half the side out for 64. « Bams b Param Conway ...
... Mary: It spoko through Hooper's contention for ecclesiastical simpdioity, and, still more plainly, throngh the secterios and Kent. And then, Elizabeth, with organisation practically orvatalhsed final shape—when surely it time for the iNoooonformist spirit ...
... and In. 2 0 10 N. Scot. Can. 6 7 6 { 10 St'k 100 Do. 4 p.c. Dob. . Nor Amer. Tru«* O. Da Prei. Do. 3i 4 Platte Land 17 let Boot. Tr. Stk 100 2nd Du. - 100 3rd Do. __ 100 Troa K 0 0 100 Dll. Pref. 0 92 0 0 Do. 4 p-c. Deb 0 98 0 0 1 Scot. Tea Hub. 1 0 Stk ...
... rents. Apply Mrs Allan, 1 Nelson Lane. 'nJTABLE STORE Let, Part Street. Applv O the King's Rooim, etc ,14 King Street. rear 19 Golden tvfuarr. l-et. O John Solicitor, 210 Union Street- STORES Harriet rc-'i ; very central. and On., George Street. STORE (Large) ...
... for SI. FIRST INNINGS TIE. Splendid -weather prevailed again Maidstone yesterday morning when cricket the Kent and Middlesex match was continued the prettily-situated Mote Park ground. Kent were ail out. for 328, thus tying with Middlesex on the first ...