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... EXECUTIONS IN KENT. No further executions are to take place Maidstone Prison. This-.decision, it is underatood. has been arrived at by the Prison Commissioners consequence the undesirable effect Whjclf the carrying out. capital sentences i, known to produce ...
... Above we Illustrate the thrilling finish for the Stewards’ Cup, which resulted a dead-hcat between Golden Sun and Lord Annandalo. From left Golden Sun, Castellan was third), Fancy Nurse (fourth), and Lord aun ana a Annandale. (Newspaper Illustrations ...
... Handicap—Victo. Maidstone Welter Plate —Winthorpe. SPORTING LIFE (Man the Spot), Maiden Plate—Saxifage. Deal Plate—Lusca. Three-Tear-Old Handicap—Boots. Stanford Stakes—Pitch Dark (Special). Chatham Handicap—September Morn. Maidstone Welter Plate—Winthorpe ...
... 4 7 * HOKSES COURSES PREVIOUS WINNERS AT FOLKESTONE. FOLKESTONE HANDICAP (1 n ,j, BEN WVVlS.—Maidstone Welter Plate u‘i mile*), June 1915. CHALK STREAM. Kent Handicap (it' miles), August 11, 191^- LOVER MJI>-WEIGHT HANDICAP furlongs). MADGE.—Harbour Sethng ...
... « Cox, Liveaey b Brown 10 btanmrd, b Kennedy I Street, notout 10 Kxtras Extras Tote!forB wkta.18l Total ~,.J KENT V. Maidstone. KENT. Tint Inninc*. Saoaad Inaißn. Humphreys, run out Hardinge. c Dipper b Parker 61 ' Heymour, McKay b KUis. 0 Hubble ...
... was ideal Christmas morning, crisp and frosty, and when the sun rose in a golden blaze it revealed a camp white with hoar frost. The ground was as hard as iron, and the nailed boots the soldiers rang the men walked. The distant hills were lost from view ...
... Workhouse at the age of 8. 1; bas been decided that no further executions shall take place at Maidstone Peison. In future death sentences passed at the Kent Awmsizes will be carried ou: at Canterbury. Among a dozen alleged “fresh eggs” pot. chased by ...
... Countess of Portsmouth, tbe Countess Halsbury, the Countess of Cavan, Countom of llcbester, the Countess of Antrim, Lady Maidstone, Mrs. Winstcn Churchill, Mrs Reginald McKenna, and Mrs. Austen Chamberlain. Mr. Gustav Hamel yesterday gave demonstrations ...
... Jarnao II Cuthbert 5 G 5 Georgette 5 Caatlaton Qnantook Prevoyant Fancy Nurse Good Morning 5 Golden Sun Radiant Harmonicon 4 Lord Annandale rortuna ■‘•4 ~..4 Golden Joe 4 Erl King Neville Holt ._ 4 WHAT’LL WEN!' ORMONDES NOTES FOLKESTONE SELECTIONS Friday ...
... (Riobertshaw, 2 Mr. C. Walton; grocer, 1 Messrs. Duckworth, 2 Mr. W. Boocock; boot and shoe maker, 1 J. W. Boggis, 2 W. Kent; drapers, milliners and dressmakers, 1 Mr. 2 W. Kent; miscellaneous, 1 Mr. H, Heron, game dealer, H. xetlaw, stationer, 3 Mr. O. ...
... Campbell lioot. the only eon of Sir and Lady Boot, of Nottingham, and Miâ Margaret Pvman, daughter of Mr. 11. J.P.. of Bâi. Fitxjohnâa Avenue. London. N.W., and Dunsle? Hall. Mr. Hoot is director of Boots, Ltd., cash and i« officer the Robin Hood ...
... learns from an absolutely trustworthy source that the Duke of Orleans has sent back to the Austrian Emperor the Collar of the Golden Fleece which his Majesty conferred on him in 1896. English refugees who arrived at Leith gave as an example of the anti-British ...