... hut found no infected animal. A Maidstone message says:—An outbreak of foot and-moutli disease has been confirmed at Hunton. . According to the Northern Ministry of Agriculture this is Hunton Court, Hunton, Maidstone. Kent. The usual precautions have been ...

... BOWLING GREEN FOR PRISONERS. Mr. Albert W. Smith, Maidstone, the president of the Kent Bowling Association, has been informed the Governor Maidstone Prison that during the winter they were laying down a bowling green the Governor's lawn for the well-behaved ...

... Nugget’s opportunity Bootmakers use “Nugget” on their own boots—they know 10 If hard labour you’d abolish / Shine your boots with “Nugget” Polish Did you “Nugget your boots this morning? “Nugget” your boots and they will look bright The polish is perfect, the ...

... who appeared before the Maidstone Bench yesterday on a charge of having, on 10th May, Thurnham, Kent, assaulted and ill-treated Jean Olds, a London hairdresser’s resistant, pleaded not guilty, and was committed for trial to the Kent Assizes on 25th June ...

... O lor 15. Innin«*—Roberts 5 for 60. for 44. Browoo ftir 80. 1 for 80. OilUffan for 55. KENT v. YORKSHIRE. At Maidstone. Stores:— tOrtshir^-First inhihgr. 344. KENT—Flfst InalDgi. J. Evans, Waddinston o O. i. Bryan, . g Seymour,, b waddlpgton , —2 J ...

... Leicestershire v, F*ers. B—At Tunbridge Wells, Kent v. Notts. B—At Bristol, Gloucestershire v. Glamorgan. 10— Lord's Eton v. Harrow (two days). 11— At the Oval, Surrey y. Lancashire. 11—At Maidstone, Kent v. Yorkshire. 11—At Birmingham. Warwickshire v ...

... COME. It WILL PAY yon j II ! INTERESTING CRICKET. KENT V. LANCASHIRE. Maidstone. Kent—First innings. 4«. .- LANCIbUIKB —First Innings. MIDDLESEX V. YORKSHIRE. At Lord’s. Scores Yorkshire—Fust 81. Kent Lead Lanoashire on First Imilngs. > - Dockw'Kcb, Canes ...

... 4 Sullivan l» 14 not out Kxlras ..:. 17 Total »nd Innings. J out D0i,,?,0b . 'Extras Tolal (4 wkts) 243 KENT v. LEICESTERSHIRE. Kent won by 15 Scoresinnin«c. 251. Lclreslershifo— First Innings. 149. „ HUNT—Socoml InninsK. 29 | C, S *s™T c '** ...

... Stone to 1 agst Golden Arch, to agst beedivine 6 1 ag&t Hark back, 8 to Sea Clear- geldiup. 100 8 each agst the others. Foorfooted was leit. Jleedivino the stand side led from Discard and blarney Stone the rails Hark back, and Golden Arch, with Ten . ...

... BMP, BooK*, Pal niTMr Con. ml fia. The Scholl Mfg. Co., Ltd. SMI JmHaiu!*, ■ i—flimj PutOae on~the LEICESTER v. KENT. A» Maidstone. Kent won eight wicket*. Score* Leloater—riret Inning*. ISO. Inning*. J O. Began, c Shipman, Astlll Handing*, Bale, Aatill ...

... (late Atyfemas). and Ass, Spiraroonde. Maidstone, Young Middleton, Promptitude, nod Painted I*ily. DUKE CAMBRIDGE HANDICAP, NEWMARKET (29 Entries; 19 Forfeits). Fohanaun. Knight the Grail, Dark Warrior. Lys d’Ur. Golden Cholic St. Onslow, Sun Vat-sen, PUaramond ...

... rubbers his boots were pulled off and left behind. There was clear evidence that the motor cycle shot across tho road. A verdict of Accidental death was returned. It was stated that the driver of the motor cycle, Richard Leakey, of Gillingham, Kent, was in ...