... Total (for one 200 YORKSHIRE V. KENT. At. Sheffield. Scores;— KENT—Pint Im.inga. 126. Dennis, Eve for 42; Robinson, three for 34. YORKSHIRE—First Innings, 126 (Rhodes, 3 not out). Freeman, four for Ashdown, three for 37. KENT—Second Innings. Ashdown, b Dennis ...

... LENHAM, NEAR MAIDSTONE KENT. KITCHENMAID and WARDMAID re. quirell. Salary, in each case. Uniform Provided. Apply, with copies of recent references, to the MATRON. ALFRED GREENWOOD, M.D.. County Medical Officer. Sessions House, Maidstone. 4 COUNTANS. tally ...

... Innings—Mills. 0 for 7; Parker, 4 for 65; Dennett, for 63. Second Inning*—Beseam, 0 for 33; Parker, 1 for 28. KENT v. WARWICKSHIRE. At Maidstone yerterday. Scores:— Ist Inns. WARWICKSHIRE 2nd Inna. Bates, st Hubble, b Woolley 15 Woolley, b Ashdown Smith ...

... Hassell, of Port rush, Co. Antrim, proprietor the Northern Constitution,” Co’eraiinc, and part owner tho Kent, Telegraph and Messenger,” Maidstone, author of ” The History Maidatone,”’ left personal property the value of *5,886. Mr. Charles Hynds, Belfast ...

... gained wide notoriety coach accident at the top of Detling Hill, in this country some years ago as the five miles from Maidstone. Kent, late on founder of the Little Commonwealth, a Saturday night. Five other people ere horns for expelled deomlin E u ...

... house where they held him and robbed him of everything had. Tncy also threatened him what they would and actually took his boots off and put on old pair. Not satisfied with doing that, they endeavoured to get an suit to replace the one Morgan was wearing ...

... HANDYMAN (Capt. Beatty 7 12 MID KENT coll) (Mr. Cazalet) Taylor 7 12 ROYAL FRIGHT (Mr. S Asher) . Wilmot 7 12 WINGED BIRD (l.ord Wimborne) Jarvi* a 7 12 SKALD (Mr. N Hardy) Hogg 7 11 ALAN (Mr. I). Frkser) R. Day a 7 10 GOLDEN JEST Filly (Sir W. Cooke) ...

... yea' Golden Si tit!, t lolling cards et 3d. each, not in tone, bet with nearly, mur.cel .•ettings that will stir sweet enemu•ies at I. •It teens. Then there arc 12 other •wig 2i Ac each, containing no less than pies each, the front bearing boot to gnu ...

... Peraee 8 11 I. Davis Golden Gauntlet . Tl.ralc 8 6 T-ord Wolverton Virginia gelding E. 8 6 H.EL Aga Khan’s R. a 8 Majesty’s Citron ..W. Jarvis a 8 Sir A. Butt’s Irish Spinner 8 2 St R. Garton’s Family Hope Walters 8 2 Mr. Kent Ilimndmet Wm. Griggs ...

... tkeir own boot* hard labour you’d abolish Shine your boots with ‘Nugget* Polish / Did you ‘Nugget’ your boot* this morning t ‘ Nugget * your boot* and they will look bright The polish is perfect, the tin is air-tight. ‘Nugget’ puts smile your ...

... competition. The I.F.A. Selection Committee selected the following team to meet England in the Amateur International at Maidstone, Kent, on Saturday, 7th Novelaber. Goal—N. Adams (Portadown) • Backs—B. Thompson (Distillery) and B. P. Fulton (Belfast Celtic ...

... CALDRA (Another Hess. man—Happy Molly). Mr. R. H. Guiney's lid b GUNSHOT (Stormont— M'Clouds Reel). Mr. H. Johnston's lid d BIG BOOTS (Let Him Away—Breen Las.). To Fill Mr. M. I. Carroll's lid d MUG (Shanballard—Rambling Ally). Mr. O'Rourke's lilt b BLACK RAT ...