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... certainly CRICKET KENT V MIDDLESEX Tonbridge 1st Hardmge flendren b Haig Woolley Ibw North 34 c Beton Hearne Durston Wright a Beslee Extras lMlMlnMMS 217 Beslee 3 Wright c 240 b Freeman b Beton c Wright b Murrell c Hubble out 2 23 4 Total KENT innings 21 Durston ...
... WANTED. Biagio-handed Boots; good reterenees.--George Hotel. Chepstow lAVlSlTED7Piinist:assisthOusework V with references. wages reil4r s e 4 d. Bodwiiriad Arms, Hirwain. WANTED. superior young fads for Hotel Bar: experienced.—Boot Hotel, ~6en fA 7 ANTED ...
... Blaentillery v. Central, at Cwmtillery, 10 a.m., Referee, F. Hayter ; Church v. Ty'r Graig, at Arrael, 11 a.m., Referee, E. Boots. The present holders are Bryngwyn. The winners will probably ho Arrnel, (lelli Crag, Blaentillery, and Ty'r Craig, with Bl ...
... of Lady White shall take place at Maidstone Cemetery on Monday afternoon. LADY WHITE'S WILL. It is understood that Lady White in her will left the bulk of her property to her niece. Mrs. Connor, who lives at Maidstone, and who is said to be her only living ...
... won 8 wkts KENT V SOMERSET At Tunbridge Wells Scores: SOMERSET— 1st inn lotal KENT— 1st inn Total (8 wkts dec) 218 SOMERSET— 2nd inn Total 79 KENT— 2nd inn Hardinge not out 28 Ashdown c Luckes Lee Ames not out 26 Extras Total (1 wkt) 67 Kent beat Somerset ...
... e Celandine f Affectation of Kent Flittermouse Astrapi g Zino-1 vieff Athole Brose Wee Wifie Good-court Fritters Eiderduck Clarice f Quartette f Chinese Honeymoon Devil Stratum c Market Girl f SeveJshennaza 430— MAIDSTONE WELTER PLATE 14 miles Peccadillo ...
... picture WILD LIFE. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY .12.0thcr himper 1 1 CARLYLE BLACKWELL Star- in a i rnductnm enut ed THE GOLDEN WALL. A masterpiece production entkied ROCK OF AGM In addition to the above Star Pit tin. w COMEDIES, SEFZI.\I AND GAZETITS ...
... of human beings and plants are exactly alike—that every tree hall, like higher animals, a heart which throbs incessantly. Boot soles are now said to indicate character. If they are worn levelly all over, the fact indicates an even temper by the: wearer ...
... discovered that during he had sold her furniture. iDawsen was further charged with bigamous-1 HMM Mrs. Ellen widow, at Lnilo.. Kent. fire months after the mar. triage Mrs. Stone. Mrs. Ilaines said they litril t.sethet for a year. when Dawson was arrietrii ...
... present and can reach us There is nothing but snow all round us This place is cut from the of Kent by drifts six and seven feet deep mean try car through to Maidstone to-morrow but 1 am by means sure of being able do snow seems to be as as ever “ Until this ...
... CARRY OUT BATS MlDDulSEX v KENT At Lord's 1st innings c Wright b 1 Stevens c Woolley Hearne t Hendren c Seymour Wright Dales Woolley 20 Allen c 3 Mann b 27 J Guise c Wood b Wright 23 llaig Murrell b Wright Durston 1 10 Total 133 KENT— 1st innings J Bryan Stevens ...
... b Allom Kilner c Fender Allom Bates not out 29 Fox not out 14 Extras 2 Total (2 wkts) 57 No to-day SOMERSET V KENT At Taunton Scores:— KENT— 1st inn L Bryan b GlasgoAv 24 Ilardinge c Marshall b GresAvell 154 Woolley c Greswell b J Lee Ashdown b Young ...