... NORTH SHIELDS GOLDEN WEDDING. and Mrs William Walter Waterman, of 4 Nelson Street. North Shields, yesterday celebrated their golden wedding. Both are natives of Maidstone, Kent, but they came to Newcvtle 50 yeare ago and were married st St. Jamerf Church ...

... MARRIAGES. ...

... Athletic success 9ATTING Suteliffa (Vwrfcthira) (Varfcaliira) Waaily (Kant) v) (N (Gl Rutsall (San (Yerlsfcirel BOWLING (Kent) C S Marriott (Kent) Astill 44 tt SUSSEX NOTTS SUSSEX 1st innings nt isa NOTTS 2nd Giiligan 11 l Can Giiligan Li'rf 'A' oat ford b 10 ...

... 8-THE EVENING CHRONICLE WEDNESDAY 7 LARGE STOCKS HOUSEHOL I I I KENT HOUSE - GATESHEAD GREAT WINTER SALE Commences Doors Open 9 1 5 am GLOVES AND LACES Ladies' Chamois Gloves 2 buttons Csual 511 and 611 46 Ladles' Umbrellas Chubby Militaire mtti smart ...

... THE EVENING CHRONICLE WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 14 1925 NEWCASTLE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY NEWGATE STREET- BOOT & SHOE DEPARTMENT SEASONABLE FOOTWEAR LADIES' Satin EVENING SHOES LADIES' DRESS SHOES 411 811 The Pure Arrowroot w m used in Milk hiijhljr nutritious ...

... FREEMAN’S GREAT BOWLING KENT BOWLER’S 16 COUNTY FAIL County Capture Centuries Against Warwick Nichol Form PRINCIPAL feature in yesterday’s first-class cricket was the handiwork of one of England’s foremost bowlers Freeman for Kent taking of the wickets ...

... S-THE EVENING CHRONICLE THURSDAY MARCH 12 1925 Oive your new shoes a chance BOOT POLISH f CYCLES MOTORCARS Mbfti AOVU Wcle tin a p' otcB Wst h order ' a'°° Lid no Jr Bfaoo Ceirel hp mile iprfng Jew n ! I'lendlH M Ne Work FOR SALE ' ie PROPERTIES ...

... wicket*) KENT v. GLOUCESTERSHIRE, Kent made a recorerjr at Maidstone testerda» for. follow ins on against Gloucestershire, tbey fliitled 127 runs ahead and had three wicket* to fall GLOUCiSTtRSMIRE; mningt. 361. KERT: Firtt inning*. 116. KENT.—Second Inning* ...

... surface. He W. H. Paton, of Queen Street, Golden Hill, Staff;-. The rescue parties are atill work. BOUND TO TAKE RISKS.” Coroner’s Comments Air Crash Inquest. Tho Royal Air Force is bound lake risks,” said lh-i East Kent Coroner at last night’s inquest, on ...

... weatherproof oilskins and sea boots, tbo dud make the oomfort. He knar exactly the shop where such matters mold be obteiaad, and be heeded tovaids ft. The aonf the girl in the saloon had song had Ua brain, and the strange, golden sWane oonetantly repeated ...

... the war —when he wasn't too small oi sem in the! Army—and a period when he outlawed! himself by going to the Kent League club,! ! Maidstone United, he has been a Thistle! ! player throughout his career. AFTER THE RAWBEES. It was hi 1921. when he was ...

... Innings. Woolley, c 800 l 0 Bellamy, Gilbert 56 Wngh*. c Bonsonhy, b Boot 47 G. Gifford, Ihw, t Pearson 98 Walden, Root 40 A. Wright, b Boot 0 A. H. Bull, Boot 32 Thomsa, Coventry, b Pearson 13 C. H. Tyler, not out 31 Hardin, b Pearson ...