... for Kent.—The possibility of A. P. F. Chapman, Cambridge University's left-hand batsman and captain, playing in first-class cricket when he goes down at the end of the term is not remote. It is stated that he intends to take up residence in Kent, and ...

... THE ADVERTISER & - V' '? ! 'Vf iff -m’ 'Birth Marriages Death Thanks Silver and Golden Weddings Semoriams Engagements Coming-of Announcements etc- to words 3s 6d word after Verses etc charged at 9d per line 3rd 12 Kensington -venue SW to Mr Mrs Frederick) ...

... Quality in for Ladies' and Kiddies' SUTTON BILLIARDS v KENT Cock a Mr W B Marshall (runner-up of Amateur 1920-1) Air A T Kent Air up very : Air Marshall COO Air Kent 489 27 50 were ball) 20 27 34 Mr Kent’s best 23 38 and 30 greatly thanked Marshall upon behalf ...

... TUB DKSelB DESMOND DIRECTION. WANTED, First-claus* Panto, ...

... SEIDAY 18 1922 THE ADVERTISER Births Marriages Deaths Thanks Silver Golden Weddings In Memoriams Engagements Coming of Announcements etc words is 6 d ljd per after Verses etc charged at Od per line to Mr anti Mrs 8 W (n4e E Legg) 63 Head Woodside (Keith ...

... ADVERTISER 'Births Tiftirringes Golden Co of o Announcements etc- words Gd- lid per at 28th'-atL Bond James Marshall sou — May 29lb J CEditfi -On 2SttiMay ' tSt Ooateitan by H MW G I R G Kirk -FOSTER— J ' Merry belayed ton years 3tbtTIE8-Od Rev Oddmgtoy ...

... opening race on Governor Wood. and later on was successful on Golden Melody in the Croydon Hurdle. Football.—Brentford and Wigan Borough won their English Cup replays, defeating Maidstone 4-0 and Southport Central 3-1 respectively. Box ing.—Carpentier ...

... SELECTIONS FOR LEICESTEM I.SO.—LADY SHIMMER. 13.20.—MYSIA. 2.2 O.—DROPPER. 3.SO.—GOLDEN VISION. 2.SO.—GOLDEN WAY. 4.2 O.—HALL MARK. DOUBLE EVENT FOR TO-DAY, MYSIA and GOLDEN VISION.* Manton may not win to-day's Leicestershire Oaks. Mysia, who ran quite ...

... nathing for Sicyon after his two recent public (rials, There was no event of importancee at Doncasier yesterday. Bart Snowhall kent up his winninge seguence, bat the price was again a short one, The Foal Stakes, 2s usmal, wa a farce as far a 3 a contesd went ...

... expense of a corner. Margate were unineky p, win. Towards the end the Milford linuf to aarr°if tropes. Folkestone 5, Maidstone 1. Maidstone rather lockily heat Folkestone by the only goal scored t•. an game The home team, who missed gams splendid opportunities ...

... Dunstsbfe-road. Luton. Bedford. Bootnial(er and Boot and Shoe Retailer. Court—Luton. Cox. James. Albion-road. Harden. Kent. carrying busbies& at Higb-street. Mardian, Ke nt Bootinsker. Court—Maidstone. R. 8.. 57. Temple-JO. reet. Manchester. YeLI Dealer ...

... out Sanditsm. not ont, Total (for so wkt) WARWICK COLLAPSE. BRILLIANT BOWLING BY WCOLLEY. Warwick collapsed at Maidstone in their match mith Kent to-day, nine wickets falling before lunch for the small total o f, 60, Woolley being responsible for six of ...