... THE GOLDEN CRESTED WREN One day in November a golden-crested wren came into the house, and was caught, and, after being duly admired, was liberated. This is the first time that a bird of this species has done so. You are the smallest British bird, With ...

... (he Company power raise new capital. Mr. and Airs. ,J. ert, Raunds, have recently celebrated their golden wedding. and in honour the occasion peal of Kent Trent Bob Major 5.184 peals was rung in 3 hours minutes at the Parish Church on Saturday, the following ...

... Matlock; J. H. Spun, Kettering: M. Boon, C. Allsop, Ripley; T. Thorpe, Ripley; A. Wheatley; A. Johnson, Matlock; R. E. Briddon. Golden Valley:; R. Williamson, Belper; Blount and Parkin, Belper: C. T. Mitchell, Allsop and Frost, Ripley;: G. Bircumshaw, Heanor; ...

... June (8 wee beaten It lengths Legality 11 yOUISa Wto-Son WoraWp. «h 8 4 to Start (ne 7ft) ewer this none /nly 21. 4 1 GOLDEN (3-7), Golden Bun-Mtte. Beat Trajan ut (tee tad Light Jeater (no 4ft) | tenth Itoenucfcet-Jont (St). IWBOOT (rec »ft) wen Hat U. ...

... y, the game being the first of the Wets week. The corresponding game last :wiser. was played at Dover, and Kent 40, by ten wickets. When' Kent etude to Northampton a fortnight ago they- Ore beaten for the first time this season, 'No:thtmlitonshite winning ...

... Billiard Table, new condition. Two good Cottage*, with Gardens tor sale by Private Treaty. . Spence, Wainflect. FOR Salp. also Golden Gatepost MANGOLDS, a ton on rail grave.—Apply, Scott & Nix, Ea-stville Farm, Boston. FOR Sale, smart Black and Tan SHEPHERD ...

... Committee. No public money for the repair of Onne Hall. sth.—Marriage at Holy Trinity Church of Mr. Edgar Sutcliffe and Mia» M. M. Kent. 6tb.—Beaton Burial Board Government enquiry. Coun. Salter's oriti- 9th. —Re-opening of Boston Public Library under the open-acoees ...

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... Macaulay. not out . 4 . Extras Total /tor four wickets) 303 KENT v. YORKSHIRE. At Maidstone. Overnight scores: Yorkshire. 344 and 119 for three (Oldroyd. not et, out, 47, Rhodes, n ~out. 21). Kent, 259. YORKSHIRE.— ond innings (con.) Oldroyd, c Collin s ...

... when eight first-class matches will commenced. The fixture list is appeiicftxT:— Leicester—LEICESTERSHIRE v. DERBYSHIRK Maidstone —Kent sr. Wjaixyieksljire. Northampton—Northant«. v. Worcestershire. Harrogate—Yorkshire v. Esses. Manchester —Lancashire Surrey ...

... PA 20 5 9 Tutu! (fur ono wicket) Nott, won 'uy nine wickets. SUSSEX v. KENT. At Brighton (third day). Overnight scores StISSOK 4i; Kent 196 for nine wieketi (Hobble not out 6) Kent declared at their overnight total. SUSSEX.—Second innings. Vine. c G. Bryan ...

... the Celtic, and Everton have the money surely. If a League club does not snap Mclnally quickly. Ihe will most likely [Maidstone,'the* Kent League club: I have thi« exclusive news on most reliab'e authority, though I also able state that Mclnally will only ...