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... calling the golden system war observed at the evening service, Mr. W. H. Hill reading the list of donors to the fund. On Monday evening the annual public meeting was herd in the schoolroom, Mr. W. G. Turk )Swindon) presiding. The Rev. W. H. Kent gave an ...
... fourteen coses of serious injurj. Eight hay stacks and two corn were destroyed fire Tuesday Par- Barn Farm, Broomfield, near Maidstone. Six cottages were destroyed hr'- Pinhoe. near Exeter, on I twenty-five people are rendered homeless The Rev. G. P. Crawford ...
... relatives. IRONWORK BY VILLAGE SMITHS. Organised by the Kent Rural Community Council, instructive exhibit wrought ironwork Kent smiths attracted much interest at the Bath and West Show at Maidstone. 'ty village blacksmiths, representative of every district ...
... tfcehulls, -^M display Sussex cattle. The two champions came from the herds of Colonel Cornwallis, Maidstone, the president of the show, and Mr J. R. another Maidstone farmer. Holt Thomas, of High Wycombe, won four first awards with Friesians, and Mr T. Scott ...
... Macdonald, 2 for 84; R. Tyldesley, 4 for Watson, for 14. KENT'S FEAT YORKSHIRE'S FIRST INNINGS TOTAL PASSED. At Maidstone yesterday, as a result of excellent I>attin.T by Woolley and Hubble, Kent succeeded in securing a first innings' lead of over Yorkshire ...
... Officers' Field Boots, black and brown, 17s 6d; New Naval Boots, plain toe, 16s 6d : New Paul's Shooting Boots, guaranteed waterproof. 27s 6d; Officers' Field Service Boots, laced knee, 27e 6d: Norwegian Fronts, laced knee, Service Boots. ...
... Coventry Root 72 Fitzroy, c Wilson, b Root 27 1' A. Wright, b Pearson Murdm. not out Extras 23 Total (for eight) 284 Kent v. Yorkshire. At Maidstone. Weather fine; wicket good. YORKSHIRE. First innings 196. Second Innings. Holmes, Ashdown. b Wright hutcliffe ...
... Trowbridge- SITUATIONS VACANT. DKA.PERY, OUTFITTING BOOTS.— Yoane Lady Required.—Apply Ward, Cotebam. 155 Experienced general maid, good wages; references essential.— Queen's Read, Beckenham, Kent.[6B6 MAID Wanted, good home, chlldron., references and ...
... Sale, New Singer's Patching Machine, perfect condition; seven pairs Iron Lasts, with socketa and gturte: aiao box of useful Boot Repairing Tools; lot, cheap.—Writ© 1370, Citizen, Gloucester. IjX)R Sale, King Cole Pram (grey), good condition. cheap.—l 3 ...
... yesterday. Collins (Kent) was knocked unconscious at Maidstone by a blow Ironi ball hit Sutcliffe (lorkshire), and had be taken hospital, where late last night it was reported that, he suffering from severe concussion. Freeman (Kent) dislocated the joints ...
... .V,-4. Parkin bowled 1 no-bail; byes 7. leg-byes :J. KENT ON THE HOP. Fine Innings by Hammond. Though losing three wickets for 15 runs Gloucestershire put together a total of 351 Kent at Maidstone yesterday The chief credit for what was tine recovery ...
... Young, 9—1—36—0. bowled wide. Byes 9. leg-byes 3. KENT TURN THE TABLES. Glo'shire Have a Gruelling Day. The ignominy of having to follow against Gloucestershire at Maidstone yesterday encouraged Kent to give splendid batting display and effect recovery ...