... everyday world to-day night's gale which blew across Kent the road between Farningham and Wiolham even more impassable blowing snow from the to the of suowdrilts to the pro-pnetor ot gardens telephone Maidstone he of his had in getting n for supplies GALE” terrific ...

... 6 i?ter Winkawav 10 to fitlv to 1 Athenian Girl UNGFTELD U0J mile 1000 Started 253 GOLDEN CHALICE 3y 7-9 J 1 llr 8-5 Perryman 2 Richardson's 4y trained Darling) GOLDEN CHALICE to 3 sovs each with 300 sovs added mile five furlongs Started 321 Mr Liddell's ...

... sad 3. Adams. tisd f piens 41t. 3W.); J. IW. sad V. Yaws. /sky Causal. tied toe p.sci Mallet eft. 'finds nos anoior).-1.- Kent. Boot *mot, 1 T. Smortau. Brack:moor. 1; H. Baden. Destsireet. 3. Twee. 10 4 Sees Torewlas thicket Da tostess.—G. (We. Devi. qatet ...

... tease 2(b) deadheateng length away, and YUKON trey. MIN'I'OR tree. 41b), and NUN OF KENT 8:b) down the course, Ha3dock 1611 Ma 13. 210 DUANE BRAVE (132) meets GOLDEN OPTIC on the came terms; was hurled. Won Newbury 1511 April 1 • head from Herbalist (gar* ...

... and iived in Kent, gave :al account of his honeymoon, which was spent in the Isle of Wight. It took a week to get there, and the newly-married couple took the bridesmaids with them, she said. My grandfather took his own carriage from Kent—all packed ...

... 0-RUYSDAI.I.. 4. 0-OLATI 2.30-RCBE RED. 4.30 -ALACH ITT. 3. 45-8114VERSTEAD. DUNSTALL PARE. 1 .59-OOROLET. 3.50-MAUDLIN'. 220-GOLDEN AR Cl[ 4.15-FORTUNE OF 2.50-BLACK W ATOLL WAR. 3.30-IREN(2I KIBb. 2.11-SHROUD. 4.15-EASTERN 2A5-BRIDGE TOAD. BLOOM. 3.15-CHUNKY ...

... to 2 agst Kaiser to 1 Golden 4 1 Air 5 to to 1 other RACE— Danger Sovereign Race Bargain’s Hill Minstrel 752 Danger 1 Stuntney Minstrel 2 Golden Sovereign 3 Time 3257sec Won by neck Betting: 5 to 2 Double Danger 1 Race 4 1 Golden Sovereign 5 to 1 8 1 others ...

... accommodated the night in casual Ju-t over he went to Vicar and allowed to remain at the for the niebt left Saturday last minus boots coat cap or seen at Waltham Scouts hi own troop wearing an old pair of shoes TO WOOLWICH hi his parents’ sanction kind-hearted ...

... SUF. Mardi Eliminating_ Heel Mr. Mr. A. LOUGH KENT Mr. J M. Thomas's LADY CHRISTABLLIE 3 Miss E. M. Williamson's OFFICIAL TURN 3 Mr. C. Matt's SNEAK. Miss Marion Manade's WED DICE 5 Bolting 6 to • oo LOUGH KENT DOT. 3 to I asst Lodi Christabells. 5 to 1 ...

... 29 BLUE BOY (Ld 3 12 30 3 7 32 LEGISLATOR (Sir Bailey) 7 RESTIGOUCHE 3 7 7 34 CROWN EMBLEM (Sir G Bullongh) J Jarvis 35 MAIDSTONE Taylor 3 7 37 SILVER DART (Sir Eley) 38 CHICHESTER CROSS (Mr Howard 39 J B C 3 7 Acs R 7 41 MARIO (HH R 3 7 42 BLANCH MA ...

... 8 to 1 Golden Willow 10 to 1 Mayrian 100 to 8 Nipisiqnit 100 to 7 Marine Parade 20 1 others Parade and Mayrian none away Ortema the pace from Irenia Golden Willow Chairman and Midsummer half a mile where Ortema beaten and Irenia went from Golden Willow ...

... were 0 BRAVE (7-12) with Kent (rec 151b) down course Quiet Stroll (rec 201b) Manchester 10 (gave 221b) Dalmagarry 211b) 0 0 2 (7-11) favourite when beaten by Social-' (fee 6ib) (6f) June 9 (rec 161b) being third eight 2 0 0 GOLDEN ALE (7-10) sixth behind ...