... tables. Selections : HURST PARK. I.3o.—Thackeray 3.3o.—Northward 2- o.—Orpine 4. o.—Clatter 2.3o.—Maidstone 4.3o.—Night G-uard 3. o.—oiherstead* Double: Maidstone aUd Silverstead. WOLVERHAMPTON. 1- 50.—Galleon 3.2o.—Gorbio 2.2o.—Gwydir 3.50.—Ca1l Bird 2.so ...

... AMILY WIPED OUT. ST ROUS MIDNIGHT BLAZE AT A KENT MANSION. PEOPLE PERISH. Desperate but futile efforts A TO REACH TELEPHONE. knight r j J \Y/_ _ _: Tl , p last ht a™c destroyed Watenngburv riall, near V P Bazley White, the occupant, his wife, and* son ...

... square, Walker-street, Nottingham, labourer, who was charged with being drunk and disorderly and with assaulting C. Cameron, 5, Kent wood-road, Nottingham. Cameron said that defendant, who had had some drink, tried to push his way into tho house. Witness prevented ...

... aster May 20, SOMERCOTES (7-13) being 4tb 8. Good going. RAZOR (6-8 0.) See 2.0 race. 10 0 DUSKY (6-7-12). See NUN OF KENT. 2 0 0 GOLDEN ALE (4-7 10) with ran (7-5) at Gatwick (6f) June 11. AIM HIGH (8-7) and SAN ROMOLO (7-11) being in the rear. Firm going ...

... night, GU ESTS OF SIR JESSE & LADY BOOT. Lord and Lady Oxford and have returned from their visit Colonel and Mme. Balsan. formerly Duchess oi Marlborough, at and will again the guests Cannes of Sir .Jesse and Lady Boot their Villa, I Springfield. BEQUESTS ...

... —tj» •- East—Nexve (Hunts.); Rivin (Herts.). Domes (Kent)- Foster (Kent), Pichard (OambriJgeshir'-1. Fktchei folk); Perkins (Kent). Lowenson (Norfolk),. Mrs. man (Kent). Macfic (Kent), and Tayler (Kent*. THE ...

... brilliant tone, take £24.-117 Sneinton-road. 11105 KENT & COOPER, LTD. have a large selection Pianos by all leading makers. Collard & Collard, Cramer, George Russell, from 50gs. Player Pianos from SOgs. new Kent and Cooper Piano for 32crs. a better investment ...

... CB-0) 4th. and YUKON (7 4), MINTOR (7-8), and NUN OF KENT (7-4) in the rear. going. 2 10 DUSKY BRAVE (6-8-2) carried 8-2 when 6th Golden at Tiiirk ...

... ) ..Barling 8 0 12 MAVRIAN (Mr. Sol Joel) Earl 4 8 0 13 NADIA (Mr. Sol Joel) Earl 3 7 15 ZAHRAT (Mr. H. Toon) Owner 4 7 8 GOLDEN ALE (Lt.-CoL A. B Wallinger) P. Leader 7 RIPLEY (Lady Ludlow) _ Watts 7 19 ABBOTS PRIDE (Mrs. G. Drum mond) Leach, jun. 7 ...

... Sapor (7-10) at Gatwick 13 (6f). 0 2 GOLDEN ALE (4-7-11) carried 8-4 when beaten length by Pommaria (8-2), with BONIFACE (8-2) 5 lengths away 3rd of 11, Brighton May 25 (lm). Hard going. 2 0 BONIFACE (5-7-10). See GOLDEN ALE. 0 3 MALLOW BRIDGE ...

... compete in th, champi onsll ip at St. Andrews next LANCASHIRE BATTING. STERN TASK FOR HALLOWS & OTHERS AT MAIDSTONE. Not much rain fell Maidstone during the week-end. so that the pitch remained favourable to run getting when Duckworth and Sibbles resumed ...

... wac with the middle division until reach- lr j Straight, but once a clear opening was aflorded she made i.p ground rapidly. Golden Don fell the first hurdle, and Pride of Burgess broke down after entering the straight and had to be destroyed. A .SERIES ...