... (late Atyfemas). and Ass, Spiraroonde. Maidstone, Young Middleton, Promptitude, nod Painted I*ily. DUKE CAMBRIDGE HANDICAP, NEWMARKET (29 Entries; 19 Forfeits). Fohanaun. Knight the Grail, Dark Warrior. Lys d’Ur. Golden Cholic St. Onslow, Sun Vat-sen, PUaramond ...

... protection and names were suppressed case before the Weymouth County magistatea yesterday, when Christopher Benjamin Taylor, a boot repairer, of Southview Road, West ham, Weymouth, was committed to Dorset Assizes on charge of demanding money menaces from ...

... rubbers his boots were pulled off and left behind. There was clear evidence that the motor cycle shot across tho road. A verdict of Accidental death was returned. It was stated that the driver of the motor cycle, Richard Leakey, of Gillingham, Kent, was in ...

... Mar* (Miller), 4yra, 9«t 31b Perryman 023 HellMter (Rintonl), Byr*. 9 ...

... and Alone. Jb to 1 each Golden Mars and Strgo. 8 to 1 Montaigne, 100 to 12 Gambola, and 100 6 agdt any other. Golden Mara was smartly away from Alone, Montaigne. and Sargo. with Spanish and Nijinski hearting the others. Golden Mars was paaaed hell-way ...

... Hassell, of Port rush, Co. Antrim, proprietor the Northern Constitution,” Co’eraiinc, and part owner tho Kent, Telegraph and Messenger,” Maidstone, author of ” The History Maidatone,”’ left personal property the value of *5,886. Mr. Charles Hynds, Belfast ...

... Peraee 8 11 I. Davis Golden Gauntlet . Tl.ralc 8 6 T-ord Wolverton Virginia gelding E. 8 6 H.EL Aga Khan’s R. a 8 Majesty’s Citron ..W. Jarvis a 8 Sir A. Butt’s Irish Spinner 8 2 St R. Garton’s Family Hope Walters 8 2 Mr. Kent Ilimndmet Wm. Griggs ...

... whihe may have an important bearing dn the county championship, was decided to day Maidstone, where Lancashire, the prelent champions, gamed decisive victory over, Kent, who have topped the table for the past two monthu. The Southern county does not lose ...

... llyrs, Nightingall 4 Mr, CflppeH'a Gliding Orb. syrs Kemp 9 4 Mr. S. iKivies Mallow Bridge, byrs a 9 Mr. K. Harper s Golden Arch, 9vts Owner 9 4 Mr. F. Hill's Lady K. 4yrs Hamm md Mi. Hutchin.*on's Brewster. Law a 9 4 Mr. Sears's Happy Bectul ...

... in September, 1916. had been removed from an isolated grave near High Wood, and reburied at Beau- ' mont. The name on the boots established his identity. Lost tor Tweet, Years.—Mis. Chriztopher Cleary, bad lived in Paget Square, Enniskillen, lost her ...

... were be-t for the winners. ® ‘‘ o '? re * ' Coleraine, the first roil boot Cambridge pawing ’_ otocers who hoped to bo present, have 10 5 Htrmi.orth , Msie? OwnsA JlV'Z’ »» loctw, in Kent, » rKI FOAL ARRIVES IN postponed game between Bangor 3rd , although ...