... money false pretences was made at Kent Assizes Maidstone against Frederick Charles Weller (34), an advertising agent, of the Vale, Action, W. It was stated that Weller visited inns and shops in various parts of Kent, representing himself as an agent for ...

... best form in the Stanlord Maiden Plate, in which Rhybudd has a,n outstanding chance. This one beat everything but the smart Golden Silence at Doncaster. Gay Girl colt did well in the New Stakes at Ascot, and My Brown Mouse, from the successful Stockbridge ...

... m. Saturday. FOLKESTONE MEETING. Marsh Plate.—Titian. A . Three year-old Handicap.—Alcor, Epoe, Nicolette Maidstone Welter Plate.—Yuletide, Golden Brick, Furnace.- Periosteum Plate Epos. Chatham Handicap.—First Favourite. Deal All Aeed Selling Plate.—Senta ...

... Lights o' London in the Maidstone Plate. Selectionfi : Deal (3.) PIate.—GOLDEN ARCH. Westenhanger (S.) Plate. YELLOW UNDER WING. Three-Year-Old Handicap. GARDEN CART. Chatham Handicap.—EXALT. Stanford PIate.—TALAWA.* Maidstone Welter—MELGO. MY DOUBLE: ...

... Elsey) Elsey 8 7 Garter giLd Grimthorpe) . .Bazley 8 Golden Lang (Mr W Hammett) Hammett 8 7 Sept (Mrs E Elsey 8 7 White Blossom (Mr II M Vasey 8 7 Brownhill (Mr Morris) M Vasey 8 7 Golden Mary (Mr A T Reader) Reader 8 7 Saucy Sybil (Mr Robinson) ...

... scored 362 for only wickets against Middlesex. Good progress was made in the Northamptonshire v. Kent match at Folkestone, the former scoring 334 and Kent 48 for none. Sussexhit over 400 runs against Worcestershire who made without loss. Essex playing ...

... M-irmalade Golden Shred 1 3 Marmalade Ditto 3 lh Jars 111 lb 3 BISCUITS Palmers I0d 1- 1ft! per lb SOLICITED FRUITS ApricoU 1 Prunes Ci Sd lid TEAS :ii COFFEE 24 Try us for PROVISIONS DARLriia’S STORES CLEVEDON JJYER & gONS FOR VALUE IN OUTFITTING BOOTS AND ...

... J. G. O. Allen, R. H. Twining-, Leo, Hearne. Heinlreii. Uurhtor. Trice, and Powell. lUPP BUSY AGAIN. Bright Innings Against Kent. So'well clid ea'rlyl •' batsmen perform at 1 dtliest'oiie' that with .half out at tea interval for the visitors were a strong ...

... Staples. 13.2— 3—29— 2. ' KENT TROUBLE. Northants Gain First Innings Lead. Such excellent all-round work was accomplished by Northamptonshire, at Folkestone yesterday. that after gaining a first innings' lead of runs over Kent; the visitors putting together ...

... Wedderourn (London). Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Jackson (Fulwood). Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Briggs (Leicester). Mr. and Mrs. Sutcliffe (Hyde, Kent). Mr. and Mrs. F. Newton (Marple Bridge). Mr. and Mrs. J. Booth and family (Accrington) Mr. and Mrs. Robson (Woking, Surrey) ...

... 4 81 83 ft 1930-40 101 103 ft 1936-45 99 98 100 HOME RAILS. Gt. Western 93 - Debs «6 «7 41 « 95 ' „ h „ 103 105 - .. 53 6'kent-ohar«;elo2 104 Consd. GuarlOl 103 * Gonad. 98 100 r. A V. Eastern 6 31 311 - Defd 14 14 Debs 61 * .. 82 ' - 97 99 * 4*nd ...

... cronfea Sininionds, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J, Simmonds, of Sherwood, Mullen, and Mr. 11. C. Bennett (Herne Bay, Kent), only son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Bennett, of Victoria Park-road. Bournemouth, and late of Dorchester. The bride wore dress of ...