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... 7-1 Adverse, La Belle Clatrette. 10-1 Kent Pair. Mayourneen. 100-8 The Moor. 110-7 Canyon °Old. 20-1 Bedside Manor Black Abbess. XIII Note. TOO.-Wln: 10 7. Planes: 3,3. 11'-. 2 9. 3; nk. Trained by W. Ots7• Kent Pair 4th. LIS Ili)-TAFTILTA (W. Nevelt) ...

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... Royalty has seen Buffalo Bill Il perform. and only recently Captain Gray kept the young Duke of Kent enthralled while he told him stories of cowboys in the Golden West. . . . BUT NOW IT IS MY SAD DUTY TO INFORM DEAL THAT THEIR COWBOY HERO IS AN IMPOSTOR. ...

... She read more about Douglas Bader and. when she received her side a brand new bride yesterday left Methodist Chapel In Maidstone, Kent. On a moment to look up at the sky. And at thoughts were of another man. - was thinking of Douglas Bader, the legless ...

... examines his boot bag carefully after every away match. Why? Because recently, after he'd lumped the lot back to London he found a cobbler's last and other weighty objects concealed in it—as a joke by team-mates. Bnowdown Colliery (Kent League) players ...

... going-over with anything from hobnail and at once their biggest rivals Some of the Black Gang got trig guns in their handbags and boots to knives. took over. They lost no time in him one night and gave him a they had one or two Millssbombs • A e B I u P b I ...

... Abingdon. Berks. and Mr. W. R. Lyons, of College-grove. Hull. Consolation prizes of pocket prune= go to : S. De West. Hadlow, Kent; Miss Z. Lord, Rochdale: Mr. T. Osborne, 8.E.4. Great Wyrley, near Walsall. Why do we pot on instead Staffs; Mr. R. Webber ...

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