... CRICKET. THE CAN'TERBZIY WEEK-KENT V. AUSTRALIANS. I Yesterday's cricket at Canterbury was of a remarkale character, and the whole aspect of the gam chnes Imuch so, indeed, chat at present, the chances aeali aor1F of Kent. The Austcralians. with six of ...

... . 6 1 5 !ienid .. 391 11 88 6 ?? h 1 7 Piket ?? 4 2 12 0 ' KENT V. GLOUCESTER. At Maidstone yesterday Gloecrsteruhire had much the better of the opening day's cricket in their match with Kent. heading their opponents sore at a cost of four ickets, ane ...

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... twenty minutes over whicis play extended, I searingaso many as 359 fortrie lose of only nix wickets. Theh Leicesteroshirc booting-ors unseve difficult ait any perind of21 the day, and the nioisitrs labniired under en addtoa aini ealty in harmg Fougher ...

... Hampshire, 'lbs I I-u tien H~o from Hertfordsloire, Canterbury, tovro, Wys, l Bes aet Sheppey, 1Leannis, Maidstone, Rochester, aild en Tunhridge from Kent, which lifts not now a single - eat fiat-race mneeting; Eccless Lancastar, and Pad-I Cit eon cliffs from ...

... Keervenel C .PanrCS0 WAVES STAES5. - Sprtsnian- Kent; 8 Sportin aLife-Frontier; Sporting Timst--Trideetor Kent: icenssed Viituallers' Gazett, '-Lord President or IKent Land and Water -Poiycrates or Kent FOaRTY-SRODYDAscoi'alESIALc Srir;s5-Sportsrnan' ...

... the Messrs Cooper, -Mr Woolf Joel. Mr J. Lewis, Mr Inglis. Mr Rsvett, and others who are engaged in South Africans and Golden Australians, whosecoloursare registered at Messrs Weatherby's. Mr Hooley has, I hear. bought Mr Rucker's place at Newmarket ...

... SImoHet25o1 Bartmiaonter' offeor-B. After some delay Pakiegten made play from Bertminsntee and Mantofoa Kent until a quarter of a mile from home, when SMan of Kent took serrand place, hot could nat quilte roach Pokingten, who woe by a, head ; a. length hal-were ...

... bcnridtsoils hire F~voturable. -'!The, fwet .that the~ Prlinces of Watts' 62±a' twso, first f~~vourite enS the Ps:dbabflit#' of a ke-nt ahdfdt ti rxigd 'ate enormous -attr~actions to thou tends of pe6plej- aind the pjsindbility bf'biing- ai6le cthoe&rthb sucs ...

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... you is a u i July sua and a summer sky. An instant mere and o the state of affairs is worse Slaun before. OA the Jhills in Kent some most lovely weather has bean Dexperienced, whilst in the valleys at the same time the mists have been thicker than the ...