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... Yorkshire (return). Aug. 23, 24, and 25.—At Brighton, Derbyshire v. Sussex (return). Aug. 26, 27, and 28.-At Maidstone, Derbyshire v. Kent (return). CHESTERFJGLD v. BELPER. Played at Belper on Wednesday last. Score :— CHE rSTEBFIBLD. J Keeling, b Higgins ...
... (return). Won by 9 wickets. Derbyshire, 226—33 for 1 wicket. Sussex, 49-—2il. Aug. 26, at Maidstone, v. Kent (return). Lost by 10 wickets. Derbyshire, 55—103. Kent, 122-—35 for no wicket. *Not included in the averages. Matches played, 8 ; won, 2; lost, ...
... Cuas. 8. ESCAPE FROM A LUNATI ASYLUM.! The following extraordinary story of a planned escape from the Kent County Asylum, at Barmingbeath. near Maidstone, has been pab- “Tt appears that a gentleman named Liliott, for meny years resident at Ely Hous-, Taubridge ...
... application be not en- teriained for the present was then put to the meeiing and carried unanimously. On the motion of Councillor BOOT, it was also agreed that a copy of the Electrie Lighting Act be seat to each member of the Corporation. and the board agreed ...
... otherwise have been seen —was hidden by a •belt of cloud above the north lightship of the Goodwin Sands. But the tail, broad golden band, extended slantingly upwards over two full points— from S.E. E. to S.E. by S., or even to S.S.E.— and a line thence drawn ...
... otherwise have been seen —was hidden by a •belt of cloud above the north lightship of the Goodwin Sands. But the tail, broad golden band, extended slantingly upwards over two full points— from S.E. E. to S.E. by S., or even to S.S.E.— and a line thence drawn ...
... lessons which are set forth with such earnestness and brilliance in Talma’s pages; but I venture to emphasise them by two golden rules. I the student remember, first, that every senten xpresses a new thought, demands a change of and therefore, freqt ...
... his observation as to scandal of such » and said it was a disgrace to the Church of England to permit such H P. OPULAR |W GOLDEN DDING.—Take 2 oz, bread crumbs, 2 oz. suet, 3 oz. Harriey’s 2 oz. 2 .—Put the bread crumbs and suet (whi must be ch fine) ...
... Court, has been indicted for perjury on the ground that she is twice that age. D ing last week three fires broke out in West Kent, resulting in the almost entire de- struction of six haystacks of the value of £1,000. They are all attributed to incendiarism ...
... 6d. tous. 6*d.; round, ss. 7d. to 7d. Reas. 7s. 6d. Beans. Egyptian, *'.s. Bd. LONDON POTATO.—Moderate supply, trade steady. Kent regents. HOs. to 100 s.; Esses regents, 80s. to ■.K)-'.; magnum bonums. 80s. to 100 s. ; roses. 60s. to 70s. per ton. WAKEFIELD ...
... the property of James Gilbert, by breaking intc a inst, le at Tideswell, on the night of Sept. 26 was further char, Pair of boots, ged with stealing a dealer, the property of Mr. Bennett, general at Tideswell, on September 22. He was Committed to take his ...
... it beautifully soft, pliable, and glossy.' It contains no lead or mineral ingredients, and can also had in a golden colour for fair and golden haired people and children Avoid spurious imitations, and .also cheap imitations, which are mostly composed of ...