... aascutad at Faasadss Haatb. Maiditoas, Kent, on tha aaotaing of tbs 7.h Jons, 1793. I asad not atop hare to toll story of Fathsr Cotglay'a arrest, imprisoßmaat, and trial, aad brutal taatoßoe by a judge, who waatsd to auks Kent holiday for tha local aaragas, ...

... ago, are etm in South Africa, aad it ia to aeoif tbat company mqnin abuagthaoing that preeent dday ii ocowioaod. MAIDSTONE ELECTION. Maidstone, Friday Wight PolUng took plaoa IfaiditOM to-day for Ihadaetifle of Paritoanat fill tha raeaney by tbs unseating ...

... other vehicles,’’— Weekly Irith Timet, July 17th, 1897. 05167 CRICKET. KENT v. PHILADELPHIANS. The Americans made plucky effort to avert Innings defeat the hand* of Kent Maidstone yesterday. They were compelled follow on in minority of 286 rone, but although ...

... winners extra. Two miles. Mr. Denny's Golden Wedding 6y, list 121 b Mr. L. 8. Denny 1 Mr. Gotham’s Blue Crescent 6y. lOst Mb D. Morris 2 Mr. N. Woodland’s sy, lOst Smith [Winner trained Golly.] Betting—Ercns agst Golden Wedding, to 4 Blue Crescent, and 8 ...

... fiaaa. ial or otherwise. Their great motto ought to ha unity above all other coaai-hwutioaa. Now, when she is almost the golden threshold of freedom, each should shoulder his steady his stop, and march in triumph to College Oraeo. -Tours truly, R. M ...

... Do. Funding 101, Bueno. Water .01'r- Gold Premium 1271. Foreiirn Stock*. ii i« r 100, 1^ per cent, 1881 MJ . v.rian Gold Kent*. 95, - I,, ' T I Sf l, 4 p.c. sterling lAian 92, 93* .. do. Sor. I. 69( 69| do.Ser 88j liatoeOrdiiwy ■ -.ay4£a ...

... quarter. Marsh's Gamboge, La and Bod lam, and Enoch's Queen of the Spring were Mont a mile. On the Bury side. Sherwood's Old Boots. Brandy, and Colorado, Archer's ilagiographer and Helen Ware, l!u ...

... 1 Gangway, t 4 1& to 1 Friar John, t 18 to Acrobat, 20 to 1 King Charlea, t 20 1 Simon ian. to 1 Victor Wild, t 4 o 33 to 1 Kent!gem, t 33 to 1 obavd hattoeal. (Kun Friday, March 24. Grand National Conroe. About four milea 836 yatda.) 4to 1 agat Cloiater ...

... Fir* furlong*. Dak* Westminster’s Helm, Set 51b M. Cannon 1 Mr. M’Calmont’s Faversham, Set 111 b T. Loatea 2 Duke Portland’s Golden Momeata. Bst 41b 8. Loatea 3 Also ran-Mr. Lyon’s Ecclsadea, Bst 111 b (Bradford), Captain Whitaker's Knife Boy, Sat lllb (Calder)) ...

... Spark 11. B* F. Day a 7 10 Mr. StokM’* Maatar WiUte 4y H. Chandler a 7 10 Mr. TyWr'i laochoimal 4y F*ae* *7 9 Mr. Nawtoa’* Golden Bole aged Black wall a 7 9 Mr. Percy’* Kopaly aged (in. 101 b e*) 7 8 Sir E. Vineanf* Stoooado 4y F. Day a 7 8 Mr. Honldaworth’* ...

... CRICKET. NOTTS v. KENT. Notts the does of play last night, with lead of 299 runs and only five wickets down held such commanding position that Kant can hardly escape defeat. Two features deserve note: the good bowling of Ware, nhs took six Kent wickets, and ...

... army is confronted superior body Boers, who, the Westminster Gasette concedes, “are extraordinarily jMbile on Uo bnttMoU, (boot exooodiiiri) ntntght. tad will, whoa aocxy, maintain their gronnd with gnat tenacity Their gaaa an haary. numorou*. and well ...