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... recovered. I named got a try behind the poste. Fagan converted. : With regard to the barley trade, there lean encourag- about golden weddings! No doubt it is ESHER PLACE, Surrey, for which Sir Edgar i No side was called, and Blackheath won by one ' advance ...
... Diseases, , . I 1 Secretary of the Kent County Football Assccia. has evidently said good-bye to .' pots for this Cannon Street„ 6 2 . ? 5 , 1 . 2 42 6 38 1 6 17 , , lion, was among the score of enthusiasts who Year. Kent Cup, won by a single match last ...
... • • • The coming matches are Maidstone away to-day (Saturday) and Blackpool, the leaders of the Lancashire League, at home on Tuesday. Of the result of the first encounter there should be little doubt, although Maidstone will put forth all they know to ...
... something is not wrong with the generalship. I well remember roan ago seeing the old Victoria Club F.C. in a Kent Senior Cup-tie play Chatham on the Maidstone Road ground when the wind was just as strong as on Satuiday, and with the advantage of tee elements only ...
... the Sheppey Committee, attended the halt-yearly meeting of the K.I.A. on Wednesday at Maidstone to support Mr J. Albert's proposal to legalise professionalism in Kent. The motion war seconded by Mr J. Will,, of Sittingbourne, and supported by Mr Auty, ...
... (Mr W. J. Harris) by Sargesut Jury and an inquest was deemed unnecessary. Pt excAtuive, Sasoiiin Tea Committee on Dockyard &boots vieited fi st ROOST FooTHALL et.un: Sheerness on Saturday last. Mr R. P. Phayer CONCanr. -The third e meeker this season ...
... three goal. to nil. In the second half Kent made a little better resistance, but two mole goals were added to the Middlesex score, who thus won by five goals to nil. F. Griffin, the representative of Maidstone in the Kent team, seised , with cramp during the ...
... bottle out of the window, for which Otto was summoned before the Dean. Dressed in a tall hat, a gay dressing-gown, and riding-boots, he obeyed the summons, accompanied by his big dog—a huge Danish animal, of which he was very fond. The dog wasnot allowed ...
... of the institution are becoming m ore appropriate, through other hospitals for diseases of the eye have been established in Kent'and the adjoining counties. IsT K.A. V. (SHEMIN ESB C H [NTS) FOOT. BALL CLUB.—The first meeting of the above club was held ...
... year they won the Kent cup and thus gained the honour of county champions —con. quering Chatham twice within • month—they were thrice beaten by the Sheppey lads with actives of 2-1, 3-2, and 4.1. More recently they romped round Maidstone with the score of ...
... FOOTBALL. KENT LEAGUE, FIRST DIVISION. Nob, Played. Won. I. F. A. FM lO 8 0.6 ll —lB Sheppey United Folkestone 7 3 1.. 17 17 8 flittionbourne Asbford United - 5 R.E. Training Batt 4 2 1 13 7 6 Dart ford 6 2 3 13 17 —li Gravesend ...
... rain for people who might be promenading on the sea wall. He suggested the —-- front of the rink and swimming bath as a site. KENT LEAGUE, FIRST DIVISION. Mr Woodthorpe said he would hold up both hands Goal', for • shelter on the esp lanade if he were not ...