... Adrian Whelan (0-2), Patsy Greene (0-3). Sub. - Garry Byrne (1-0) for Leacy. : Paul Merrigan; Charles Kent, r= Dec lan O'Hanlon; Paud O'Dwyer, Denis Kent, 011ie Bolger; Brian Dunne (0-1), Sean Bennett (1-0); Jonathan Fitzharris (0-1). Ger Cody (0- 2), Tim ...

... righthand post and ricocheted to safety. Then at the other end of the pitch, Sean Bennett - he of the silken locks and the golden boots - sent a sizzling sideline cut from the left touchline into the top right corner of the Askamore goal. Shortly after that ...

... Eoin Doyle (0-2), Shane Cadogan (0-2), Tony Kent Richard Comerford (0-1), Uoyd Coffer (0-9, 2 frees), Searnie McLoughlin (1-0). Subs. - Shane Murphy for Kent; in extra-time: Michael O'Gorman for Doyle, Kent for Cadogan, inj.; also Michael Coady, John ...

... & Johnny Roche, two, after a good chase the golden boot after for all their help. A diffifrom the All Blacks and four years of playing cult year for both - I wish Park Hotspur. Eugene youths. them well. Kent's Campile side An unwelcome feature •Thanks ...

... e family at Maidstone. Kent, and the defendant, Mr. Henry P. Phillip., was at the present time, and then the riding master of the 7th Dragoon which regiment was now stationed in Manchester. The plaintiff went to her situation in Maidstone in August, 1870 ...

... of the approaching completion of the Maidstone and A-hford line, in connection with the London, Chatham, and Dever Railway, the South- Eastern Company have decided upon making sonic important improvements in Maidstone. Carriage-trudge aceenisnoilativi is ...

... numbering altogether about ia.likt persons. Major Sharpe-Hume, who inten Is contesting !Maidstone at the nest election ; Mr A. Simmoosle. the leader of the Kent and Sussex Labourers: and Captain Lemon were the chair. men at the several platform*. Ma ...

... . DOUBLE EXHOL O I7OII AT MAIDSTONE. Tho hone of noon ou Thursday was fixed for the execution of the murderers Alfred Holden, 2s, soldier; and Alfred Eldridge, 33, labourer. The prisoner@ were tried at the recent for Kent, when Holden pleaded guilty ...

... Aldershot lit bat.. Berke R. (49th), Bth, Nessat; Canterbury Rgypt ; Reading 9th lasesre, Umbslia ; Can- be R.W. Kent R. (30th), rapt; Maidstone 10th Bs, lit be S. York. R. (3111 t &wittily; Pontefract Dantralore; Sad Ott. LI. (52nd), Limerick, for Gibraltar ...

... stains and large hone betteea, Wel 02 we then ordinarily though, am he • oonfuerl of what he bad ;rat been ague as the pulling boot:, was this b wave) , ostMa infuematiou tu his tateritester. i first ma him ht wss help. lo,dy in the iniddil of a ::tt.e group ...

... a district which has now a very large population. MR. CHARLES RCiBILIIT DARWIN, M.A., F.R.S., has just died at Down House, Kent. He had been unwell, hint was believed to be recovering. He, however, experienced a relapse, and shortly afterwards died. Mr ...

... pronounce d by his medical advi-ers to be a little better. A MAN NAILED FRANK WALTER been lying in the West Kent General Ho.pital, at Maidstone, for a week, in :t state of unconsciousness, the insensibility having been brought on through a blow on the ...