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... KENT v. MIDDLESEX. ANOTHER KENT VICTORY. O, LTD. The Halifax staff of the above company, aloag pith thelr wives snd o Gow (rionde, Bod ar | 33rd anuual pi on Thurday. Leaving the dis- |g g '-' l—-.‘m ..-ul-n- . wrict office, : Inddnd_..‘b{.-flwdu-h- fi: ...
... KENT v. LANCASHIRE. At Maidstone. LANCASHIRE nings Second lflnl A H Hornby, Ibw b Fairservice .. 11 ¢ Woolley b Biyibe 3 Makepeace, bßlythe .. . 00 85 0t OUl..ieoos. 28 Tyidesley JT, b Pairservice 3 bWoolley . 13 Starp, b Pairservice ...
... BIRMINGHAM PROGRAMME. e KENT CLUB HAVE A PROFIT OF £426 ON SEASON. Yesterday atternoon o meeting of the ‘General Committee of the Kent County Club was held at the Golden Cross Hotel, Charinz Cross. Lord George Hamiton. the president, occupied the chair ...
... of Bristol and Kent and we hope that the Rugby League welcomes them with open arms. We know that the Rugby League wants to make progress in giving the game a national identity and we believe that in Bristol and Kent they have the golden opportunity todo ...
... they began married life at |West Vale, and, much more | recently, s;fint three years in Kent, |when Mr. Helliwell worked for the |county council at Halling, near |Maidstone, they have spent most Llof their lives. When he retired, | Mr. Helliwell was working ...
... a-11-2 M Scudamore THE BELL @-11-0 Mr M Tory DANDY SOOT a-10-10°.. P Winter OSCAR WILDE a-10-3 R E Jenkins GOLDEN DROP &-9-7 P G Madden LADY NENAGH &-9-7 R J Hamey CHAMPNEYS a-9-7 .., B Lawreuce GILES FARNABY &-9-7 C Chapmar ...
... Liberal lodger vote was claimed at the Mid-Kent Court was said to be jointly in Maidstone and Loose parishes. The revising barrister came to the conclusion that the claimant when in bed would have his feet in Maidstone.and his head in Loose, He allowed the ...
... I)e-not.ge.r dead heat Off 2.46, Trained by J. E. Sutcliffie and Monck. Runners: Fison, Palisper, Glentrust Derreen, Golden Vagabond, Man of Kent Presto, Pixilated Painter, Flash Giles Terry, Peronto, Bally-mis Betting: 2-1 Goldel Presto, 5-1 Flash Giles, ...
... Mr. C. Woodhead, Mr, J. Mann (Golden fige Club), Mr, J. Halcren, Mr. A. anson, Mr. M. Bates, Mr., W. Ovenin, Mr. P_ G. Greenwood MTr. J. Neish, Mr, H. Baines, Mrs. Neish and Miss Ballantyne (offices), Mr. H. Jowett (Golden Aée Club), Mr. W Fell and Mr. ...
... centemary. —At alwere received by the Rev. C. Alan T i Otlefr. yesterday, there were 46 fatimands, will leave Lyneham|as Maidstone, in Kent: Dingwall.aeting of the Queensbury Cen- Stephens and Mr. A. D. Oram and Lan Cotton 42/6 (CAttie, 119 fat sheep and seven| ...
... lg; resumed their first innings against 02 to lose to Rod Laver in the final. | |3 Monarchs Choise D L Jones Kent at Maidstone today, the _The crowd will be hoping for a| Yorkshire’s attack came in for Off 2.31. Trained by Hide. ; whole side being ...
... little soup? ”’ Sacrilege The outstanding feature of a daring act of sacrilege committed yesterday at the parish church, Eltham, Kent, was tin stealing of a valuable black letter volume several centurics old. This formed part of a library of 800 volumes %;zsented ...