... Masefield’s f fictitious fox makes almost dull reading. \ This stag took to the English Channel to shake off the pursuit of the Mid-Kent Sla£- hounds and swam out to sea. It was picked up by the crew of a French fishingsmack, who took it with them to Etaples, ...

... Attention to two large Lots of Ladies' Best WALKING BOOTS, which must Cleared Oat. Also Gentlemen's Best Goods oi every description. Observe the Address CHARLES TINKER, (Late John THE BEE HIVE BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, No. 16, TOP OF HIGH-STREET, Opposite ...

... t>rn. first meeting May 10, noon. Official Receiver’#, uublic cx-umiialioii May 10, p.m., Sessions Hou-e, 1 - Walter Watson, Golden Hillock road, Smanheatb, I- bam ; William Udjlev, Grave road. Uouriiiow. ! and Frederick Watson, Crookesmoor road. Sheffie ...

... willingness take part the second Test Match, which will commence at Melbourne en New Year's Day. KENT COUNTY CRICKET CLUB. Yesterday afternoon meeting was held the Golden Cross Hotel, Charing Cross. The Right Hon Lord Harris presided, others present being the ...

... —Nottingham, Yorkshire v. 5 University 18.—Lord’s, Marylebone Club and Ground ¥ Derb) 18 —Maidstone, Mote Park v. Eleven Colts 22.— Lord's, Mary 22.— Oval, Surrey Colts v. Kent Colts Club and Ground v. Yorksiie 2.—Lord’s, Marylebone Club and Ground v. Keas 29 ...

... Agriculture officially announces the existence of foot-and-mouth disease was confirmed on Tuesdav night at Hunton, near Maidstone. Kent. The disease was found to exist 15 cattle out of a. total stock of 54. The usual restrictions have been applied an area ...

... race organised by the Nottingham Federation of Homing Societies. Only few have arrived home. One bird came rail from Maidstone, in Kent, having collided with some telegraph lines, subsequently dropping in a tramcar. Two othor birds have been sent from ...

... was ideal Christmas morning, crisp and frosty, and when the sun rose in a golden blaze it revealed a camp white with hoar frost. The ground was as hard as iron, and the nailed boots the soldiers rang the men walked. The distant hills were lost from view ...

... three-quarters of a mile. SPORTING OPHECI CRAVEN STAKES. —Sporteman—Golden Garter; Sporting Golden Garter ; Licensed Victualler,’ Gazette—Gollen Garter Life—Golden Garter ; Fiel i—Golden Garter ; Land and Water— sporting Times— olden G.rter. STEWARDS’ CUP ...

... suitable kennels, poultry; near shops, schools, church, golf, bowls, tennis; possession.—Ridgeway Cottage, Tankerton. Kent. rpENTERDEN, KENT— Freehold BUNGALOW lor JL Sale; detached, brick-built with rougli cast; 4 bedrooms, dining-room with French casement ...

... Harry rew, son-in-law of Mr. Glad- stove, has been offered by tl the Lord Chancellor the living worth East Farleigh, near Maidstone, Kent, The ® Year. THE ARDLAMONT TRAGEDY. DISCOVERY OF eR, “Glas; mw Evening News” it is inform on good authority that Bonet ...

... 2 70 Thompson bowled fa noballs. TroLt and Webb KENT STILL TO THE FORE. LANCASHIRE LOSE BY NINE WICKETS. DEAN’S HUNDREDTH WICKET Last season : Kent won innings and 30 runs. Lancashire, 274 and 126; Kent, 420. After holding their own very well on the opening ...