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... Surrey vSuuwx (return) Aug 21, at the Oral, Surrey Club and Ground Hon. Artillery Ang 22, at Mote Park, Maidstone, Surrey v Kent Aug the Oral, Surrey v Kent (return) LOCAL MATCHES. June 4, Lincoln, Grantham v. Lincoln June 6, at Beeston, Rank Club Beeston ...
... 39—Lord’s, 0 and Ground v Rugby School AUGUST. 3—Gravesend, Kent v Surrey 9—Plymouth, Devonshire v Hampshire 3 Shrewsbury, Warwickshire v 8->rop*hlro (retnrn) B—Woolwich, Royal Artillery v Wn*» Kent (return) 4 Old Traffnrd, Gentlemen of Warwickshire Gentlemen ...
... of the afire Plump- The plaintilf wa-, in the autumn of IS7O. tre*. 1 stayed more than ...
... the charge of being conccrucd in extensive robbery at Mr. White’s boot and shoe establishment in Doncaster last wee*. The shop kept by Mr. White was broken into and 161 pairs of boots carried away. When the robbery was reported Mr. Superintendent Etches ...
... and stationer, Nov. 27, Dec. 8, 29, at Basingbalt• Street. Mr. J. 1) Kelly, New Inn, London. Thomas Stammer, Francis Street, Golden Square, grocer._ Nov. 20, 21, Dec. 39, at Basiugluill Street. Mr. Nina , , CapiCalls Court, Loud u. Edward Allpress, Watling ...
... MIDDLESEX v. KENT. The last of the Middlesex fixtures and the final important match arranged at Lord's this season came to an end on Saturday afternoon, before au excellent company of spectators. The game, which commenced on Thursday, was with Kent, and it ...
... Belt) 2.50 Aotimrr (10 1. Donoghue) 1; Thunder and Lightning (100 2; holjmelu. (9 to 2) 3. Also Lucky Son, Th»myris. Ruffle. Golden A.cil. Gsrteld lady, EBondl. Length; half length. h ward.) 3.0 Residue (« to S. *»»•■* L Square Diamond to«) 2; Green (9 2) ...
... December 10, January 4, at the London Bankrupts' Court ; Messrs. Bennett and Paul, Sloe d.sne.—THOSlAS HAYNES, Chiddingetone, Kent, farmer, December 7, January 4, at the London Bankrupts' Court; Mr. Doughty, King-street, Covent-garden. VI little! WHITTINOTON ...
... Grioiwood, Rochester, draper. 6 , w„ Il nw, j„,,. Green, Eases, skin broker, 6, K Jones, Iteaditte, manufacturer. 10, W. Eiger, Maidstone grocer. 6, Abraham, New Street, picture dealer. 7, J. Thomas, Canterbury, glossa. 7, J. &Whitt, Pickle Herring, Tooley Street ...
... served, wbieh .. was only abort of hundred million few thousand. This shows that the public are relying more and more upon Boots for thrir, medicinal requirements. Unforinnatelj odr. •ales have not Increased the proportion of oag * tonnage output from ...
... st. Middling, 2s. 4d. to 2s. 6d. Orinary, 21. Market Calf, 14s. Horse Hides, 12s. a 14s. each, Bags HOPS. Pockets Kent £s 5 to 6 0 Kent„,£6 6 to 7 Susses.-- 5 oto 5 12 Sours—. S 10 to 6 0 Essex 5 0 to 6 6 Farnham 9 9 toll 0 COTTON MARKET. SasvaDAT ...