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... Gwitmett, of Ledbury, Herefordshire, out of ?? Kerrison, al of Hyde, Cheshire, retail provision ?? Fish, tI of Chatham, Kent, boot maker. - John Masters, jun., of V Bristol, ?? Bennett, of 12, Clusrch-terrace, No Waterloo-road, Lambeth, coach ?? Peel ...
... effective. -Kent has not been showing very grand form at Mote Park, Maidstone, Yorkshire beating the County Eleven by 251 runs. For the Northerners Bates marked ioS in his second innings. The largest score for Kent was Mr. Patterson's 30.-The men of Kent fared ...
... Colonel Auson'Is Iags-O to I agst Lord Maidstone's Tom Tullock (taken(-6 to I agst Lord Altbermarle's Smuggler Bill (taken). f DERBY. 10 to I agst General Shuobrick's Brocardo (taken(-1t to I agst Lord Maidstone's Torn Tullock-20 to I agst Mr. J1. O'Brien's ...
... and white, trimmed with silver. The Esquires of the Marquis were Lord John Beresford, Sir C. Kent, Mr. M. Whyte, Capt. Lumley, Capt. L. Ricardo, Mr. Maidstone, and Mr. J. R?{7 ?? ?? . W. Beresford, and the minstrels were an Irish piper and harper. Sir ...
... market prices. Very little was done towards bringing the St. Leger settling to a close. THE CESAREWITCHI STAKES. 7 to 2 apot Kent's lot (taken, zend afterwards offered) --9 to I agst Lord C. Bdntinck's My Mary (taken, and afterwarda cffierefj-l 3 to I agst ...
... About 300 pairs of boys' boots were supplied in the course of the year at this price, and a smaller number of girls' boots. The committee had ordered that no more of these boots should be sent to be repaired, but that new boots should be supplied when ...
... enrolling themselves amongst the verv earliest members. And, finally, the exploits at Hatclam Park, in the vicinity of he Kent-road, which afford an infinity of pleasure to the lieges over the water, who would have been unable to travel as far as the ...
... , Wapping, now of Sydetluam, Kent, ship smitLh.-J. W. D. LOCliWOOD, Crown-court ThrcadnLedlc-strect, stock broker, and dealer in shares.-D. THOMAS' Plymouth, grocer. scorTiL SEQUESTRATION-J. K. HUNTER, jun., Glasgow, boot aad oboe maker. ...
... ? S Mr. Copeland's Golden Drop, B ies, Sat 71 ?? S far. Barber's Leertes. S ire, fiat ?? ?? Mr. Riddell'e Lacy Boots, 3 yes, ?? 7110..: ?? Tomlinson S Betting-Even en Twilight. 8 to 4 ogst Bernice, 10 to 1 egot Golden Drop. Golden Drop led into the straight ...
... Nottingham- shire, Derbyshire, Yorkshire, and Kent, this year extends its arcs. of operations, and plays Sussex at Barighton, asn the 17th of August. The headquarter- of the wornty paintine are at Manchester. Kent, under the fostering care of Lord Harris, ...
... MATCXEI FOR THIS DAY. AT KcNNINGTON OVAL.-SUry v SU8S (cotinued); Ar Loa's.-M.C.C. and Grortnd v. Scarborough ?? tinned). AT MAIDSTON.-Kent v The Australians (eontnued). AT Dswseany.-Yorksbire v Gloucestenabre (continuded). AT Dlzasv.-Derbyabire v Notta (continugd) ...
... pretensions. The race was uncommonly slow, and estab,1ished incontestibly that W'eatherbit is a bad horse, and a coward to boot. The races, which were run with a disregard to the time fixed, not at all in heeping with the general excellence of the ar ...