... and Golden Garter, the la:.t two Odour and Master McGrath. Into .he straight Rani Lai came followed Ring and Sprightly, with Golden Garter and D'Orsay next, and Tudor improving his position. A quarter mile from home Sprightly was beaten, Golden Garter ...

... Total 182 Total LANCASHIRE v. KENT. Twenty minutes' play sufficed to finish the above match Tunbridge this morninfr. Lancashire gaining overwhelming Victory by an innings and 330 runs. Mold disposed the two remaining Kent wickets, and in the innings he ...

... Mr. Bob Martin, the author the well-known song, Ballyhooiey. Mr. Martin happened lie noisy meeting in one the divisions of Kent. ' The were in strong force, and speaking was a farce. Finding his efforts make himself heard more ineffectual, Mr. Martin ...

... recent Kent Assises for the. shooting outrage at and ordered to detained during Her Majesty's pleasure on the ground insanity. has just been removed from Maidstone Gaol Criminal Lunatic Asylum. Manktlow, who seemed very reluctant to leave Maidstone, where ...

... Dorking would be the scene the hottest fight in the campaign. A SIGNIFICANT TRADE UNION EXPERIMENT. The National Union of the Boot and Shoe Makers has resolved to use a portion of its funds for the promotion of co-operative bootmaking. It has been suggested ...

... jntance, his Honour Judge Greenhow heard two applications for discharge, which may be put parallel columns ;> Ik Wm. Jackson, boot Raphael Antvarcee, vA slice manufacturer, tailor. Assets 18s. 9d. short Said have paid Ss. l§d. of expenses of bankruptcy. ...

... The visitors h:ul the advantage after the drop-out. and Chapman was called upon to stop dribble, winch he did successfully. A boot passing Liversedge had made things look dangerous, and a pass forward at the finish spoiled the opening. A scrummage followed ...

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... time).—Address Agency, 8, Chambers, London, E.C. ■ AGENTS call upon shops are offered valuable Agency; high commission. - Kent's, C 3, Borough Road, London. AGENTS and CANVASSERS waatad for a most saleable half* crown article; samples, Ac, sent post ...

... having stolen a pair of boots, value 2s. 6d„ the property of Abraham Matthew, boot and shoe dealer, Ravensthorpe. Prisouer said he met a man who had worked at Alf. Cooke's, at Leeds, and they got drinking. The other man gave him the boots to get some money ...

... Baines U n to the last there was a faint hope, BtSaS, that perhaps a few bundles had in some of the Church candi- But the boot was on the other leg. put forward a Radical Kftfce defeat last night struck . Vlant The fact is, he said, the Bikers were ...

... Queen was greatly delighted with Lyra. While the infant musician was playing one of her most fascinating solos the Duchess of Kent, perceiving how deeply the attention the Princess 1 Victoria was engrossed by the music, ventured to leave the room for a few ...