Key – Kennedy
Key
A wheel, or lever, is said to be "keyed" to its parent shaft when it is maintained in place by a slip of metal, which fits a coinciding pair of grooves, one in the wheel, or lever, and the other in the shaft.
Kamin
Chimney (q.v.).
Kamm
A broken rocky ridge.
Kangaroos
Rock, iii. 95
Kangaroo-shooting
iii. 94
Kavanagh
General, iii. 355
Kaye
Sir J. Lister, ii. 151
Kearley
H. E. (now Sir Hudson Kearley), ii. 58
Keeper's Trophy
A., ii. 301
Kempton Park
iv. 207
Kempton Park Jubilee
iii. 434
Kennedy
Lord, iv., 203 Myles B., iv. 360, 396 Kennel Club (American), ii. 94