... more remarkable circumstance than the following extraordinary escape from destruction. A daughter of Mr J. D. Baumont of Maidstone, being on visit at Falkestone, attempted on Sunday se'nnight to coodnet a young acquaintance down the Cliff very narrow path ...

... wished call the attention of the noble Lord (Melbourne) to the recent melancholy events which I took place in the county of Kent, and which he believed was 1 owing to the insanity of one individual, and the gross igno- I ranee of those whom he had deluded ...

... properly of four parts—a golden salver, which j j rests a jiedestal and bowl used at the christening 1 of ! Charles the Seeoud, regilt and ornamented Storr j ; and Mortimer for this occasion. Fro this bowl rises j second golden pedestal surmounted cherubim ...

... out-door sports and athletic pastimes— what a noble manifestation of the chivalric generosity of the Kentishmen and Men of Kent—are presented the trial of such a delinquent as this revived Jack Cade, this devastating George Loft of Meopham. The Judges ...

... pray'r— That He, whose blood has ransom'd all. Will let you join me there. j . Carpenter- A thirsty Kentish elector, at Inn Maidstone, shouted Waiter, bring me bitter beer! We can give you a bit o' bread * said the waiter, but not a bit o' beer. ' ...

... Glasgow, Interim factor. Gilbert Adatne boot and shoe maker, Street, Edinburgh—Cm-Alton meet In Doswell' I.yon's Rooms. 19 George Street, Edinburgh, 4th June, at .—Anthony Shlell, Edinburgh, Interim Actor. Hagh Male, boot, shoe. and leather merchant, shipper ...

... Orosowirdi Iwo, do. W. , J. drorsard. , Sir A. olio. under Crown. Kent, Wed „ Sir Z. Pilaw, Hull „ W. H. Werra, odic* Orr Cm. Graaf Rile in the Prise of Leather. —A large meeting of muter boot and sins makers London wee held en Monday night, shoe It was ...

... £8000, and Farrer, the defeated Tory candidate, £6396. Representation op East Kent—Sir E. C. Tiering has announced his intention to resign his seat for the eastern division of Kent, consequence of continued illhealth. Representation of Greenwich. —The result ...

... cried the Professor. ma with ow, dr.' LITTLZ littler folks be, the bigger they wk. You Dever seed a small man that didn't wear boots and a high-crowned hat, and that warn't ready to 'most any one, to show he was a man every inch of him — Sam Slick. New W♦Y ...

... of Eden, these beantifal gifts of nature have n the ceased to be admired :— m, at We mark their robes of lustre, We see the golden drops that cluster, Yet they tod] nor spin on of within ; to beanty Over each humble breast, in bis Nota Ere in robes was ...

... GENERAL NEWS. The Queen of Spain is suffering from neuralgia the head. Lord Btron's boot lasts have been presented to the museum of the Nottingham Naturalists' Society. There are now three mysterious and unexplained murders before the public—one at Road ...

... the late Duchess of Kent hail bequeathed a sovereign to each Volunteer, several wits have availed of the occasion to write to the newspapers about it. The following are two specimens :—*Sir,—Yes,. it is true that the Duchess of Kent has left a sovereign ...