... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...