... 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 ...

... £103, with Mr R. Recce, of Ashford, Kent, to walk 15 miles three hours, carrying each hand brick wei 'hing not less that 6Alb. The feat came off on Wednesday, the presence of a large number of spectators, on the Maidstone road, just out Ashford Mr Colburn ...

... during the last five years. Execution Fordred, convicted at the last Kent Spring Assizes of the wilful murder bis paramour, Mary Anne Bridger, expiated his crime upon the scaffold Maidstone Jail, nine o'clock Tuesday morning. The miserable man since his ...

... for a Halfpenny.—On Monday night, about twelve o'clock, a soldier, whilst passing along the embankment leading to the North Kent Railway Station, dropped what he thought the time to have been a florin, and in order to recover it be, thinking that he had ...

... 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 ...

... returned a verdict of temporary insanity, in duced by mental and physical strain. SIR STAFFORD NOHTHCoTE, speaking at the Maidstone and Mid Kent Conservative Club on Saturday evening, said they could not too soon begin to organise themselves and make ready. There ...

... 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 ...

... of Cruel London, should bear her cross ia the great city. She had a mission. The threads of her influence are black, grey, golden, and red ; and as we stand upon the brink looking into the Future, it seems if Fa'e had another minister standing darkly by ...

... suggested the Earl, with a «mile. “Beggii/ yer pardon, my Lord, I was gaun iae say spirit! As I said I*ll no say onything a boot that because I spy the dawning©’ the true Gordon beamin' in yer e'e. I noticed it whanever cam' near hand me. But what I maun ...

... they seemed tryi- g who oould get out first into the clear spring night outside that was beautiful with the lingering glow of golden sunset. On the centre wall hung copy of Carlo Doloe'a Meter Dolorosa, in frame of carved wood exquisitely designed in bunches ...

... 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 ...

... little child ; neither the instincts of wife nor mother are awake in her yet. Great was the consternation down stairs when Or Kente announced his intelligence. Bruno was startled but bewildered—he could not believe it, but when the doctor him it was true ...