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It was at one time even matter of grave dispute whether it would not cost as little money to make that between Leominster and Kington navigable as to make it hard. Passing still further west, the unfortunate traveller, who seems scarcely able to find words to express his sufferings, continues:
Letting the receiver swing, she fumbled in her purse; then, finding no small change, looked appealingly at Quin. He produced the necessary coin and handed it to her. "I don't think I'd put it in just yet," he said quietly. For a moment she paused irresolute; then she dropped the coin in the slot. "Is this the Hotel Kington?" she asked. "Will you please try again to get Mr. Phipps Harold Phipps?
The King's good-will to Latimer was due, as the letter indicated, to the understanding that Latimer "favoured the King's cause" in the question of divorce from Katherine of Arragon. In March, 1530, Latimer was called to preach before Henry VIII., at Windsor. The King then made Latimer his chaplain, and in the following year gave him the rectory of West Kington, in Wiltshire.
Among these are Orthoceras bullatum, Platyschisma helicites, Bellerophon trilobatus, Chonetes lata, etc., with numerous defenses of fishes. These beds, therefore, now generally called the "Downton Sandstone," are classed as the newest member of the Upper Silurian. They are well seen at Downton Castle, near Ludlow, where they are quarried for building, and at Kington, in Herefordshire.
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