... and eleven p.m. , but on Saturday night he was accompanied by Charles Quince, who had been to March to see his son, the Boots at the Griffin hotel. The night was dark and wet. The accident was not witnessed by any one, and 'modes were heard. But the ...

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... in fact, be made an opportunity for obtaining a bill on Welsh disestablishment. The Rev. Percy George Benson, vicar of Hoo. Kent, who has been suspended by Lird Penzance (before whom he declined to appear), for one year from his office for refusing to ...