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... DEAT/I.—Mr Sterhena, one of the coroners for Esst Kent, I an in Monday night. at Maid-tone, tonehine tie death Thomas Pain, P.C. Dungley, of the Kqet County CondaliuLiry. wa,n pasting along near the Maidstone I.aol. when he discovered the lying on the remind ...