... been employed at Malling Abbey. She identified the articles produced as her husband's pmpobl;ts. Prisoner waid he came from Maidstone, but he no parents living, and hohad lived with Mr Curzon. The Bench said o similar complaint had been received from Mr Curzon ...

... interest were Mming to find—without meaning any disrespect by the simile—that the agricaltari-ts wers the geese who laid the golden eggs—(cheers and langhter)— nd that the lfricuhnn) interest conld not ¥affer withoat the interests of the entire commereinl ...