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... ordinary shore capital, carrying forward £3.178. rx+raerdinarv meeting the shareholders the Kent Fire and Life Insurance Company held at the Town Hall, Maidstone, to-c Ur. a resolution assenting the amalgamation of Company with the Royal Insurance Company ...
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... the Sunbeam rider may vary his pa«c from six to sixteen miles an hour the road conditions lictate. You the lever and the Golden unlearn does the rest. Write for list to AGENT: dows. It was a great loss to the individual, but it was a still greater loss ...
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... he was at first inched to think that Romayne was the ag: gressor until (Ronayne) showed him his gansey with the mark of the boot on it. Mr. and Mr. Keane ed seconded that Lynch's explanation be accept- Mr. Tobin that Lynch be easpend- ed for six months ...