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... was aptly illustrated by the late Lord Bramwell many years since, when, as Baron Bramwell, he was presiding at the Kent Assizes at Maidstone, Mr. H. F. Dickens. X.C., had then joined the circuit, and was introduced privately to the judge by another member ...
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... yesterday, the ceremony of electing new Primate in succession the late Dr. Temple was proceeded with. The Archdeacon of Maidstone presided Vice-Dean, the absence, through weak health, Farrar. There were four other members of the Chapter present, together ...
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... st., Burnley, or to Alexander Bell, Esq., Myrtle Grove, Fence. LET, 47, St. James's-st., now cccupied as a boot shop, and known the Golden Boot. To Let, 45, St. Jamew's-st, now occupied tram offices. 45, St. Janies's-st., are most excellent premises for ...
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... “*We hare bad instructions send letters addressed to on to Maidstone.” I groaned. What at ass I had been! When in Rochester the previous week I had expected a letter, and, wishing to get to Maidstone, I filled up the usual form, requesting that it might be ...
... Mrs. Caleb Dowson, of Hutton OCranswick. and Mr. and Mrs. G. Oubridge, of Nafferton, York- shire, have just celebrated their golden weddings. The Crewe Education Committee have decided that from October 1st, when the Education Act commences to run in Crewe ...