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... was happy to think that his twelve years in Chesterfield had never bed quarrel with anybody, and be had enemies that he knew of. People said that Afhurchpeople were not very generous. had made ralculatiof. lately, and he found that since had been Chesterfield the Chorchpeople had contributed over £30,000. That was very Mne sum. and all hoped was that they had had some of their money’s worth. ...

... RENCE BURRELL AND MR. CHAS. WEBB. A large number of friends assembled on Tuesday afternoon at St. Thomas's Church, Regent-street, to witness the marriage of Miss Florence Burrell, second daughter of Mr. Walton Burrell, of Fornham St. Martin, with Mr Charles Webb, of Long Down Cottage, Epsom. The weather proved delightfully fine for the happy event. The officiating clergy were the Rev. Father ...