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... THANKSGIVING SERVICES. THE RECENT ENLARGEMENTS AND REPAIRS. By special services at St. John's church, Moulsham, on Wednesday last, double purpose was ...

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... «PEDLAR ” PALMER, SON INJURED pUGILIST IN THE DOC CHARGED WITH MURDER. ppsom RACE TRAIN TRAGEDY. Th » sequel to the fatal fight in a race train Epsom Spring meeting on geturni ng from even ing, m which an unknown work- man lost his life, was furnished at Croydon Count, y Police Court today (Thursday), when Palmer, aged 31, of 25, Great Ormond Bloomsbury, commission agent, but known as “Pedlar” ...