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Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20497, 16 March 1932, Page 14

For the first time for many years a plough haß been used in the heart of • London.» lie authorities have been preparing a large area in Kennington Park as a playing-field for children, and a horse-plough hasbeen tilling the soil of a rough football ground in preparation for the sowing of the grass seed., After two witnesses had given evidence at an inquest at Croydon, London, a juror stated that he had not heard a word, as he was deaf. The coroner remarked that it w.as a farce to go on in these circumstances. Almost by shouting the coroner made the juror understand that he wished him to leave. Even then the juror protested, "I don't want to go. I • wish to do my duty." <

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