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SANlJ,GATE, FO~KESTONE, ' DOr.ER, DE~L, R.A"MSGA'llE' alld '
<MARGATE, l"av;ng READING -f,,45 ".m., <lalling at WOKING, i!lAM,! BLACKWATE~, and IilAJ4jBERDEY, ALDERSHOT '
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'the justice of ~he
of England JJ ciation 01 th,. '.H.J~ delight"
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dra~9d llt to ever:"wld~nmg circle Of visitors' en6Y's.;reac:~h~.OI~!;~~~e'':I~'i~:~
DOWe'r, with its ol~.f.shiooed streets" it~ the
castle, ~he mpst famous.o£ the anclent Cinque with a
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~~ rbrts : and' Fo~ , t1dred acr08s~
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stooe; aptly dOSfribed '
as' J "felicitous,'" an~
containing tli,0 great~st powers of ~;attiac­
' ~iOD to tho ; h';liday
maker.
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!JAY EXCURSION to liASTINGS'. ~EXiHILL. IHY,THE.
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tlian their ,me~ ,
in the deep, wen.:
thro~ tbe downs~'

plea,,aDt Ils~r~anis, th~t' wand~~
pliuns, the GardeD has
excite poets and
n.'burefi(,vb,rs
We have to
J{ent has no rugged
'1'(IUD,taii,n pas_ to offer in the
, the,same time, the 1
its stretches bf UD-]
f."D-1f!1'D'WO woods and
old.-w()rld
village$,
R." kl.hi,.
itself,
",hich" much
,With ,
splland/d sea. breeZes, makes
people_
past the Garden is
number of
interest than
from its two
rothedrals.
little ch'urc1i at
LyIj{iilge near Hythe, :l for instanoo, dates"
the,Conquest, It was fqunded ~yEt~!llbUirga of Nortbumbfia (portio.!s of her
st?l1 , rem~in\, a~d w~s r~b.uilt by St,
tenth I:.Dtury"
of the
a
beautiful hardly neM) perbe reminu.~ of such other gems lis
"',--.--. church"es j at lSt'. Margaret's-at apdl~i..fpesti>,! (OD. of the
exaJbp ef of Norman ' work in

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all the', wa.y-or
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wou,Id provide rJ,ctni~I,t's

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Passenleaving I

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~;:~;~~~~:tai::~d theMinster,
'la~e~ buildings
at Hyth~,
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Canterbury an,d'
or of the sp lendour, of the great
o~ , the cou.n:~ry-'p,enshurs~ ,~Iac~,
Hever, KnoUt House, The Mote House,
Ig~l'u"D, Cobham Hall, SaJtwocd+ I>Dd ol '.,j;he
'examples of early' domestic arohitectur'e
abound,
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we have , not ~ace ' for. 'd etalletl paneIt mtt8t suBic 'to, have give~ an indiof the basis for -the faith that is ·in U)S , ,
tile GardeD of E~glaDd has a deep aDa
cha.rm to attract ~nd hold the to~rist ,
a.nd the resident of town or
excuTsit>ns are run and cheap
are issue<\l to the south-east
r~t~na\ fast trBtins",ar~J run to
M,lr~l.te, Ramsgate, etc. i
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to the .0t.fPri ... of t;h.. , S,E. and
it,bas peed
!'/Issible ¥>
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salie of'hi
itrav.lliog
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Cheap' 'daY·tri'p,
w, k -end, mon'lt hlr .1 a-hd , twoI
monthly tickets are also issued. ~
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ficardy
is rich
in picturesque
R,e sDrts on ,theTrench
C!>ast 'alid se.scape, scen~ ry, and
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lioliday · maker,
having i
thoa. ",ho
" CoDtiDerital holiday ,
for h ..
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pr"vi,d<is an
{)hannel PlosP suitable spot, according'
,l",,,.,i~. No,w here
easier reach of Lon- to j'individual t!astes, can con': l
a m"gni1ic.n~ I expl;lonse of v~n~pntlY ' a~d pleasantl?, : vi~t
' alntos~ aoy otli. r Is~ot
on tHe coast ' in the

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1II(~~~:e,~::;:,·~ r'WD'
given t<? tib, pursuit ' o~
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the Dia-.imum amount
, piacesnas 'pra.ctic-: II
who the other day . .1.1
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,gqt a.U the rest and tIV.' terms
_ ~ fort'night.s......" among se,.:coast
liDe arid
his
·Osrend.CIl,rrijlge was looked UPOD by gen. ,
JThe majority., bow.- m?,c:h;
in the wr~ng, and, as wltli ' an ie<lu.Jly
" id~ had in it Margate
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, COJi;:ts 208,1.' ao, d can
IYcoo'''a,vr,,. ' add '"6lootri9 lighted
able 17' days,
formUla 0110 of the fiDest thoroughfares, boexteoded for 'la further p.riod

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corn',·l
of .a day's
kip,
Thia
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uo hettol" test~momlll

ooe ca'n
t ravel The
are
cbar9-cter.
\ the moSt, bea.uti.
fn-mous part-of EUrope is
the raoge ' of the' .xcursions
by' the South Eastern, That is a '

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inStaDCO_
, th... I :RhiDe
home/. a.nd
the I
the . mQ.n of moderate
in nne. withi": the. radiu's of the man
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o'ltlook .. ..n
nee<js, aD '

lif~ g.D.~aUy
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a.nd
l' aracter sketch... ,
F,-om tbe' Belgiao frohtier BOl1thwa rds to "the mouth ~of the omme
' entire coast is bordered Sby
the
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goldeD BaDds,
forming~e
.. coa.t
perfect
'Paraili~
for children.
of
Picardy, eojols, a.ll ,the 8dva.,Dta,.ges '

bow pleasant that kind of jour- \
become is",,:'Â¥:ly evidenced by the
Thackert y 'upon th.m_u The

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with the ";rly and mid-Vic-

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to natural I
than : p,h.
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ronal!e af . such well.kopwD
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as Ca.zin,
" 'oollen, DU! le
'John Hassall, who have
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become',
broadened}
'yoorly
beqf>miO¢
m'oFe g.nerally .d';'it?f, I> )Vest... aspect, an
OUS
tlie uodecide\l hom ...seeker, or the •
'f'il. ' the low raiofa,ll, I con.,,''1
educational
.. ke. iD search of SC.D.ry, health ,
- s?Dshioe, aDd the
but I
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DSed not w~oder Ear &fi..ld to Gnd '
Clgonatmg be""*",, comhm. to "'v.
cotlld Dot be g.ined
l1I,ysium rhe Hoole CouDties caD
a h.althy climate rJo1iniscellt hof
study
scho'ol. Not
requiree, ' Wiilul. a couple of hours'
N:ortberD Afd<l",iD sprif gtirn•. (r . , idl"'s
errooeou.
. " effects are • ofteo
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jor ' leliS, there may b.
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h,. nt'In d'18 ''d eve Iope'd '
fro
oceoery
-to oati-' •y, tbe deDIands oE the
able,
on aspect.
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a orl.ntal
cHampagne-like
, I, -gr08tly
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critical, air y hich..:; ja unrivalled in the
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the
, and br9adtn -of Ithe Britiah Isles, aDd
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to suit '811. tastlj"]fe880r' Airey, ..
a largor Dubber of hours
saDds' . as that which
from
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,h (8' ' Whe. iDteTcha.n .6 of visits
g
it\lat.d in the ",erYI t:eart of' the garden ,o f 5, tmshine. a. leq'Jt 'rainfall, and a
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than any other seaside town in
•Somme. This distance of f; rty miles '
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creatiQg
o1..ny
oE its ,oWD , the lthree kiogdoms, " ,OccupY"'''g a ell-nigh
iDclud.s the 'modern D.pa meots of
corl"id"ra,tio,n ils /tbe
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it• is one of tl.e
towns . uniqti,e position OII
.' coinCident with'
a.t j,he various
"t most a ...& . _
-r ,the northerly coa;st-line of fis"'<liHJal,,is
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and S omm&, 18
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thresoms.
-n'te rbe in-f know
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kingdom,
aD appearsn",! of picturesque 1\.ot. Margate. looking lo ut UpoD
aoei.nt ProviDc. 1of Picardy,
10 89mil
8Upp es
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mODt 0 Ipr!",,'ate ' and
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,while it has .. n'1",b.r the erpdleos leagues--of the Ndrlh
a
haoked by high cliffs, but mor"frequeDtaod frequeDt Lorch.stral, nothing ,Iik. a k\lowledg',
p
it. 1& J'ustly proud. But
invigorating climate, ~
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d s into low, grassy
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delay. , Our train moves OD "Dd ' p ......
I Ivii- - "f"';ii"!'on:'s Dancing a nd fancy
balls , ling ' of £he
~ sWar _lioD in the Isle of Th, ..riet ,
this coaat is <lotted with' toWDS• aDd
Canterb
.:.od th.""" to ,Crani' bro.g. withili & _ lew , mil.. soj.th"ard 'the
of ev.ry)1ei;cript!i'Oj" ,some with
for f hildr.n,) are a>rao ed,
hal iDc"";'sed
while .. a/lort
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,d H]khurat, Pr", waters of the EDglii!J!
the
Weald, -, dr,v,e
North ,
' that hola memo
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n~gbboUi"lng Few ,E nglish towlJs
c1&un so
~~ ~strife between
~l~~;~~:~:i~t~ tEd' iD .. " ing woodlaod dis- side character .ar M te; aDd
Frauce aDd England"
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,rural and picturesq~ aurround- that its westerly -boundary is furnisil,ld
!some t with atlcien't
the m04 ..iitt '$t~ ~r, ~_ fertfolo hOp garooos. pasture.e and
" I churches and ! monas..
co.\clilde I"'ne3 01 great beauty
,,!mote frO!!' the busY cent, s. of com· llands 'of East K.D•• we venture
,to attra.ct,
lover 'of ~JluBion, , tha~ it POS~888 exooptional ;~S:~u:: ~ndl" iruLIii~ I in~r~t,
bent
residen~ or as IT hen ,,:e have RelMPte, 1'rit,h it'~
alfY wit\ , _pictur1"
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r:?,?9 cob~led nreets,
,oth... wi~h woc;>ded
Jav.llu~ aDd nll/' mod~m bUildings" and tin

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" ahor'" 'to th",!" 'of

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