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It is they, therefore, as much as anybody, who are to blame for the continuing fiction that Abingdon means town of the abbey, that Boston is named for St. Botolph, that Coventry means place of the abbey, that the second word of Leighton Buzzard represents French beau désert, that Lichfield means field of the corpses, that Maidstone means Medway town, that Morpeth means moor path, that Redruth means town of the Druids, that Southend is so called because it is at the southern end of Essex, that Westminster is a minster west of St. Paul's Cathedral, and so on.
He formed the peaceful but powerful Catholic Association, and in 1829 the Duke of Wellington, in a bid to avoid a civil war, passed the Catholic Emancipation Bill, which allowed Irish Catholics to sit in the parliament at Westminster for the first time.
Luu recorded Tran's basic information and described Medi-Cal's medical assistance programs, advising Tran of her rights and finding a location close to Tran's Westminster home where she could apply.
The papers generally agree on what was most noteworthy about the day's events in London: that the outpouring of English public emotion hadn't been matched since the end of World War II, that, with its engaged participation in the ceremonies, the royal family seemed to bounce back into public favor, and that Diana's brother's remarks were probably among the most frank ever made inside Westminster Abbey.
The Prince of Wales arranged a memorial service in Westminster Cathedral--the first time a British artist had been so honored.
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