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| | Tunbridge Wells |
 | | Tunbridge Wells is between five and six miles south of Tunbridge, upon the border of Kent and Sussex, part of it being in each county. |
 | | A chapel was built at Tunbridge Wells dedicated to King Charles the Martyr; a subscription-school was also established, and an assembly-room, coffee-house, bowling-greens, and other places of amusement were erected in the neighbourhood. |
 | | Tunbridge Wells is famous for toys and small articles turned in holly, plum-tree, cherry-tree, sycamore, and various foreign woods. |
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