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Yesterday afternoon, at St. Andrew’s. Derby, locally known as the Railway Church.” the marriage was solemnised of Mr. T. C. Disney, of Derby, with Miss Hilda Turner, only surviving child of Mr. (». H. Turner, General Manager of the Midland Railway. The event excited considerable