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The Town Mid he had received an application for a theatrical licnece to perform play to be given by the children of the Cherwell Infants* school on Messrs. Lucas and Co.’s lawn on July 11th. Alderman Chard proposed it be granted. Councillor Prrrt seconded, and it was carried. TH