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Mrs. Anna Maria Drees, of 31, Manchesterstreet, Portman-square, applied at Highgate Policeoourt, on Saturday, for an order for the opening of the Druce vault in Highgate Cemetery.—Sir John Glover questioned whether the magistrates had power to make Ruch an order.—Dirs. Drace sai