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They were going down the A20 towards Swanley; the road was moderately free from traffic and Mr. van Tecqx was driving fast.
The Fateful Bargain Neels, Betty 1989
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Women's Agricultural Colleges and among places that arranged training very early were the Harper Adam's College in Shropshire (Swanley);
Women and War Work Helen Fraser
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Swanley was opened on July 13th 1885 and the Prince was accompanied by his wife and daughters.
The Life of King Edward VII with a sketch of the career of King George V 1893
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Gardeners at, if I remember aright, Swanley; while the cook was a very accomplished French chef of the hemale persuasion!
Amusements in Mathematics Henry Ernest Dudeney 1893
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No doubt she had been at Oxford or Cambridge before going to Swanley?
Harvest Humphry Ward 1885
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Then I went to Swanley and got trained for farm-work.
Harvest Humphry Ward 1885
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Ben lived with his mother Sandra and sister Jade in Swanley, Kent.
Evening Standard - Home Robert Parsons 2011
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A poodle clippered and dyed to look like My Little Pony is pictured at a creative dog grooming event in Swanley, Kent.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph Telegraph Staff 2011
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Ben, from Swanley in Kent, had one year remaining of his four-year apprenticeship and so impressed bosses with his river skills that he was offered a full-time job.
Evening Standard - Home Mark Blunden 2011
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Ben lived with his mother Sandra and sister Jade in Swanley, Kent.
Evening Standard - Home Robert Parsons 2011
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