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Beddington

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Beddington

Part of the outer London borough of Sutton, England; population (2001) 20,360. It has a Saxon burial ground and Roman bath buildings. Beddington Place, built in the 16th century, is now a school; St Mary's church has 11th-century fragments and an organ (1869) decorated by William Morris.



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There could be no doubt that Beddington had obtained entrance by pretending that he had left something behind him, and having murdered the watchman, rapidly rifled the large safe, and then made off with his booty.
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