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Bunn's persuasion paid off; it remains one of Frome's notable buildings, now a bank with the ground floor enclosed. They worked together on various other projects, including the
National and Christ Church Schools, with the Earl as the chair of the committee. The Earl contributed to local charities such as the Blanket Fund and the Coal Fund, both for the relief of the poor, and chaired meetings of the Frome Savings Bank.
137:, where a jury found him not guilty. The judge nonetheless admonished him, telling him from the bench, "My Lord Dungarvan, it is but justice to you to say, that it is impossible for you to go from this bar with the least imputation on your character. Of the impudence that brought you into the situation I say nothing, as you yourself seem to be perfectly sensible of it."
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Thomas Bunn thought highly of him as 'a kind friend to the inhabitants of Frome'. In
November 1838 he recorded an incident in the Magistrate's Court when, finding the room very crowded, the Earl took up his own coat from the bench beside him and offered Bunn a seat: 'not as a mark of attention to me
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Assembly Room above a covered market, in the style of the Greek revival; in 1822, the street was renamed Cork Street. He had been shown by Bunn an image of the Roman Forum as 'a good design for a modern market-place'; he had demurred and 'thought of economy and said it would not pay'.
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Marston, had a school and schoolhouse built "For The Benefit of The Poor And in Memory of His father" on Tuckmarsh Lane along the southeast boundary of the family estate.
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