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... Order read, for PreßsulNmiTnEgDAdPjoAurPnEecr Debate (28th February), That Sir William Gosset t, to HoswearodnSergeant-at-Arms,dfoßre.srorleustpi Resolution attending and defend the Action brought against him by I have,lebteeoo Printed Papers, read ...

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... beat J. NV. Conant, esq., St. John's College; won easy. Deciding heat: Sir F. E. Scott, bart., beat %V. Wilberforce, esq. The latter gentleman took the lead to the Gut, and looked very much like winning, when his left arm became so benumbed that he could ...

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... too short its duration to mistaken for it, and immediately concluded that it was the shock of an earthquake. At the King’s Arms Hotel several of the inmates became alarmed as to make a sudden egress into the .street, and when the cause their fright could ...

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