... between the Hon. P. St. John and the Count d'eAragon, the. parties were placed at fifteen aces distance, with liberty to fire when they chose. Both were excellent shots, and a good deal of caution weas displayed, till Mr. St. John, getting out of pa. tienoce ...

... wound about sit inches long and several distinct deep teeth marks on the left fore. arm; while on the right fore-arm he had a deep wound about four inches long, and the arm, from the wrist to the shoulder, was fairly riddled with almost innumerable teeth ...

... the desired effect, and a gus ?? dis- charged. Lowrey received the charge in- hi arm, cheek, and side. Another gun was fired, and the contents lodged in' the back of John Robinsdn, the keeDer'eson, wounding hi nvery seiioasly. 'B&ekin, one of the keepers ...

... alarmed at the arrest of her husband, anl had watched with intense anxiety the proceed ings against Sir John Fenwick. Her lord had been as deep as Sir John in treason, and she learned with dismay that there was a method by which a criminal who was beyond ...