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... threw him to the ground again, and he remembered nothing more. He could not speak or stand for a fortnight afterwards, and talking now caused him much pain. He could not speak at all plainly, his throat having been severely injured. He was unable to take ...
... it appears • the deceased had gone to see his son, Mr. T. H. Spenoer, Burwardsley HiU, whom he met io the road, and, after speaking to him in his usual manner, apparently in good health, he fell baok, and instantly expired. The jury returned a verdict of ...
... SANDBAOH Me. P. E. Wabbubton, M.P.— Mr. Piers E. War- burton, M P., speaking at a Conservative banquet at Sandbaoh on Friday night, the 18th inst., said since they last met tbe Conservative party throughout England had met with great defeat, but it was ...
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... felt myself in a position of such deep responsibility— indeed I may say difficulty as on the present occasion, for I have to speak not for myself alone but for many others. I came here most willingly to testify to the regret which I, witb all of you. experience ...
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