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... badly ent by glass, ond another girl had the top of her head eanashed in. and may not recover. ; - ?? -9 - .. .9 i THRASHED BY A LADY CYCLIST. WHO IS NOTED FOR HER ATHLETIC POWERS. [SUBJECT OF ILLUSTR4TION.] AN extraordinary scene was -witnessed on Saturday ...

... ACCIDENTS TO CYCLISTS. 2 A YOUNG cyclist named Robert William Irvine s was riding along Lime Street, Liverpool, on Wednesdav night when it was crowded with traffic, and, getting confused amongtho vehicles 0 approaching from different directions, swerved ...

... heavy lengths of the woodwork mi iibecame detached, and fell upon a group oef the ladies nc of the corps. Several of them We-e knocked down, 1 :)f while otis young lady had the misfortune to be pre- hLE 'a cipitated into the orchestra, Consternation for ...

... already given his boy two sound thrashings. ' Mr. Kennedy ordered Haydon and Aldridge twelve strokes of the birch rod each, and bound the parents to produce the other boys for judgment if valled upon. GUILDHALL. A DANGEROUS CYCLIST.-William Perry, nineteen, ...

... theft. Mr. Lushington said it was ~evident that no jury would convict, and discharged the prisoner. CLERKEN WELL. ATTACK ON A CYCLIST.-Robert Curry, nineteen, carman, of Blundell Street, Cale- donian Road, 'was charged with assaulting John Fenshaw. On Friday ...

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