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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 ...

... A BOOK FOR LADIES. the information contained in this book ought known by all ladies. Some may too 1111,011 told, but knowledge is power, and tho ' of obtaining happiness. The hook can ■ m envelope from Ur. T. R. ALLINaON, i x -, 1. Spanish ITaoe. Manchester ...

... 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 ...

... Noise, for accused, said had reason to steal, and suggested that was irresponsible for his action times. was acrobat and cyclist, and worked in a turn in charge of his father. The father, giving evidence, said his son had good home and was in want. could ...

... who suggested a bribe. THE SUMMINC UP. The Recorder, in summing-up, said . a good thing that this important case has been thrashed out in open court and not by mere hole-and-corner police mqlHe'added that the evidence seemed to disclose very disquieting ...

... 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, ...

... take place in his son’s mental condition after the war. He told witness few weeks ago that was very much attached to a young lady in the service of the telegraph company, and subsequently told him that he was in great trouble about the matter, as some ...

... 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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