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... the lines forming the following beautiful tribute to the victimised editor: George W. Manypenny is a great jackass—a rat to boot! Saved by Crinoline.—This fashionable appendage, now and then, makes some amends for the , disasters it has caused. This occurred ...

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... coroner's inquiry. The second case was • °f a male child, about six weeks old, found in w,e,eriver Darenth, near Dartford, Kent, the head of had been cut off. This body also awaits a ,1 0 0 1 ‘ °1161 ''s inquiry, but that both infants have been -•`! murdered ...

... increase, and the Saturday even- t space after another disappearing, grn•n fields putting on will be tried at the next Maidstone assizes, which take rates. eagerly, and assidu- Barley was in very moderate supply. The trade was The Chairman, on opening ...