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Light from the lantern of Diogenes (1855)

Diogenes · London : E. Shelton · leaf 63

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^<&w, Gentlemen of the Jury, I thvow myself upon your impartial judgment, ashusbiilkds and fathers, and I confidently ash, Does the prisoner looh like a man whowouM^nm^ ^hwn and trample upon the wife of his bosom ?■ Gentlemen—I have done / A GOOD CATCH. The report of a recent cricket match… … PARLIAMENTARY INTELLIGENCE. BiJ the electric telegraph, which (s to be laid down biiween the Carlton, and the Reform Club, and the Hoiiset 0/ Parliament. Sir FiTZROT Kelly asked the House Steward why one of the claws of a lobster,which had been ordered to lie on the table, had been omitted. Lord…

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