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Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3235, 2 July 1879, Page 1

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■; Ono pleasant night, in :^^^^^^^^^M the F&uburg dv Temple, a^^^^^^^^^H baited; by a robber who J^^^^^^^^^H him unless he volunta^^^^^^^^^^H the campaign fund. ,^^^^^^^^^^^M calmly drew a pistol Q^^^^^^^^^^^l placing it to theJ^^^^^^^^^^^^J marched him to the^^^^^^^^^^^^^^M Where he gave hin^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H the story to the sei^^^^^^^^^^^^^J " Very good," saic^^^^^^^^^^^H " and. now have joi^^^^^^^^^^^^^l pistol ? " '^^^^^^^H "I have not." '-^^^^^^^^^^^1 " Iv that case I shal^^^^^^^^^| hold you on a charge l^^^^^^^^H ccaled weapons." "But if I hadn't had myl^^^^^H I would probably have beeni^^^^^^^l "This is quite likely, but tH^^^^^H no cognizance of little things^^^^^H The law is the law, and must beo^^^^H " Ypry well; but ia there i &i!^^^H nanced against carrying a pistol thl^^^^l shoot?" " r> " No; of course not." " Tlien if you will be so good as i]^^^| ammo this deadly weapon you^^^l perceive that there is no trigger to it.^JP! is one a friend gave me to tako 'io/tSSy armorer's and have repaired." V. " Lemme go ! " yelled the captive high- ' wayman;,"! was kidnapped :nd inTeijbh--, led liere under 'fnlie.:-prctonccs'.- > This 'is a fraud by a fraud.^ rigilakt sergeaut wm about a« deeply disgusted.