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82 ‘Will you shut up at last,’ came another. ‘It is enough that I’ve been hearing it all the way from village. You get off with you for once. Come back on Thursday and till then keep away from Lass.’ ‘But Bog, she—’ ‘What did I say?’ ‘—’ ‘What’s that?’ ‘Bog.’ Now it was dark inside his clock. Adam had been laid keyholedown on someone’s bit of grass. Two sets of footsteps went away, then slowly one set came deliberately back. Something started to drag him, in slow heaves, away from the pony and towards another place.
Kath McKay Hull and Eastern Counties Herald March 1869 4th Eighty sixth annual meeting at the Hull General Infirmary. 8th The Hull election petition withdrawn. 9th Trial of the Beverley election petition commenced. – The case terminated on the 11th when the members, Sir H EDWARDS and Capt. KENNARD, were unseated. 10th Mr CHARLES DICKENS, the eminent novelist, gave ‘readings’ in Hull 12th Fire on board Messrs RAWSON and ROBINSON's steamer Czar, in the Railway Dock. – A man named THWAITES charged with selling horse flesh for beef in Hull. 13th A labourer named McGUINNESS killed on the North Eastern line, opposite Neptune Street. 15th Mr PETTINGELL's plan for a new market submitted to the Property committee. – Shock of an earthquake felt in Hull. 16th Opening of the Fishermen’s Institute 22nd CHARLES BROWN, third hand on board the smack Excel, drowned at sea. 26th Conference of Yorkshire Sunday school teachers at Hull. 27th Destructive fire at Messrs NEAL and WOKES' saw yard. – Annual horse show at Roos. 29th Deputation waited on the Property committee with reference to the proposed swimming bath on the Spring Bank 30th Grand bazaar at the Public Rooms in aid of the Spring Bank Sailors' Orphan Home. 31st St Stephen's Working Men’s Industrial Exhibition opened. – Accident at the Park Street railway crossing. A porter named WALDRON much hurt. 83
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