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London, England, 1868-08-22 00:00:00

THE INGOLDSBY LEGENDS;
or. Mirth and Marvels.
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A SCREW LOOSE: A Novel.
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A singular accident happened at Totnes on
Wednesday. Mr. Haines, a ial gentleman, was at-
tending a patient in an upper room, when the flooring
gave way. and he was precipitated into the room beneath.
Fortunately, although meth hurt, he was not fatally
injured.
The Midland Great Western Railway Company
of Ireland have offered a reward of 2110/. for the discovery
of the perpetrator of the diabolical attempt made on the
line within about four miles of Ballinasloe to upset the
mail train from Dublin last Saturday night., by placing a
sleerer across the line, which was very near upsetting the
engine and train. Had the villainous attempt succeeded,
there is no calculating the sacrifice of life and property
that would have been the consequence. It is much to be
depicted that this is one of a series of outrages, but the
woist in its character. that have been perpetrated on this
lire in the same to wlity.
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PRUSSIA AND DENMARK.
OOPENHAGEN, Amusr 21.
The balance of the twenty-nine million thale?i
due by Prussia to Denmark, in accordance with
the provisions of the treaty of peace concluded at
Vienna, have now been paid over to the Danish
plenipotentiary at Berlin, State-Coun3illor Levy.
Five and a-half millions of this amount had pre-
viously been paid.
The British steamer Araxce, which ran aground
yesterday off Cape Skagen, in J-utland, was got off
in the evening without sustaining any material
damage, and proceeded further on her voyage.

INDIA.

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