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LE BLANC, OLIVER, awl COOK,
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Solicitors for the Defendant&

AS the Wife du Poor Man named PARK,
residing at NO. 24, Tottenham-street, Tottenham-
court.road, was crossing the top of Regent-s!reet, on
Wednesday, Dec. 8, she was run over by a hackney-coach,
and gut several of her rills broken, and one of her arms
dreadiffly hurt; she was taken to Middlesex Hospital,
where she now is. Having four hall less children, in a
great measure dependent on her exertions, and having been
. long suffering the severest embarrasiment, through afflic-
tion, as wen as death, that has lately hven in the family,
her husband most humbly solicits the kind NOTICE of
any humane LADY or GENTLEMAN to his unfortunate
condition ; his wife being in the family-way renders
their condition still worse, from the nature of the injuries
she has received.

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