Manchester
Manchester
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The Right Honorable Gentleman was raised from the ground by the Earl of Wilton, Mr. Holmes and other persons, exclaim- ing '* Where is Mrs. Huskisson — I have met my death — may God forgive me.'' Upon a hasty conference it was determined to convey him to Manchester for surgical aid, but the residence of the Vicar of Eccles was afterwards fixed upon, and his wound being first bound up by Drs.
Brandreth and Southey, of London, he was placed in the "musicians' car," to which the engine and tender ...from the Buke of Wellington's carriage were attached, and was carried under the care of the Earl of Wilton, Lord Colville and others, to Eccles, at the extraordinary rate of thirty-two and a half miles in the hour. This melancholy catastrophe damped the spirits of the party, and induced a suggestion that the further 'journey to Manchester should be dispensed with; but to this hint the Boroughreeve, Bulkeley Price, Esq. demurred, on the ground that the vast multitude assembled to greet the procession might, under the impulse of disappointment, commit some out- rage, to which the disposition manifested in the course of the morning had an evident tendency.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Right Honorable Gentleman was raised from the ground by the Earl of Wilton, Mr. Holmes and other persons, exclaim- ing '* Where is Mrs. Huskisson — I have met my death — may God forgive me.'' Upon a hasty conference it was determined to convey him to Manchester for surgical aid, but the residence of the Vicar of Eccles was afterwards fixed upon, and his wound being first bound up by Drs.
Brandreth and Southey, of London, he was placed in the "musicians' car," to which the engine and tender ...from the Buke of Wellington's carriage were attached, and was carried under the care of the Earl of Wilton, Lord Colville and others, to Eccles, at the extraordinary rate of thirty-two and a half miles in the hour. This melancholy catastrophe damped the spirits of the party, and induced a suggestion that the further 'journey to Manchester should be dispensed with; but to this hint the Boroughreeve, Bulkeley Price, Esq. demurred, on the ground that the vast multitude assembled to greet the procession might, under the impulse of disappointment, commit some out- rage, to which the disposition manifested in the course of the morning had an evident tendency.
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