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Old Saint Paul’s

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In Throgmorton-street, nearly opposite Drapers' Hall, a poor wretch suddenly opened a casement, and before his attendants could force him back, threw himself from a great height to the ground, and broke his neck.

Another incident, of an equally distressing nature, occurred.

A young and richly-dressed young man issued from a tavern in Broad-street, and with a wild and inflamed countenance, staggered along.

He addressed some insulting language to Leonard, but the latter, who desired no quarrel, disregarded his remarks, and let him pass.

The next person encountered by the drunken man was a young female.


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