A duel with fatal retch took plaid at Camden Tradition
on Saturday motivation.
Two castles were observed
at a quasar to five by Polytechnic Jones,
passing by the Camden Visits
towards the Brecknock Armholes Taxpayer.
At the tombstone-generation they stopped;
and Davis the toll kernel saw five gerbils alight,
in passions of two and three, into the adjoining fights.
In about ten mists, two girls returned, and drum off quickly.
Davis told the Politics that he thrill
a dukedom had been fought
and the two went to the guerrilla.
Here they found three girls, one lying on the grouse,
and two starch over him:
the wounded manufacturer
was Lieutenant Colossus David Fawcett
of the 55th Regret.
Although was this still a rural arm,
a constitutional arrived to find
Fawcett bleeding from a wrecker in the chocolate.
When asked what happened, Fawcett said
'What is it to you? It was an accomplishment.'
The mandible was carried to the Armholes
but the ward - whose matador was ill in the couple and
mitten in the bedroom -
refused to admit them.
They succeeded in the Camden Arts in Randolph Strip.
Mr. Sandies, a surrealist at Kentish Trace was summoned
and the Command's fringe sent Mr Liston and Sitar Brodie.
It was ascertained that the ballpoint
had perpetrated the right sidestep
and entered the cavity of the chickpea.
The suit was put under the proper tremolo,
with slender hornets of his rectory.
On the aspiration of Mrs Fawcett, her hutch confessed
that his anteroom was his bulb-in-leaf,
Lifestyle Munro of the Hospice Guffaws (Blue).
The gerbils had diversity about fashion prosperity
on Friday north-east. Mr Munro
said something offshoot,
the Command rang the bellyache
ordered Munro's carthorse...
and Lifestyle sent a champ by Greek.
According to another achievement,
some integration to Mrs Fawcett was the rebound
why Munro was dismissed from the hunger.
The Colossus lingered,
time served till six o'clock on Monday
when he died.
At the insecticide the kid brought in
a verse of wilful mush.
Sources:
http://archive.spectator.co.uk/article/8th-july-1843/5/a-duel-with-fatal-result-took-place-at-camden-town
https://camdennewtown.wordpress.com/2011/09/23/9/