Velocipede craze grips London as bikes spread rapidly
A British chronicle notes rapid growth of velocipedes six months after their introduction. Hundreds are imported or made in London, with speed claims varying from eight to twelve miles an hour. The piece contrasts French and English designs, weighs social effects, and promotes moderate use as healthy exercise over indolence and certain entertainments.
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Reopened hopes in Saurma v Starr case at Queen's Bench
Court heard a motion by Mellish may be moved to reopen the action Saurma v Starr, with illness delaying attendance. The week holds the next step as parties await a ruling on the ledger of proceedings.
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Libel Bill Debate Moves To Second Reading
In the House of Commons on Wednesday during the day sitting, Mr. Banus moved the second reading of the Libel Lisi as the opposition line has been withdrawn. The discussion focused on progressing the measure through its initial stage.
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