Article clipped from Gentlemans Magazine and Historical Chronicle

there being qo evidence from whence to infer actual malice, or whether the death of the party happened from the blow that was actually given,or whether, from any extraordinary exertion, he might not have died of an apoplexy, or in a fit, or by breaking 3 blood-veflel. Mr. Juftice Alhurft exprefled a proie'.' concent, that. the fcieace of boxing prevails fo much in this kingdom as it does at prefent, it not being any honour at all to the civilization of this country; and he wiih-ed it were laid aside.
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Gentlemans Magazine and Historical Chronicle

London, Middlesex, GB

Wed, Jul 01, 1789

Page 48

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