SPHINGGuNS.
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In one ofthe recent discussions in the British
House of Lords on the Spring Gun Bill, Lord
Suffield said-"N longer ago than yesterday a
noble lord had informed him that a gentleman
had contryed very ingenius spring gun for his
house, by which he Mad shot himself, his wife and
his daughter" The Earl of Abingdon, in reply,
said she could not help rising, as the noble Lord
looked at him so earnestly, toinfor.n their Lord
ships that he had not shot his wife and daughter


A laugh.] lie wished also to state to the noble
Lord, that If he found him entering his house.
he would shoot him, and leave him to prove at
terwarls that on entering it he intended no harm,
and to find his remedy farb being shot" Ia laugh