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DUTIES or PAGE.-The duty of page as somewhat changed since the days of chivalry.. The Montreal Herald. in a notice 10 the death of Jack .on. the celebrated pugiist. says "he was employ d at the coronation of George the 4th in company

 with several other able bruisers of the day. guard the approach to Westminster Hall. in the habit ot , page, ;" dnty it is added, for which the were ex- .femely we'll fitted What would the London fines and the Bri, sh journals say. #. at the inau

 .uration of President, Country M C'mskey. Yan tee Su,Jipan, and "oiher able brnsers," were ern ,loyetl to guard the Capitol! Jackson. noiwith. .,anding his renown as pugilist, was very goof empesed, well hammered man. and could hoas ,ome of the most ilhsi,ious of England's aristoc -acv as his pupils-among others, George the 4th when gay young Prince. and Lord Byron--wh' refers to him in 0on JsaR as authority for the pu

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