LIFE OF AGNES RAE.
Miss Agnes Rae, who assassinated ⟨Mr⟩ Wilson, on Friday, at his own residence ⟨in⟩ Bingham, in the county of Kent, was a ⟨fine⟩ yomng lady of considerable ⟨accomplishments,⟩ and superior to the generality of her sex ⟨in⟩ personal charms. Three or four years ⟨after⟩ Mr Wilson's well-known divorce from ⟨his⟩ former wife, he addressed Miss Rae ⟨with⟩ such solicitude that he seduced her. ⟨They⟩ lived together as man and wife for ⟨nearly⟩ three years, with every appearance of ⟨domestic⟩ comfort. About this time, Mr ⟨Wilson⟩ met in company with a young lady who ⟨possessed⟩ a large fortune, to whom he ⟨transferred⟩ his affections, and in a short time married ⟨her.⟩ Upon this, he informed Miss Rae of ⟨the⟩ change in his affections, settled on her a ⟨sufficient⟩ maintainance, and told her he ⟨should⟩ see her no more. After the first agonies ⟨of⟩ grief had abated, she sent him the ⟨most⟩ affectionate remonstrances of his conduct,⟨and⟩
