CURIOUS AMBIGUITY.

The correspondent of a London paper, writing from Sunderland respecting

the report that Lord Howick had been fired at by some ruffian, says, with

great _naïveté_, "a gun was certainly pointed at his lordship's head, but

it is generally believed there was nothing in it."--We confess we are at a

loss to know whether the facetious writer alludes to the _gun_ or the

_head_.

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