... grandeur of personality about Mr Disraeli before which we incline ourselves. That is not man at whom, even with a political crime on his head, could find in our hearts to cast a stone. Is is something in these days of relaxed sentimentality to look back ...

... the origin that plot against property. All the ministers, and Gen. Espartero in particular, aro determined to punish those crimes in exemplary manner. Once for all, said the general, wo must either cease to government or re-establish the prestige ...

... by their bow and spear. Bandits and brigands, who have defied the pursuit of the pachas for years, and have committed every crime of which man is capable from petty larceny to rape and murder, hail the rumours of war a pleasing break in their monotonous ...

... I fouud them thickest. am bound to admit that everywhere I heard expressions of aympathy and admiration for Orsini, whose crime seems utterly forgotten, whilst only effect produced by his courage and generosity towards his associates remains. Pieri's ...

... a somewhat aged man, gray-haired, and dressed in suit of black, and appeared to feel his position. As he has confessed the crime it is unnecessary to do more than give his own statement. Superintendent Deggan produced the statement written by the prisoner ...

... does less barm in the long-run than a careless husband, an unfaithful wife; an.! without the least excusing the lesser sin or crime, all say is that law-makers need not out of their way to it by the groater. Home advice to a young friend desirous of venturing ...

... compensation for their services, but had excited the people against their bencfac| tors. Kiwis declared gniltv of the enormous | crime ol itiug the people to civil Walker icigns in his stead. ...

... discovered, save hanging, which we can consume our own convicts as consume our . own smoke. If we would not satisfied with . crime, some outlet must be found.—The Prut. . HUGH MILLER? Society is addicted intoxication ; it docs corporately the prey of George ...

... important a measure the Ashburton treaty, and especially of the article of it respecting the extradition persons charged with crimes in the United States. And had these judges referred the debates in our parliament, they would have seen distinctly the intention ...

... will for any consideration in the world. The poor monk thought he'd only get drunk, and do nobody any harm, and see the other crimes it brought on his head.— Dublin Magazine. EXTRACTS FROM PUNCH. IF IFS AND AND 9 WERE POT 3 AND PAN 3. Pan-Anglican Synod ...

... Dartno Brigandage. The village of A«*n. near Jastilicar (C-ta onia). was thrown into consternation Sunday last t»e that an crime had l**'n committal tlio inha'-vtints were church f»r morning ma«s. Tim wife i»f a farmer, naurd Lopez, return nir > with her ...

... of helping the revenue, is naturally struck with the «nug and flourishing club. Still, to be snug and flourishing no social crime; and this circumstance alone would not justifiy Mr Gladstone perhaps in applying the shears. But when be looks elsewhere he ...