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  3. MURDER AND ITS PUNISHMENT.

    The law relating to murder is certainly in need of amendments, but we do not think anything will be lost if the bill brought in by Mr. Walpole is rejected. What is chiefly ...

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  4. THE CROWNING OF THE EDIFICE.

    We were right in our judgment upon the Napoleonic reforms. They are mean, so mean that disappointment will probably produce moro anger in France than continued ...

    Article : 1,664 words

  5. THE LABOUR QUESTION.

    The following article and correspondence appenared in The Times shortly before the February mail for Australia left:— We publish this morning a curious ...

    Article : 3,838 words

  6. FENIANISM AND IRISH BANKING.

    Now that the alarm respecting Fenianism has subsided, some interesting deductions may be made from the official returns of the several Irish banks of issue for the mouths ...

    Article : 674 words

  7. THE PARIS EXHIBITION.

    The House of Commons has resolved its into an indignation meeting; not about the reform resolutions, or the crew of the Tornado, or Mr. Beales's usurpation of the Prefecture ...

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