Undoubtedly a little gang of men makes the deals, handles the money.

He was believed then to be one of a clever gang of international thieves.

BOWER, B. M. The dry ridge gang.

"The subscribers, Don Jose Ruiz, and Don Pedro Montez, in gratitude for their most unhoped for and providential rescue from the hands of a ruthless gang of African bucaneers and an awful death, would take this means of expressing, in some slight degree, their thankfulness and obligation to Lieut.

Some unruly gang among them wouldn't wait, and forced matters.

'So ye wud jist gang to yer aunt's for yer supper, efter a'?' 'Ay!

" "If ye gang, I'll gang too," said the bedesman.

The royal authority was openly and publicly disowned in the western districts: the Archbishop of St. Andrew's, after more than one hairbreadth escape, was waylaid, and barbarously murdered by an armed gang of fanatics on Magus Muir; and his daughter was wounded and maltreated while interceding for the old man's life.

The Sheltons: America's bloodiest gang.

He was the wealthy owner of a considerable gang of negroes, whom he drove constantly, fed sparingly, and lashed severely.

Again he made his escape, and soon afterwards he organized a desperate gang of outlaws who infested the country north of the Union Pacific railroad, and when the stages began to run between Cheyenne and Deadwood, in the Black Hills, they robbed the coaches and passengers, frequently making large hauls of plunder.

Worked on the section, then I belong to the extra gang.

They became one of the most industrious and orderly gangs in the parish.

"We had got up to nearly opposite 155th street by this time and some of the less experienced members of the jolly gang were commencing to worry that they would never see Broadway again and stationed a lookout in the bow to find Albany.

It was plain that we had to deal with an organised gang of criminals.

Where did this ship and its precious gang of cutthroats come from, anyway?" "Meaning me?" "Oh, meaning you too, for all I know," he shrugged wearily.

It could be no other than "Brick" Simpson, the redoubtable leader of a redoubtable gang.

Another peculiarity is, that the men and women work in separate gangs.

Such an underhanded gang, sir. BOLSHÓV.

We look a fearful gang of ruffians.

Because the Duke of Newcastle was a resolute anti-Reformer, a ferocious gang attacked and set on fire the fine old Castle; and, not content with committing fearful ravages in the town, roamed over the adjacent district, attacked the houses of many of the leading country gentlemen, plundering and burning the dwellings, and in more than one instance murdering some of the inhabitants.

The telegraph workers had now reached so far up over the moors that the foremost gang came to the farm one evening and asked to be lodged for the night.

Neither Jews nor Christians are exempt from service, and frequent press gangs go round Constantinople rounding up those who are in hiding.

But many innocent men were lured into a "lynching bee" without knowing that they were being led to death by a hidden gang of broad-cloth conspirators who were plotting at murder.

"It is a wise precaution to give all hooligan gangs a very wide berth at this time of night.