She looked as guilty as a detected criminal.

It appears that America will shortly ask Mexico to make revolutions a criminal offence.

To deafen our ears to the immediate distresses of the submerged tenth may be less criminal in degree but not in kind.

Sir Frederick was once making a long speech in the Irish Parliament, lauding the transcendent merits of the Wexford magistracy, on a motion for extending the criminal jurisdiction in that county, to keep down the disaffected.

I say seemingly insignificant because a little dog seems such a small and unlikely thing to act the leading part in a criminal's judgment and suggested regenerationand yet all lovers of animals know what such a tie of affection may mean, especially to one who has no human friendsand even while it works, the victim of Nemesis as the author says "is wholly unconscious of the irony of the situation.

Viciously criminal is Tedge, of "The Man Who Cursed the Lilies," by Charles Tenney Jackson.

As for practice, it was currently remarked at his wedding, at the sight of him flying down the room in the reel with his bride for partner, that his tongue was as nimble as his heels, and that if he only turned his attention to criminal practice, there was no man in the country who would make a better prosecuting attorney for the State.

He did turn his attention to criminal law, was made prosecuting attorney for the State in his county, and, before his six months had passed, was convincing the hitherto high and mighty, lordly, independent knights of the road that other counties in Georgia furnished more secure pasturage for them.

But even after recreation, with that day's lessons safely out, punished and expiated, Pupasse's doom seemed scarcely lightened; there was still a whole criminal code of conduct to infract.

The Gods, or God, punished sin; inflicting so much pain for so much sin, very much as the heathens are apt to punish their criminals still, and as Christian nations used to punish theirs, namely, with shameful and horrible tortures; before they began to find out that the end of punishment is not to torment, but to reform, the criminal, wherever it is possible.

Surely the weight of all this middle-class common sense would save them from any criminal adventures proposed by a military caste rattling its sabre on state occasions?

GILBERT, FRANK B. Criminal law and practice of the State of New York.

SEE Connolly, James B. GILBERT, FRANK B. Criminal law and practice of the State of New York.

Vernon's annotated revised civil and criminal statutes of the State of Texas.

VERNON'S ANNOTATED REVISED CIVIL AND CRIMINAL STATUTES OF THE STATE OF TEXAS.

VERNON'S ANNOTATED REVISED CIVIL AND CRIMINAL STATUTES OF THE STATE OF TEXAS.

VERNON'S ANNOTATED REVISED CIVIL AND CRIMINAL STATUTES OF THE STATE OF TEXAS.

CO. Cases on criminal procedure.

Evidence in criminal cases.

Willson's Texas Criminal Forms.

VERNON'S ANNOTATED REVISED CIVIL AND CRIMINAL STATUTES OF THE STATE OF TEXAS.

VERNON'S ANNOTATED REVISED CIVIL AND CRIMINAL STATUTES OF THE STATE OF TEXAS.

WILLSON'S TEXAS CRIMINAL FORMS.

"I do indeed speak from the reason to the reason," said Dessauer, calmly; "for in this matter there is no true averment, even of witchcraft, but only of the administration of poisonwhich ought to be proven by the ordinary means of producing some portion of the drug, both in the possession of the criminal and from the body of the murdered man.

This is done in consideration of the youth of the criminal, and as the first exercise of our ducal prerogative of high mercy.