Towards the end of the sixteenth century Anthony Munday attempted to revive the decaying popularity of this king of good fellows, who had won all his honors as a simple yeoman, by representing him in the play of "The Downfall of Robert, Earl of Huntington" as a nobleman in disguise, outlawed by the machinations of his steward.

" Then young Partington said, "If I err not, thou art the famous Robin Hood, and these thy stout band of outlawed yeomen.

Then up spoke the Bishop hastily, for he could hold his peace no longer: "Your Majesty," quoth he, "yon fellow in blue is a certain outlawed thief of the mid-country, named Robin Hood; yon tall, strapping villain goeth by the name of Little John; the other fellow in green is a certain backsliding gentleman, known as Will Scarlet; the man in red is a rogue of a northern minstrel, named Allan a Dale.

"That's why the liquor traffic is such a bad thing, and should be outlawed.

"The People must know that Louis Bonaparte is outlawed."

Louis Bonaparte violates the Constitution, we have outlawed him.

Louis NAPOLEON is outlawed.

In our appeal to arms we had outlawed Louis Bonaparte.

" The Hepplewhite Tramp "No freeman shall be taken, or imprisoned, or disseized or outlawed, or exiled, or in any way harmednor will we go upon or send upon himsave by the lawful judgment of his peers or by the law of the land.

They asserted the rights of individual freedom and demanded observance of them, and they laid the corner-stone of our system of government in this solemn pledge of the Great Charter: "No freeman shall be taken, or imprisoned, or be disseized of his free hold, or his liberties, or his free customs, or be outlawed, or exiled, or otherwise destroyed, but by the lawful judgment of his peers, or by the law of the land.

They were outlawed as felons, and disfranchised as infidels.

They say Dan's an outlawed man an' that they're goin' to treat him like one.

"Well, of course all those are outlawed long ago," said she.

"Oh, why isn't she the daughter of one of the dogs who outlawed me?" thought the Unnamed.

Add to this "the right of peaceably assembling" violently wrestedthe rights of minorities, rights no longerfree speech struck dumbfree men outlawed and murderedfree presses cast into the streets and their fragments strewed with shoutings, or flourished in triumph before the gaze of approving crowds as proud members of prostrate law!

A few conservatives outlawed him, but there were people enough who forgave him, or approved him, to give him an abundance of society of the highest and most aristocratic sort.

The Arminians were forthwith outlawed; a hundred ministers who refused to subscribe to the dictates of the Synod were banished; Hugo Grotius and Rombout Hoogerbeets were imprisoned for life at Loevestein; the body of the secretary Ledenberg, was hung; and Van Olden Barneveldt, the friend of William the Silent, was beheaded in his seventy-second year....

As surely as you outlawed her, so have you outlawed me to-day.

As surely as you outlawed her, so have you outlawed me to-day.

Could this be sheherselfwho still bent here over his written wordsthis tense, hot-cheeked, tremulous creature, staring dry-eyed at the blurring lines which cut her for ever asunder from this self-outlawed man!

O tell me, were ye outlawed thus by Fate's behest?

Occasionally the movement takes on a suggestion of the, now outlawed, "shimmy.

COLLIER, JEREMY, an English non-juring divine, refused to take oath at the Revolution; was imprisoned for advocating the rights of the Stuarts; had to flee the country at length, and was outlawed; wrote with effect against "The Profaneness and Immorality of the Stage," as well as an "Ecclesiastical History of Great Britain," and a translation of the "Meditations of Marcus Aurelius" (1650-1726).

Outlawed criminals often bear more humanity in their hearts than those cool, reproachless town burghers of virtue, in whose white hearts the power of evil, it is true, is quenchedbut with it, too, the power of good.

He received him kindly, but when he slept harnessed his horse and went to Måns Nilsson, a neighbor, with the news: the King's reward would make them both rich, if he would help him seize the outlawed man.