The Express.
London, England, 1847-08-18 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAI

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with the usual somumm-pea of those whose resets or senti-
ment cannot defend it, and whose unreasoning fears will not
allow of their abandoning it. The passage in the following
extract, however, which we have put in italics, deserves
attendee :

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last eight years, afford •Win gestityleg view of the efficacy of re-
formatory discipline, afoey epos young offindm.

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With the following rmuks—most just as far u they
go—on the importunes of jurenile training, the report
concludes:

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From our running commentary on this effusion of lordly
legislative wisdom our readers may have gathered that it has
not unpresse I us with very profound admiration. The re-
port, however, may be turned to good account—and but for
this we would not have encumbered our columns with it. It
is a manual of all the common-place fallacies which will be
used in the new parliament by those who will seek to dis-
tract or minimise reform in the criminal law without directly
opposing it. the earnest friends of criminal law reform
will here find all the fallacies which during the next session
of the legislature it will be their teak to expose or laugh
down. It is something that our adversaries have shown
their cards so long beforehand.

THE ELECTIONS.

MAYO.