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Thames Star, Volume XVI, Issue 5005, 27 January 1885, Page 4

■■■ ■ ":-.\::.S-,m^o: : t i c c . ■:;; ;.■ J., ;| i Ay NY perscn or persons found INJURING TELEGRAPH POSTS, WIRE % INSULATORS, or any portions of the. ■Tele- / graph Line, will be Prpseouied in accordance with the followipg Clauses of "The Malicious Injuries to Prbpierty Act,-1867 " :— ■~ ■ '"CiAOSß^XXXVlL—Whoebever shall im- ': lawfully and^ njaliciously. cut, break, throw ' dow.ni,dtßtroy,anjurej or remove any battery, machinery, wire, cable,^post, or other matter ''■ or. thing .whatsoeverj jbeing part of or being i; used or employed,in or about any Electric: or « \ Magnetic Telegraph; or in the werking thereof, "or shail unlawfully and maliciously prevent or obstruct-iii.any manner whatsoever the Eeridcpnveyaiice, or delivery of any communication by any such■Tejegragh,'. shall be ".. guilty of ■;«-f imi'«'c'eniejftn'ou lr,^.and,; being convicted thoreof, shall be liable, at the dißcretipri of the - Court, to be imprisoned for' aay term not ci! : ceedingvit^o' yeara, ■ with; for without hard: L labpur Prbyided; tbat^ if it shall appear to ;c any ; ;Juiticei ola the examination of any person - charged with^any offence against'this seotion, ■■-.■ that it is* no expedient to' th«r ends' of justice - thittHe aampi should be prosecuted by indict- : uient, the?J. usiice may .proceed; summarily to ';" hear and det'eriEine the same, and'the Offender iehallo"-conviction thereof,, at.^^ the, dificretiot' ' ?of the justice^either' be c^mmitted^to jsome ;; piifchc gßbi.rthew r]ioirppri^pned and kept) to habi)v'iaboub for '■■■■:•: tfW^/c^'-'-^b^^if^tßi/V^^''-^?*'/**^ 0*1 "■' 8* \>l ßhiill: fbrfeW JBnd'^iy.fsuch rmm of. money not