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Thames Star, Volume XVI, Issue 5036, 4 March 1885, Page 4

.;r;j;".■■;,y ffi •■.b!>jggi ■ rfo'e".' v;" I.:.■■■; A NY pers n or persons found INJURING" J^l\ the) TELEQBAPH POSTS, WIRE ISSULATOBS, or any partions;of the Telegraph Line, will.bt Prosecuted in accordance t with the fojlowiD^ Clanses of " Tbe Malicious Injuries to Property Act,. 1^67 ">— v Gl>Atrsß >;XXXVII.-r-,WhoßoeTer ohall unlawfully and. maliciously cut; break, throw \down,- deitroy, injure, or remote any battery,; : machieery, wire, cablt, post, o«"~- other matter , or thing whatsoeTer,' being ...part. of or being used or employed in or. about any Electric or Magnetic Telegraph, or in the working thereof, or ■ball unlawiully and malici»Ußly present or obstrucl; in any naannei' whatßoeyer the fend'''ixigi cbnTeyance,' or delivery of any.communi- ! cation by any such Telegraph, »hall be guilty j of a mUderrieanou'r, aad.'b'eing convicted thereof •ball be liable, at the discretion of the Court, to be imprisoned for any tertn not exceeding" two years, with or wiihput hard labour: Pro Tided that "if it shall appear to Hty Justice^ pn the examination of any person with any offence againifctbwseolion, that it is np, eaipedient to the f rids, of justice that the •ifne.shpuld -be prosecuted by indict* ■; inent, the Juitic* imajr .pjroceed ■ummarily to ihear and determinoi"the sanie, and the Offender shall on eonTiction ther#pf, «t i the discretion .••■•bribe^Jii's.^icei;'either'' IBe/'obTiiinitfced to come :; public:*gaoi, there .fco,b« impri«on«i pnlyV.pr to .-;/ any termnrt'■femcet&iigytiMrf .months, or else / ;«b»ll forfeit anii p»y: auch?moa^f wof ; : e»^e««i^rTß»r rciFM>» to the Justice shall / ,:\^Mem:iae^i^-/., i u^y-\-.[^ : :. : 1 ::->-.^ "'/■■:■-. '■ /'"J'.■''■ • ■ ;^ ";^'yß^iri;cTarw^ fbf:it.»b3l^f6r'Boda-wnte-' : ■.'■ '• =V:;J^i" M«iauiT»ct*ucf r»; in letter«pr«ißei" - Sopiwia