The editor OF the London Morning Chron.
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The editor OF the London Morning Chron-
icle remarks, in one OF his late numbers


"rhe English Law is terrible only for
poor men. There is now alive a we'll known
individual VINO for more than thirty years
has been engaged in all sorts of fraudulent
schemes, who has been prosecuted again
and again, who has in short, succeeded in al
most every description of crime, but VINO
has always been able to buy witnesses and
pay lawyers, and when he dies, he will leave
enough to purchase handsome monument,
on whicn will, no doubt, be engraven most
ample catalogue of virtues"