[267] Speech by Mr Morley at Newcastle, 21st of June 1886.
[268] See article in the Contemporary Review, vol. lv. (Year 1889), by H. Evans, who therein pointed out that "the Treasury Grant to the Metropolitan Police Fund bears a higher proportion to the rateable value, than is the case with the contributions to the County and Borough Police."
[269] See section 2, 50 Vict. c. 9.
[270] Police Code, under "Discipline."
[271] From "An Address to Police Constables on their Duties," by Sir Henry Hawkins, printed in "The Police Code."
[272] Contrasting public with private executions, Henry Fielding remarked in favour of the latter, that, "the criminal dies only in the presence of his enemies, without the cordial of public approval to flatter his ambition."
[273] J. Bentham, "Principles of the Penal Law," chapter xxi.
[274] "Judicial Statistics England and Wales." Part I.—Introduction, page 25.