5. A. J., from Paisley, age 50; cattle stealing; two years a soldier; “could not learn the bugle-calls or anything.” Weak-minded; most of life in prison; three terms of penal servitude; eleven shorter sentences. 6. P. J., charcoal burner and collier, from Hereford, age 36; unlawfully and maliciously wounding; “low type of intellect.” Very troublesome at Chatham, and among the weak-minded at Millbank. One previous sentence of penal servitude. PLATE II. 1. T. C., chemist, from Portsea, age 21. Paid his addresses to girl whose mother objected; attempted to murder latter by administering prussic acid. Eight years’ penal servitude. Valvular disease of heart after rheumatic fever. 2. G. H., farm labourer, from Leeds, age 50; “very low type;” twenty years for shooting wife. 3. J. H., soldier and navvy, from Durham, age 60; conspiring to murder. 4. J. C., from Liverpool, fifteen years for manslaughter. 5. E. L., dock labourer, from Bristol. Life sentence for murdering wife’s paramour; genitals undeveloped; fatty tumours on scapula. 6. W. G. H., from Lincoln, age 12. Manslaughter; fifteen years. Second and third toes webbed. PLATE III. 1. R. W., dock labourer, from Paisley, age 18. Assault and robbery; ten years. Previous conviction for theft. 2. E. S. J., farm labourer, age 38; seven years for horse-stealing and other thefts; four previous convictions. 3. W. W., stone-masons’ labourer, from Kirkdale, age 21; seven years and flogged for robbery with violence. Three previous shorter sentences. 4. G. W., puddler, from Salford, age 21; five years for wounding. 5. W. S., cook and steward, from Liverpool; ten years for larceny; five years previously for ditto. 6. W. C., age 25. Robbery with violence; ten years. Two shorter sentences. PLATE IV. 1. J. J., hawker, from Hull; seven years for theft. 2. J. M., age 28; eight years a tailor, “rest of life a thief.” Seven years for larceny, housebreaking, and receiving. 3. V. M., maker of pearl ornaments, from Birmingham, age 20. Thief chiefly; twelve times in prison. 4. J. W., collier, from Durham; seven years for felony; seven shorter sentences previously. Right eye destroyed. 5. W. T., farm labourer, from Hereford, age 21; ten years for receiving stolen goods. 6. N. K., collier, from Gloucester; seven years for receiving joint of a sheep, stolen and cut up by another; previous conviction for stealing fellow-labourer’s dinner. “Low type; history told as if it was all a joke.” PLATE V. 1. J. H., from Chester, age 21; five years for burglary. In reformatory and seven times in prison. “Very prominent forehead; small eyes nearly concealed by upper lid.” 2. J. C. E., age 25; seven years for housebreaking. “Low type.” 3. S. P.. age 35; weaver, from Wakefield; ten years’ penal servitude for felony; five years previously. 4. J. P., costermonger; seven years; house and general thief.