Definition of convict constable in English:

convict constable

noun

Australian historical

A convict appointed as an officer of the peace in an Australian colony.
a convict constable entered the house with a warrant of execution
Example sentencesExamples
- A convict constable conducted them to the houses of their master.
- A convict constable was charged with illegally using a boat to abduct a young Aboriginal female.
- A stranger cannot enter the town without being asked by the convict constable on duty his name and what is his business.
- He worked variously as an explorer, writer, farmer, and convict constable.
- They travelled a distance of 60 miles in the charge of a convict constable.
- He gave sanctuary to a convict constable who had been punished by his fellow magistrates on a doubtful charge.
- it is left entirely to the discretion of a convict constable to inflict the punishment.
- He walks for thirty miles through the rain and mud, under the convoy of a convict constable.
- The man was correctly identified by Ned as a former convict constable.
- No man habited as a magistrate would be touched by a convict constable.

单词	convict constable
释义	Definition of convict constable in English: convict constable noun Australian historical A convict appointed as an officer of the peace in an Australian colony. a convict constable entered the house with a warrant of execution Example sentencesExamples A convict constable conducted them to the houses of their master. A convict constable was charged with illegally using a boat to abduct a young Aboriginal female. A stranger cannot enter the town without being asked by the convict constable on duty his name and what is his business. He worked variously as an explorer, writer, farmer, and convict constable. They travelled a distance of 60 miles in the charge of a convict constable. He gave sanctuary to a convict constable who had been punished by his fellow magistrates on a doubtful charge. it is left entirely to the discretion of a convict constable to inflict the punishment. He walks for thirty miles through the rain and mud, under the convoy of a convict constable. The man was correctly identified by Ned as a former convict constable. No man habited as a magistrate would be touched by a convict constable.
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