Meanings of dastardly outrage in English

A dastardly outrage occurred three miles from Gimlet Butte last night.

The coffee-room-thescene lately of the dastardly outrage on two English gentlemen-wasquite deserted.

For this dastardly outrage I fancy that no person was ever brought to book.

All were full of indignation at the dastardly outrage.

But a swift avenging followed the dastardly outrage.

Nobody, Lord Dungory declared, could regret the dastardly outrage that had been committed more than he.

Colonel Crutchley, R.E., V.C., has been the victim of a dastardly outrage at his residence, Peter Street, Campden Hill.

These fellows, or some of their companions had committed a dastardly outrage upon an emigrant party in advance of us.

Mr. Little is smarting under a gross and dastardly outrage, and also under a fair defeat; and thinks his opponents must be monsters.

Things have come to a pretty pass, we must say, if such a dastardly outrage as this should be allowed to go unpunished.

Why on earth do the newspapers, in describing a dynamite outrage or any other political assassination, call it a " dastardly outrage" or a cowardly outrage?

'A dastardly outrage was committed last night in the neighbourhood of Mullingar.

"You shall answer to me for this whole dastardly outrage."

"Then let me tell you, sir, that I consider it an outrage- adastardlyoutrage."

"You committed a dastardly outrage upon me; but your punishment will be left to others."

All he saw was that the antagonists were perpetrating a series of contemptible, petty, mean tricks or a succession of dastardly outrages.