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... or benevolent matter ? Such difproportion between crime and ponifli.ment canaol but increafe the number of offenders., A wife legiflator, therefore, will not af(ign penalties of the firfl degree to crimes of an inferior rank. Where men fee made in the nature ...
... tore of the crime of which the above offenders were cleat and 1 ...
... Crimed Nj. 74, where Admiiltmcnts are taken in for Ready My it-, ...
... dren, be you forced to a participation in all their debts, tneir wars, their luxuries, and their crimes. And this mad, this impious fyflem they would lead you to adopt, becauft of the derangement of your finances. It oecomes you deeply refleft this fubjeft ...
... aiartning crime of perjury, which grown fo very rife the Courts of Juflice, as to threaten the moft dangerous confequeoces ; when it was determined that nothing (hort of capital puniihment was fufficient to deter perfons from the commiflion of this crime, and ...
... ur; when the law was made the crime fcarcely exifled, but (inee it became miffile againft every man attached to his King, hi* country, to order, religion, and peace, the Legiflature found it ncceffary to render the crime a felony, and the meditation of ...
... crime them with any of •out wares or manufactures, that couM be had from the rett their neighbours. B.ut as our benevolent Lord Lieutenant has gracwu/ty interfered to prevent his countrymen from dealing with Gern .ny and Holland for linens, is equally ...
... virtue particular (latutes, crimes againft the peace became prefentable by confervators, or juftices of the perfons accufed were to be tf-icd thereon by petit jury. From this precedcet, fome few offences, under fpccial a£ts of parliament, came to be ...
... f *\Y ' liii •ccompllcct, in the midftof the J'wtors the he anfwcred theie very words; ? there is crime there any accomplices ?” hen he was conduced from the room where was tortured the place of execution, re Crroe tranquility foul a.'compr.nied him. ...
... Ycflerday John Lad, Methodift Preacher, was executed near Feckham, for an unnatural crime; and not many days fince, another of the fame proleiTton was detefted in robbing the altar.” ...
... trsmendfios iliin execution, no, any thing more the Ipefta,ors with that kind of awe which operatei to the enormous crimes. ...
... the underna med Subfcribers, in ab- horrence the crimes in the advertifem-flt of Mr, Luke Wall, fet forth, to pay the turns to our refptflive names annexed, for difeovering and apprehending within twelve months from the date hereof, and profccuting con ...