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... CRIME. WITH come hefitrion I refume the pen, to cmclae my of the Englith Stage; the fuhjed is certainly capable of an interefting extenfloo, and of the liveliett colouring; neither of which, I fear, it will receive, from my bumble efforts. On the refioretise ...
... Crime. * of his Peterflargh, (Ruffia) Fan. 30.. The Emprefs-Queen’s’ Ambaflador.at this Court has received, within thefe few Days, feveral Exprefles from Vienna, the Contents of which he hath commanicated toher Majefty’s Minifters, which are very fatfi' ...
... SCALE OF CRIMES. AS a matter of curiofity, rather, perhaps, than real utility, we infert the following lift of the feveral crimes, committed in Eondon, from September 28, 1785, to September 28, 1786, with the number of perfons guilty of each crime, which ...
... CRIMES AND PUNISHMENTS, AWRITER in a Morning Paper deplores the many inflames of Forgery—a crime ' which, he adds, is never pardoned. We do not, recolleCt, indee d,l an inflame of its bring par- , doned ; but there is an inftance in every per- ' ion's ...
... imagine will or can approve coercion, unlel's it be intended to prevent crime. We have therefore to enquire, what is crime ? Crime unjult intention carried into It is the nature of crime to begin with individuals, but to expand and communicate to the whole ...
... for the Crimes of Incest and Murder. Containing the whole Procedure before the High Court of Justiciary, upon the 5th, 12th, 13th, ...
... STATE OF CRIMES AND PUNISHMENTS. FOB THE 71AJ 1770. Capitally Tried convicted monies Atc-.rrc. j Febr-ary 109 7 $3 A 9 ' Ar-ril X3B to 6c (s May ir. C 6t 43 July 65 1 .-7 - 27 September 135 4 7, . r(} Oclob-r no II 40 December Sg rj 43 3, SISGOLAIi ...
... 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 ...
... An authentic Account of the Crime, ; Behaviour, and Execution of Mr. Li: Fruvre di: li the . young. Gentleman who. /uftered lately mt . Abbeville. THIS young, man., about the agfc «f tw«_.y, arid of a good furmty.'-by keeping -bbd eohlpany,' \v;is become ...
... STATE or CRIMES anp PUNISH¢ MENTS. IN a paper of laft vear, we pablithed the reports of twa fets of Sheriffs on this fuhje@. The late Sheriffs, Meflis Fenn and Blaxam having juft publifhed their Report, we fhall exhibit the wholeinone view, ¢ p . State ...
... Adultery was the nest crime, did a difference of place make a difference of crime ? in this coustry we did sat punifh &clat ter y with perpetual Ilavery ; if we did, we fltonld not have oceafion to fend to Africa, be believed we could furnifh the planters ...
... firft intoxicated the African prince* with their foreign draughts, no crime ha* been committed, no (Kadow a crime devifed, that ha* not immediately been punilhed with Jcrvilude. But for what purpofe is the punilhment applied ? Is it applied to amend the ...