... influence, and produced the most beneficial results. Decrees which were issued under the impulse passions excited by revolutionary crimes, have beeu repealed, or modified according the dictates more generous and considerate policy. There are other arrangements ...

... and Perreton were condemned each to two years. Thomas, Desnail, Hue, Datron, Gatithier, and Lecocq were acquitted of the crime of non revelation. We have received Dutch Papers to the 7th inst. It appears from them that it is by an Imperial Ukase, that ...

... was the hist offence committed in heaven, and in perpetual operation, by the s..me spirit, on earth ; it the greatest all crimes in its consequences, leading to eveiy other, particularly dcmociaiy and atheism, which are tne and indivisible, and tbeiefort ...

... This man was tried at the last Cork Assizes, for the killing seven his crew at sea, and found to have committed the horrid crime during a fit of insanity. Accident to Mademoiselle Sontao.— Yesterday afternoon, as Mademoiselle Sontag descended the stairs ...

... increase crime and other causes, the Court deliberately considered the circumstances, and decided on availing itself the powers which the Legislature had bestowed for the prevention crime. Such was now the case : we had still a fearful amount of crime; and ...

... eye of a statesman and not with that of an eirhasiaat or partisan. lQr. Bbiscob considered that to tolerate slavery was a crime, and stain opnn Ibe English character. He bad beard it contended that the slave was in a better condition than tbe English ...

... double-quick step, to twaddle about Isouit-PhUrppe, the glorious constitution, and his own pure intentions; for these truly awful crimes he is a very wretch uufit either to live or die. Surely such conduct is a lucid commentary upon their system.— It at once ...

... revenge for his having opposed the licentiousness of the universities. They cast lots to determine who should perpetrate the crime—when it fcß upon young man named Sand, who immediately departed to execute the determination of the meeting. Liberty and liberal ...

... for the use or abns of it? The Rev. Gentleman also observed, that (he spread of religion would do more for the pre\enfionof crime than all the laws on the statute book ; for, though reason had left ns in darkness, re- velation had arisen, like a beacon ...

... destroyed in eotd blood the Hves of fifty-one their fellow citisens, whose only crioae was that of fidelity their King- horrible crime demanded th* vengeance the law* t and the guilty have at length keen punished. Nine th* principal assassins have been condemned ...

... would have happy opjiortunity of contrasting those who paid taxes with tboie who received them. said that distress had led to crime, and he knew full well that many of the disorders of the country were alone to be attrilmied to the sialo of the law, and judges ...

... supinene«s, has been allayed on the first show of activity and spirit. It clear that there was no organization system in the crimes committed, but that the plunderers took advantage of the excitement of the mass of the people, gradually gained audacity their ...