... party laved the two women, but the childrcß were lost. two p. m. the ship went io piece*, when few more men, who, for some crime, had been confined in irons be- ►low, emerged from the wreck. One of those was saved. three o’clock no appearance of • vessel ...

... of from one to two ounces in some of the daily loaves. It complained that persons, merely under detention on suspicion of crimes, were sent solitary confinement in cold cells, eight feet three inches long, by three feet two inches wide. It stited the ...

... witnesses spoke favorably his character, and being called upon for bis defence he simply said, I am, my Lord, as innocent of this crime as the child unborn.” His Lordship, in summing the evidence, said, that he had seen a printed hand bill, numbers of which he ...

... peculiars.—-Bishop may proceed at g. the Curate’s salary, or appointment of a Curate. If Curate shall't?e convicted of any crime liable to suspension, Bishop mayrevoke licci ce, and appoint another Curate.— Benefices situate in more than one diocese, the ...

... were bound over give evidence. The prosecution is carried on at the ex-' pence the parish St. Clement Danes, in which the crime was perpetrated, and the vestry clerk yesterday attended the investigation. The prisoner has been committed for trial. The ...

... —Majority 153. Adjourned ti o’clock in the morning. the motion Sir S. Horn illy the bill for mitigating the Punishments for Crimes was read a tirst time. Thursday, May 26. The Military Commissioner’s bill was read third time ami passed. Heard evidence on ...

... fatlver. the blood of a Frenchman bappeas.todae spilled in any town or village, » 1, same shall burnt the ground. pretended crimes the of committed Madrid, were promised forgi ness by the Grand Duke Berg, but Hop parte ordered otherwise, and since that ...

... was a few days since executed Warwick, though not more than years of age, had committed several footpad robberies ana other crimes In Wood w:.s exhibited a lamentable instance the want of education in early life, for on his condemnation seemed nearly insensible ...

... sustained Bonaparte's arms in Spain, ,«ithe other reverses that appear to pre' (hr him. will, trust, prevent this as many other crimes, Gotienbnrgh Mails arrived Saturday -.‘piuers from that city the last inon which day Admiral was enitf.-,’ that harbour with ...

... whom iu derision (hey term the Regenerators of Europe. Tho-e say repaid 'heir hospitality with c'.uodrf, robberv, and every crime; while the KngliTh, who nave, been represented as the enemies of the Contin-rtt, dispense their treasures with liberal hand ...

... PalrioU, soon overcame the malcontents. Tie* were taken into custody, and will no «ibt suifer the puni.'liment which their crimes jfaiard- Ihe following are all the tact* which u et reached us .‘C/jos, Oct. 5. There has been attempt wn uir new revolution ...

... i- and t)\e next day 27,0601. were landed* partdfJunot’s, Duke Abrantes, Kellerman was the only Frcncn officer against whom crimes of the mod sordid, avaricious, and diabolical kind, were not represented to the Committee, there were two or three, instances ...