... as public interests might require towards a great public offender, this that case. In affixing a punishment to this crime, if a crime it is to be, let them consider, if they like, the culprit's age, his health, his physical habits, his improved behaviour; ...

... by details of this horrible event, which for premediated and diabolical cruelty, stands unequalled in the annals of English crime I The persons implicated are moving in a sphere of life so much above that in which the perpetrators of such bloody deeds are ...

... sick with the very thought of what may be the consequences should this bill become law ; it will promote Burking, the very crime it is intended to prevent. remain, your obedient servant, UTILITARIAN. Worcester, 10th January, 1832. [We have received a letter ...

... similar those which now exist in most other places: whereby felons may be prosecuted, and receive the punishment due to their crimes, at small individual expense ; a trifling amount from cach subscriber would furnish ample funds for the purpose, and would ...

... auditors, how much better would tor Noblemen ami (rcntlenien to consider of, and at once adopt measures for tie prevencion of crime, thereby rendering the Gael and Court* we no* ave capacious, and the expenses attending t!.c»ii ;—! ad .Mr. instead of advocating ...

... better to repress such irregularities, the Legislature raised the bare act of engaging in duel to the same rank of a capital crime, a* the actual slaughter, without distinguishing whether any of the parties did or did not suffer any ft's* £ ...

... from hit cottage, irdercd, by four young men. Fletcher and Sams, are at large, are named Wm. named Biggs, who was with the crime, deposed murder, and mentioned the Taylor heard that Bennett lod ! we never meant to kill larrate the particulars the intended ...

... of agriculture,' and the bitter 4 source of divisions amongst the people,' and the cause of 4 penury, fever, mortality, and crime.' This discovery of mine may be fully depended on, for I have been thirty Vears making it. Things often become very clear to ...

... anathema, if prayers and preaching were unavailing—they might stay the plague. But now, alas! each day bulj the liarbinger ol crimes which ring through the world, and chill the blood as one lends unwilling—would it might unbelieving—ear to the thrilling story ...

... consolation they could derive, when looking at this great accumulation of crime, was that it consisted of vagiancy a great extent, and was not composed of those higher orders of crime which, other counties, usgraced society. The Suppi.t Coals to London.— ...

... Pratt, for a nameless offence, and Hotxrt Srrctn, for robbery, and threatening the prosecutor to charge him with an abominable crime. BAKKRUPTS, from Gazelle of Tuetday, Sept. 29. |At Basinghall-street, unless otherwise expressed.] F. Iloire, Margate, Kent ...

... Members in Joint Mock are liable the Public beyond tlie amount of their Subscriptions ; and it is monstrous to hold it out a crime, that they should protect themselves from what might possibly be the consequences of this liability, by means of provision ...