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... of a serums aud religious disposition, are Often drawn by an unuccountable infatuation to the commission of tlie melancholy crime. AU such should have itcourse to this noble mtdicine, and seriously ut- Und to the observations and the cases diseased in •♦ ...
... Judicial Authority, and claim publicly the benefit of this Decree. This Decree embraces only such persons as may have committed crimes before the publication of it, and not subsequent to it. A letter from an Irish Officer, a Lieutenant in Gen. Bolivar's army ...
... the several gaols in the cities of Loudon and Westminster, ami county of Middlesex, for trial during the last year, that the crimes of murder, highway-robbery, burglary, and house-breaking, &c. have con- siderably decreased. The numbers Mere as follows — ...
... next, Friday, February 10. Sir Samuel Romilly moved fee it reiarn of the number of Perfons charged with tbo commiflion of crimes and offences during the years 1813 and 1814. drflingui thing tbe number of perfons, and ibe natuie of their ofleoces, in each ...
... this town were Generals Ney, Mar- chand, and Marine. During the time they were in this town they pradltfed the moft horrid crimes and infuits; killed many per- fons of both fexes, and all ages, plundered all the houfes, cut or burnt many olive plan- tations ...
... prisoned by Christophe, and without any form of triaL or any judicial process, has been mur- dered in his confinement. His crime consisted in declaring to the King, during the heat of wine, a stronger affection for the Queen than for his Majesty. Of course ...
... divine worfhip, and had marked out the left'ons for Whitfunday (to-morrow) in his prayer-book, before the commiftion of the crime. -•«»■«- FUNERAL OF MR. PERCEVAL. The remains of the late lamented Prime Minifter vvefe removed this rooming for interment ...
... had once, but only once, been engaged in removing the bodv of a deceased Jew, bat then he vowed he had not aggravated his crime by laying hands npon it. He was free, however, to confess, that he had been in leed a wholesale dealer in other flesh, and ...
... the neighbourhood of the Metropolis, was escorted to the Prison de Mortagne, accused of haviug assassinated two females. The crime was brought to light by a dog having scratched the earth iii his garden, aud exposed the two bodies which had been interred ...
... though we bave not difcovered tbem in poringover tbe proceedings, exculpating the General from the chief participation in the crime) and it is to be preforned that fome motive of ibe kind regulated the depfion of the Judges. Ibe latter were chofen generally ...
... over in a cartel from Portfmouth for Mor- laix., was, on his arrival, (hot, by lentence of a Court Martial, for fome alledged crime faid to have been committed by him while on parole of honour, in this country, as a prifoner cf war— blelfed effects of the ...
... Chester, whereby I have rendt-ied myself amenable to the punishment of tbe laws; and being truly sensible of the ; i»inou> crime I have committed, as a caution to ethers, I make this public acknowledgment of my affieaee. Tbe mark of ROBERT X RATHBOXE. ...