... of Got merit, be ; but if they ed tuJleoJy bock ward, without toaowftheir regret for the crimes and follies by which tb. sat defiance both the laws of God and of b«. kind, and if in particular they did not delirer up n, anna which it was known many them ...

... Nhits. A'rw DUTCH FLAXSEED, 200 Wtds. AMERICAS DO. Crime ALICANTE BARILLA, CASE REEDS, COCOA SHELL. EAST JSDIA CASTOR OIL, RENDERED LARD, For SALK, bv I'mu) k I.LACE. ...

... acknowledge, the ful sense of the word, his guilt of the crime for which be was so justly about to suffer. He was the murderer of Dtvid Stanley, and no person had aided him in the of that dreadful crime was led to it, not by any personal enmity hatred to Mr ...

... there still existed extent of crime an alarming character, which required every •xertion that the law, private wiaiom, could suggest, to arrest and suppress its progress. In the i county of Kerry, the same species of crime existed . to as great an extent—not ...

... convictions bad been trebled and that fact alone was strong presumption against system that had generated rapid an increase crimes. Much bad been truly said m the Petitions to the House on tbe tendency of severe punishments, to produce impunity. Punishments ...

... accurate return of the number of IH-imneri for tri.ii approacliing Count v of Cork Assize*, is painful record of lire increase of crime in this County, compared win the two preceding years;— llobtwrics and Petty Offences ; Whitehoy Offences, 120; Cattle Srea’ ...

... acted under the authority your fjthr; whom you were influenced commit the crime far *had you have been convicted*hut authority, no can palliate or justify the commission of crime. a roy power extend mercy you*that rcmrai writ higher authority ; but I shall ...

... excused, a* having obeyed tire impulse na ure which led her to whlt|o conceal her umKlmt's crime| Tile motlier it generally pitied, having been impelled to tliia great crime years of ill treatuientj on tlie part .the husband. HOU3K Off LORDS, FRIDAY, JVtY 26 ...

... wa* not in the leaat degree tainted with thoie foul crime*, which, are* wiry *y, they had too good reaaoo know were tpreati to a great extent in other pom of the kingdom.—The calendar contain* many crime* of a hoinou* nature; but none of them were in the ...

... on the line of the Canal. Sentence of death was pronounced upon them. Mathew Martin, was tried and convicted of the same crime; he was likewise sentenced to die. The Judges were not able to dispose of all the cases in the Calendar. The Chief Baron and ...

... addressed *• Mr. John Warring, ** Montague- Purtman Tlii* note ftflT«>rr)« proof of the facia of thi* ■ The crime of the Bishop ; hi* of that crime, and of his then alarming situation; and bis ansieiy conceal his name, and high station. It affords, in addition ...

... considered indicating the future disposition the Cortes. The National Convention France, it is observed, Its madness arid its crimes, present themselves to the imagination of those Spaniards who are the friends their King ami country. A Dcpurat.on waited ...