... of any treachery in the composition the lists, without incurring punishment proportionate to his crime ; in France, oo the contrary, there fault and no crime which the agents of the Government cannot commit with impunity ; not only the law does not establish ...

... yourselves, but bearing on your crimes—crime* a Jury of your uouutry, uo irresistableevideoce, found yon guilty uf—crimes not only the evil »f this eounty in general, but particularly of that part where you live—crimes clearly arising out of two sources ...

... that subject, find a bill for manslaughter. the case of assault, you are investigate the circumstance*, and find whether the crime has been committed by violence or not; and you are to act accordingly. To one point I would forcibly direct your attention ...

... to be tried ; and that it was pleasing and gratifying to find the great decrease in crime, so evident in this County, compared to other parts of Ireland, where crimes, indicative of spirit of insubordination and bad feeling, were so deplorably manifest ...

... The prisoner must hare considered that waa committing tba high crime of murder, In hie breast, iu the breast every one, must implanted that feeling, that murder waa the meet heinous crimes. Than is no doubt that it is tbs duty of the Court to pronounce ...

... his real name, and suffer us, next, to omit that pari which conveys some intemperate personalities against one, whose only crime seems be that of holding a different belief from the writer. ...

... issued for the apprehension of Caffray’» aisler and r.iece, who are charged with aiding in the commission of this dreadful crime. ...

... would find that petit treason was treated murder. Their Lordships knew this species of crime was mere artificial treason, and tbera was certainly do reason keep the crime separate from murder. The effect of pleading petit treason was, that of giving the ...

... doubtless executed Monday last This horrible case, has not only excited the utmost anxiety in the district where the revolting crime was committed, but, we may say the whole country has felt deep interest the awful result A more cruel, cold-blooded, atrocious ...

... confessed unheard of crimes.— Men who seemed happy and full of health chiefly tempted her to commit murder. As nothing official has been published respecting this extraordinary case, it impossible accurately to detail the series of crime of which she has ...

... infliction would be considerably increased. The community would hate continually before them, living ! examples of the effects of crime; while the degrada- tion and the servitude to which the unhappy outcasts of virtue would be reduced, could scarcely Iail to ...

... been expected in such a populous county; and although there were some crimes deep dye the calendar, jet, upon the whole, thought he had iea>on to congratulate them on the decrease of crime in the county. llis Lordship concluded by expressing his conviction ...