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... amusing Memoirs, gives an entertaining account of an imperial visit of Catherine 11. to her ultra-Russian dominions in the Crimea. The Tartan ian tracts of desolation were as clispeopled as Rildonan or Strathnaver ; but in timely advance of the august ...
... PUBLIC AND PRIVATE EXECUTIONS. _A Public Execution.—A man and his wife have committeJ an awful crime—a foul and most unnatural murder llie grave of the victim had been dug by them for weeks; and m cool blood, and with sordid hopes and calculating malice ...
... to the Police-force, and certainly the force they had did not cost £700. In his neigbbourhoot they had a great amount of crimeâmuch more than he hat known for some yearsâand not a police-constable within reach. Lord Southampton asked whether any ...
... ihicrowrnedis oppesed to the principle of (I Dh Democracy. To elevate one man so high-above his st fellow-citizens is a twofold crime-a temptation; to be theone, and an indignity to the many.-. Naturally - in the elected chief is tempted to render, his elevation ...
... Tows he 5e41 wed' wadi he One Me the supply he Is peas. bast re. ID be. &mom seaphdtwd that there ewe we at Northam Newtown. Crimea the elates arising trim dim um est the west et et the set die M*. J. RUJ. die east et _art of the mewl Si-es is The bed pewee ...
... the consent of all the German Governments; not one is excepted. Such is thein- teiligence here, and well authenticated. The Crimea has enjoyed a fruitful and most beau- tiful autumn. The ice has now bound down the Danube in good earnest. At Berdiansk, on ...
... higher. on earth peace, good will toward =ea.— lAadApplaure. The Rev. Mr D•witos Doti spoke to the follovnieg effort: Mr Crimea, ladies and geetleasteh—though my incessant engagement is public lIIMON NINO Saturday illeillf. eerier sis Quite vispreparad ...
... allowance. An able writer on prisons and their discipline has lately observed' tbat the object of imprisonment is to deter from crimeâthat a prison, therefore, to say the least of it, should be an uncomlortable place. It should not be a model lodging-house ...
... not a men of very much consequence or of great virtue, y he is probably forgotten; and yet the blunders it may be, y or the crimea-for it is many a time bolth-which he coin- ;Omitted in his will or his settlement, go on for 20, or 20, or it may be 80, or ...
... respect to prqperty as t native born citizens. I 18. Neither slavery, nor involuntary.servitude, E unless for the punishments of crimea, shall ever be- tolerated in this state. 19. The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, parers, and effects ...
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... means of employment diminish, and with these calamities come not only an increase in the poor rates, but also an increase in crime—a fact which could be attested by many of the magistrates of the county who were then near him (hear). He concluded, amid loud ...