... sentenced. The evidence appears scarcely sufficient to justify the Judge in making so severe an example as the frequency of the crime renders desirable. Accounts from the Nizam’s territories state that the Arabs have been of late committing murders by wholesale; ...

... entered into an English Magistrate, and the extradition of the accused person must depend entirely his being found guilty of a crime recognised by English (common) law. Lord Palmerston also observed that the Attorney-General's explanations hail gone far to ...

... the authorities, ami caused his incarceration. For this crime he was tried and convicted, and was finally sent the at Brest or Toulon, for a long period, or for life. In these receptacles of crime the evil tendencies of his nature were, of course, agravated ...

... heartrending to consider that while brigandage has entirely ceased iu Romagna, the population, here quiet and mural, is forced to crime excess of misery. Row can Europe see such spectacle and not be touched it The orehestia and singers of the Venice Theatre have ...

... cannot doubt those crimes of which it the parent. Occasiona y that the public opinion of the enlightened classes the these are of a very serious nature, but more ordinarily United States will condemn these proceedings strongly they are crimes violence of c ...

... inhabitants of Placentia, announcing the organization of a provost-marshal's court, which •■inflicts but one sentence death.'’ The crimes which come under its cognisance are : -1. High treason, or any act tending to change the svstem of the Austrian empire and ...

... gradual cban;;o for tiia better, especially in the western ,oun*.ieh, recently devasied by famine. The decrease of vtprarian crime ftac been topic of pretty f,er.ertl r. n-.nrk !.•• the ch»?e«» cf the judges ; and the enespy and selfrellanoe now rr.anifestcd ...

... destruction of printing presses, to theft, to arson, and r ‘' cl ‘. ,Vl no, l l , la ' n, C uu aru last, that great and final crime, beyond which human ; ,n '*^ kC(l s llank. | .. depravity has power go, cold-blooded and deliberate „f „ h'jv^’, r ri Hils ...

... more, and he is, to all appearance, dead already to the outer world. in the miitat of much ap|«rrnt coarecnen, Vn-uncc ami crime, tlie great body of the people are rising in the moral anil social scale; if he could Ik- taught that the teeming physical ...

... fellow in the aiuloinen. (Jollard fell helpless on the ground, and the assassin rushed «df. Hut. providentially, this second crime had I been witnessed by another p ...

... carrying along with them at the same time their sick j [ and wounded, and their women and children. Were it not that their crimes have removed them beyond the I pale of sympathy, we could almost compassionate ilie sufferings of the poor wretches. After ...

... sister appeared to give •vidence, though all ba.l been summoned. The principal evidence was her age, by the !■ rench law the crime of what is called delournement d'unr jeune file miware can only be committed when the girl under 16, after that age she is ...