... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Bulwor, Justice Tal. p en~ found, Mr. Amos , the celebrated jurist, and all eminent c lid men, who have reported facts of crimea committed by the v, no poisons which clearly show that to wink at the different b.) ways in which such poisons may be. used ...

... in verse, by a M. Colin, ad- mainin dressed to the inaurgents of Belle Isle, and justify- govern lug offences described as crimea by the law. On end s? this he was condemned to ten days' imprisonment swayI and 100f. fine. The same sentence was also, passed ...

... abou't ~ollierj m'~the Hlouse of C~or- e o mons ? abo -tfamished weavers, and blinded t needle-makers? Who represents beggry, crimea nand ininbQ ' Te' 1 lifier, the rag-picker, he a who rakes bis liviii fromn'the' dust 'I offal fung , l' nt the vtreet, should ...

... fellow7 creatures, and for having contented them- a selves with masksn lglm vithin and'o~asifesting w spontanrro enI Wth hig his crimea bad Isi. &te. ur It was reported ~WdedYt~ M uat th has declined tos candidate le dep artment of the-Cht. O;ni o * and the ...

... assizes for this county, cutting and wounding, de ELY manelaughter, burglary, and robbery, being amongst the try prevailing crimea. The following is an analysis of the c, ct. charges, &c., enumerated in the calendar :- th ill Total committed ?? Cutting ...

... districts of e employment, they had driven them into6erime from actual want; they were now suffering punishment for their crime-a punishment which, he thought, e ought to have fallen on those who had placed -them in this situation. (Cheers.) a Mir. Bert ...

... indignation which theauthor pours forth against the conduet of his reverend brethren,/; Ireland for someoftheir past high crimea and misdemeanours against the welfare of the people committed to their charge. Hear him first, however, give a little touch ...

... respectable position of guardianship for centuries. Russia was aware of that fact. When Catherine vis ted the newly c conquered Crimea, Potemkin raised to her honour a triumphal arch, with the motto, Hereby is the road to 3 Constantinople. Czar Nicholas ...

... respectable position of guardianship for centuries. Russia was aware of that fact. When Catherine visited the newly conquered Crimea, Potemkin raised to her honour a triumphal arch, with the motto, li ereby is the road to Constantinople. Czar Nicholas has ...

... of humanity which v ltheir system has bonumbed, if not extinguished, they n 8 would rejoice at the non-comupletion of their crimea 8 and throw open the prison-gates of Lucca and Volterra r ( with trembling eagerness, to escape the possibility of t 0becoming ...