... infest the Kublic roads with arms in their hands. In consequence is Majesty, persuaded that the most efiectual way to prevent crime* is promptly to punish those who have already been guilty of them, orders as follows; Art. 1. In all the capitals of provinces ...

... passing sentence, said that it had long been his opinion that tbe offence bigamy bad been too leniently dealt witb. He knew of crime that was the means of inflicting more misery upon its victim, and also upon society at large ; and he had made up his mind ...

... shirt. Seatmi hunself at the breakfast table, he commenced feeding? utterly unconscious of having committed an unpardonable crime against good manners. Unfortunate Evelyn !so refined, so fastidious, so exquisitely neat and clean her personal habits, to ...

... prolonging existence, application is made to the fund of the parish, will he met with treatment suited only punishment to crime. Ami that this excitement is capable of such further extension as, in the eyes of your Petitioners, can only viewed with sentiments ...

... in perpetuity, with the privilege, in the nineteenth century, of allowing the monks to grant sanctuary for every species of crime ! Surely such a state of society must work its own destruction. ...

... are those who ad- vance the samewhat singular theory that crime, like disease, is at times epidemic. There are others, of whom Mr. Buckle is the chief, who contend that the laws whicb govern crime are fixed and invariable ; and that by collecting the data ...

... was general attributable to other caufes than the want of available means to promote It. Although tbe calendar before him no crime of nature to require any obfervations on his part for the guidance of gentlemen fo competent and accuftomed to the duties they ...

... violating child only five years old. A few days ago another priest was condemned at Versailles to the same punishment, for crime of the same nature. The scaffolding on which he was-to be pilloried was already prepared, and the multitude had assembled in ...

... mate, and one seaman of the brig Albion Cooper, on the the 28th of August last. It appears that the cook confessed to the crime, and gave circumstantial account of its committal. He had grudge against the mate and captain, consequence ol ill-usage. Ou ...

... of his brother german, is declared to be a capital crime, Murder, cfpccially when committed under trait, or upon a perfon to whom lidelity and affection are due by the moft faered' ties, is alfo a crime of the moit atrocious nature, nnd feverely punilh- ...

... the Triumvirs fcourge, had not her tribes turned immoral, venal andio profligate, as to prefer Vatinius, wretch, black with crimes, to the god-like man M. Portius Cato, die honor of the human race. Nor have we in Britain any title the. exemption from the ...

... Indeed it mav be questioned whether ft, reyelations in theca*, of the intamoo. Bathe and more than did the detail, of many crimes. The present century unhappily has been in the prodnetion Tory cold- Jtoded type criminnl., nnd cr.mo. of .„eh and magnitude ...