... considerably lessened in its number. The repression of crime was not a thing so easily effected some persons were led to suppose, and it was a matter of much greater moment to society that crime should repressed by prevention, rather than by the punishment ...

... guide the pnblie mind to tbe best practical means of promoting the Advancement of Education, the Prevention and Repression of Crime, the Reformation of Criminals, tbe adoption of Sani'sry Regulations, and the diffusion of sound principles on all questions ...

... attempting to defert to 1 ?? enem y- They are to be tranfported for 14 years. Thomas Banthum, who was tried with ihem for the fame crime, received a pardon, and has been fent on board his (hio of T. 7^ S a m,t >U,k, ljlffeie^e in the | B j of the Chancellor* ...

... confpirators, who gave fome informa- tion on the fnbjed to the police. The Legiflative Body have pafled a law, making it a capital crime to conceal, or to be acceffary in concealing, Georges, or any of the fixty Brigands afferted by the French Government to be ...

... s made respecting them twen- ty-four years ago, when I spoke of a very prevalent opinion that, among the many causes of crime, in this kingdom, the assembling of numerous bodies of people in manufactories has been one of the greatest. Un- doubtedly ...

... Secondly, l have incurred the ire of the priests, much as to move them jto accuse -for attacking the religion of the state—a crime contemplated by oux constitution. that at prejtont stand accused to the Attorney-General, and he has Already served me with ...

... tiie reach of the laws. But this progressive limitation is not applicable to writings which contain a direct incitement to crimes : in such cases, all the individuals concerned in giving them publicity are liable to prosecution. A legal process may be ...

... who heard the evidence of the trial believes in its truth.—Lord then proceeded to pass sentence of death. He said: —Of the crime of murder you have been convicted by the unanimous verdict as intelligent and attentive a jury I ever saw in the box, after ...

... where was subsequently taken into custody. Chairman commented at some length upon the aggravated character ot the prisoner’s crime, and sentenced him to be imprisoned and kept to hard labour in Lancaster Ca>tle for lighteen months. William IVulmtlej/, pleaded ...

... where any affaffination or outrage (hall be committed, thediflria fliall be muiaed in a heavy fine; and the authors of the crime, or thofe concerned in pro- moting it, (hall be tried by a court-martial and puniftied with death. Private accounts from Paris ...

... decifion on this fubjeiSt., not only with j view to the character and feelings of i|u accufcd, but alfo in confideration of i{g crime of murder imputerl in the charge. Mr. Paull nbferved, that as foon as the papers for which he had moved ftiould be laid before ...

... mind, And with a retrospective gaze Along the mystery and the maze Of things gone by, I dare to scan The hopes, achievements, crimes of man, And look with wonder, joy, and fear, Back on the now expiring year. And, oh, what 6trange things mingle there For ...