... the judgment upon tbe three following objections to the indictment :— • Ist. That no crime known to the law was charged upon the face of the indictment. 2. If any crime were charged, that the names of the persons who were defrauded ought to be particu- ...

... his army, ainl ordered that cii'er corpo- real punishments shall bs inflicted only in extreme cases, where the nature of the crime to be punished ecinces a base .and depraved disposition on the part of the delinquent. The Austrian Lieut.-Col. Scholl, with ...

... insurrection' had communicated their plan to him, but he refused -to lake part in it, and they were afraid br being befhiyed. This crime is ?? attributed to bis relation, Michael Su_io, Hospodar of Moldavia. So much is certain, that this Prince, at the mo- ment ...

... John, ditto Craven Leonard, ditto Chippindale William, ditto Carter Robert, ditto Crowther Thomas, ditto Cardwell John, ditto Crimes Thomas, ditto Cheshyre Samuel, ditto Clark William, D ditto D Dalton John, jun. Thurnham, esq Dawson William, Hutton, gent ...

... were in circulation, and when the crime of B forgery could be so easily committed, he was I for retaining f lic capital punishment. Trans- B ?? was not suited to the injurious class B of offenders who perpetrated these crime.*, and 8 would easily get good ...

... tending to incite to sedition and other crime. The respondents I did not directly incite to the commission of i crime other than intimidation, but they did I incite to intimidation, and the consequence was that crime and outrage were committed. It is j not ...

... leave to ~u li i circumstance might have happened to i- any oilier Editor. My crime consisted in irrnuntability as the Proprietor of a Newspaper nil not say that the crime was thought greater on ant uf ihe paper being ami ministerial; but 1 roii'! In ...

... It is affirmed, tbat wbat was done to tbe Patriarch, would have been done | to the Multi, if he bad been guilty of similar crimes ; and it is added, *• his perfidy was in- contestibly proved by eleven letters written by him to the Mo tea, which are in ...

... firm* tbis bar, once more lo offer a solemn appeal to aR wbo shall hear me, and to my country, that ia the instance of tbe crime, of wbich I have lately been convicted, I did not Uct from any other motive than that of tbe most heart-rending distress, whicli ...

... Court of Assize of Paris, on a charge of selling little bronze figures of Napoleon . He lias bee u condemned to expiate the crime of selecting such a subject for tlje exertion of his art, by two years' im- 1 grisonment 1 M. Marchargy, the Advocate- eneri/ ...

... that he bad no right to assume the facts io have been so from a statement in a newspaper. He should also have known, that the crime which, had excited his indignation was the highest known to the laws, and the proof of which would reach to the life of the ...

... Geaerai of the Russian army, having lieen found guilty, af ...