... wrought a surprising change in the conduct of Slade. His voluntary confession of the manner in which he perpetrated the dreadful crime, for which in a short time he will have to pay tiie forfeit of his life, has made him more composed, and penitence has superseded ...

... induction then took place with the usual ceremonies. Marvels of Modern Science.—ln an able and well-written article on the crime and execution of Nation, for the murder near Taunton, the circumstances of which are full of dramatic incidents, the Sherborne ...

... likely to meet with great ene-urag;ment. The Bolton (New England) Gazette, of March 7, contains articles oi impeachment of high crimes and mifdemeanors agamil Peter Oliver, Chief Jullice of the Superior Court Judicature, ...

... and merits the ferious consideration of the people in the north who feem bent at chopping the good old Kings heads for the crime of old age only, without confidering how they are to be replaced, or the evil confequence above hinted at. came on at Lancafterthe ...

... morning two more perfons, man and a thro* this town, in poft-chaife. handcuffed, for the faid place, and charged with the crime. The Andrew from Davis's » Streights, with 166 butts, 49 pmcheons, hogfheads, and three pipes oil and blubber, and 3 tons ...

... Thus, for example, the magistrate states, with pompous gravity, that it would take 'whole days' merely to enumerate all the crimes of which Riego has been guilty. In the Quotidietinc we find the terms offered by Marshal Moncey to Barcelona; and it will ...

... passing sentences of long terms penal servitude upon the convicted offenders. Within a week of the close of the assizes the crime was renewed, and, accordingly, in his charge the grand jury on the 12th inst. Mr. Justice Lush intimated his intention of ...

... ministers Lord defence was, that Capt. Graham's name had not been struck off, but omitted, not because he had been guilty of crime, but had committed indiscretion. Try the Marquis— try Lord Grey upon the same charge, what would become of them The Irish Tithe ...

... the said Colonel, will shorttv tried before a Military Commission, and punished conformably to the laws, and as the r great crimes deserve, State the last courier I have received the following Extraordintirif Gaxetle: By oHU at advices received this evening ...

... blowing your brains out. The Officer rifmg with great cpmpofure, replied, You may if you pleafe; but it will be ufelefs crime. Touffaint, furprifed at the resolution of the man, after a paufe, faid him, «* Give me your hand ; you are a brave fellow ...

... next day, for the trial of the following slaves, charged with being concerned in rebellious conspiracies and committing other crimes, to the ruin and destruction of the white people, and others of this island, and for causing, exciting, and promoting others ...

... they having paid the profe cutors colts (as between atto; ney and client) to the amount of 12911. Lord Kenyon ordered their crime and ditch to be put upon record, as a beacon to warn others.— They were then fined 6s Bd. each, and charged. A few days ago ...