... Ireland will be free. The hon. and learned gentleman then, denounced the {men who hed blood. The country was cursed by their crimes, which called down the arm of God's vengeance. And he concluded amid the most vehement applause. The rent for the week was ...

... Book V. Of Civil Injuries. CtoNTKNTS or the Fovbtu Volvjie .-—Book V. Of Civil Injuries (continned.) _ Bosk VI. Of Oimes: Of Crimes and of their Punishment; of the Rise, Progress, gradual Improvement of the Laws of England ; General Index. Mr. Stephen his ...

... were delivered on tbe subjeci of death punishments, abundantly proving their incfficacy in deterring from crime, as well as the demoralizing and crime-producing tendency of exeiuiions generally. A petition to Parliament was unanimously agreed upon.—Preston ...

... overstocking the lalwur market, and thus becoming the source of bitter among classes, the cause of penury, fever, mortality, and crime among the people. In the name then of the country, and of mankind in general, he called for their immediate and total repeal ...

... however, aTorted idea which Vidocq need not have been ashamed. The supcrint ent, remembering perhaps the character of their crime, was they smoked, and straightway ordered pipes and scrt *_ The bait took, and before the bowl of the first J hansted ...

... hope is expressed that the sufferings of the Irish people may alleviated, feeling of strong and detestation the increase of crime and outrage in Ireland will not wanting. Whilst, therefore, her Majesty directs the fust attcntian of Parliament to the relief ...

... at Baptist Chapel, Coventry, after sermon 11 0 Friends at Coventrv, per Miss Franklin. 7 70 Pupils of ditto 2 0 Joseph Crime, Esq Miss M. Rutt 21 0 0 Mr. Alderman Challis 10 10 0 Abraham Goymer, Esq. 0 Griffith vies, Esq 5 5 0 Miss Gough 5 0 Mr ...

... than, perhaps, in any other part of the kingdom. So much with regard to actual moral crime. Now with regard to crimes connected with sedition— I mean those crimes which arise from discontent and disaffection to the government. During the last two years ...

... to the producer, as well as productive to the revenue. There was unquestionable evidence also of its tendency to diminish crime, as was proved by the documents he cited. The results of these experiments, he said, had worked complete conversion in his ...

... by her Majesty's advisers, in introducing that portion of her Majesty's speech relating to the extent of crime in Ireland. It was true that crime of the most dreadful nature was prevalent in parts of the country-, but not in all. That he in common with ...

... place last winter in Suffolk and the adjoining portion of the county of Cambridge, was free from this secret and dreadful crime. We, however, have recently had to record two acts of the incendiary in the Isle Ely, the perpetrators which, to the present ...

... verdict of Gvuty against tne prisoner. I have learned to-day, from very high authority, that, though found guilty of a capital crime, Seery will not suffer capitally. Sentence of death will be recorded against him, and he will transported for life. Michael ...