... and deli, rite discussion Jiet/'s Maaapnamn The Preston Chronicle of Saturday last contains an account of the most horrid crime that any human crea- ture can lie guilty of, being no less than deliberate murder committed on the wretched culprit'- own pa ...

... the law was too great a ?? to in- jlict tor this offence; and he submitted, that iv all £ases whatever of treason or other crime it w ()ll ] ( ) j_ m.ore consistent with justice and reason, ami more satisfactory to puhlic Opinion, if the punishment wen- ...

... bill to amend the acts relating t ...

... whether they could not by some measure, not interfering with the principle of the game laws, put a stop to the increasing crime of poaching, lie thought the bill which he now held in his hand would have such an effect, and with that, inu- i iciion he ...

... received it' with much fortitude, but Bsgea appeared more affected than his wretched com- panions. Tlu* following are the crimes for wliich they ivere convicted : — 3 John Eagles, aged lio, formerly employ* d in the Ge- neral Post Office, as letter-carrier ...

... Dixie should trat * drmtted to bail before local magis- Sheen, the murderer, has at length been awak- «?ed to a Se n Se of the crime laid to his charge ; ?? s become grtatl y ?? ?? *»* Mo n : with vT sT n \ S t 0 r ** ard his Probable fate •with horror. He ...

... Germany, I pro*>ose to publish under a foreign name, that the work may be bought by their l>ooksel_ers. For it is a capital crime to import into these countries books which bear our names. I therefore pretend that I am a Frenchman, and, if I do not change ...

... offences committed on the high seas, the calendar for which contains only four prisoners, namely-— a seaman, for an unnatural crime ; the Captain for the murder of the black in the East Indies ; and tbe owner and the engineer of the Hull steam- packet, charged ...

... longer than in the reading of it ; for although I feel hurt at what has happened, yet do not suppose that it is any imminent crime you have committed. Tlie very high opinion I entertained of, and the implicit confidence I reposed in, you, have made me consider ...

... to lead her to acts of levity, with which he now upbraids her. Every step he takes, therefore, only plunges him deeper in crime, and imposes on tho legis- lature more imperatively the propriety of getting rid of this mock contract. ...

... was nv-fiiiy last held to bail, himself i R loooi. and two sureties in 5001. each, charged with a misdemeanor, the capital crime with which he was first charged hav- ing been abandoned. A reporter came from London to attend the examination, but the Hungerford ...

... death warrant on Wednesday, the culprits complained of injustice, that they were select- ed for death when so many, whose crimes Tin their opi- nion) were ofa deeper dye, had escaped. The unhappy men were reasoned with by the Ordinary of Newgate and Mr ...