... crown is lost by Albion worn. Birmingham. H. Y. THE VOTE OF THE 19Hr, Huzza I for dear old England, The home of liberty I The crime-stained despot hater; Tire lover of the free. The blood that oarmsed our Fathers, Ossr own life-current flows, And in their ...

... auxquels elle est confide par la loi.' The nature of the machinery employed for the purpose of discovering anti punishing crimes is as follows :-'There are in France twenty-seven eours Impdriales. At each of these there is a Proas-cu-r Gdeeral, who has ...

... and lane, were disgorging their thousands. All seemed anxious to behold two traitor Sepoys blown into dark eternity. Their crime was known, and the stern and compressed lips of every European pre- sent told how well they deserved their doom The manner ...

... F-Chaturt. A LETTER TO THE RIGHT HON. S. H. WALPOLE, SECRE- TARY OF STATE, ON THE PRESENT STATE OF CRIME IN BInMINGHAM; ITS EXTENT, CAUSES, AND REMEDY. BY RICHARD B. PiHisoe . It is delightfal in these days of compromise and halfi measures, to drop upon ...

... of a happier time, Of Freedom's bright and glorious reign, Sustained the land to bear the pain Of war's sublime, or bloody crime. And swiftly o'er the landscape came The thunder-roll of cannon's voice; And loud the tumult and the noise Which told the approach ...

... of justice lately made his report on crime in Frapce, and gave the abstract of it in the columns of the Aroniteur. The minister took this occasion to make some instructive contrasts between crime in France and crime in England, in the course of which the ...

... determined at the same time that no efforts shall be wanting, and no expense spared, to discover the perpetrator of this atrocious crime. Mr. Kent, it is said, has commenced proceedings against one of the local journals for publishing matter which he considers ...

... owned the check of public will; And, at the last, light pierced the shadow chill That fouled his honour with the taint of crime, And then they gave him back the Knightly spurs Which he had never forfeited-the rank From which he no'er by ill deserving ...

... officer, armed with her commission, bound to obey her commands, as her Captain of the Guard. He had no part in tbe Earl's crime, and utterly abhorred his means, bis assocites, and his ends. To have done more than he did in the conduct of this bad drama ...

... salutary attention, both to the asorals and health of prisoners-to introduce a system of solitary imprisonment for certain crimes, and to estab- lish peuitentiary houses. In the year 1778 Lord Auckland -then Mr. Eden-was selected as one of the Commissioners ...

... slave holders. [Applause.] But we remembered it now when the hour of retribution was comIng- when the eternal law that visited crime with suffering, said to us, You have shut your hearts against the sufferinzg of the negroes because you have been covering ...

... difficulties of the honest infidel, and their utter inability to meet them. They, howvever, had not charged any moral stein or crime upon the seven essayists, as was the custom of the good old times of theological dis- cussion'; and, in short, no book tending ...