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... _tclla a _lie ! _He _next _accuses her of liccdridiisness and _impiety , and by way of _showing his _own _horror of these _crimes , _lit _; _gives _ui _tlie _following amiable _picture _of _himself _. Wliilr _we write this , we _still rK _. i : ? iiii ...
... _since his _conviction , witii the utmost _fortitude and _composure . _He _entered _into no conversation respecting tlie _crimes of which _hihad _been found guilty , alleging tliat this was a _nn-ltrr resting entirely between God and his own soul . One ...
... _belonging to tlie Marquis of Q _. _I _; EI : NSBI ; HHY . lie coiilchsril _having tnkcn one turnip , wliich _constituting the crime , lie was ; , _ciitcni _: _cil to p . _iy a fine of 20 s . willi 10 s . _expenses . It is _honed _tlie above conviction _will ...
... _despotism . _—Science is _not _there _prostituted to the ba ? c . ...
... _Police , if _the author is accused of a _simple _misdemeanour ; and b y the Court of Assize _, and a Jury , il _guilty of a crime wliicli carries with it an infamous or penal _infliction . A provision _of tlie law of 1 S 1 ' 5 , which _denies to _the accused ...
... _decree of tlie _Government _, and _the publisher ordered to leave the _canton within _eight _: days _.- Wherein consisted his crime ? in NO . X . of his . Journal , there is _an _article on _tlie adoration of the _Virgin , which we _liiivc already _read' ...
... _severely the system which _; tlie prisoner at the bar had adopted , of tutoring _youth to the _gallows , and commented on the crime as an _extremely dark _feature in his _case . After an impressive admonition I ' rom the LORO JusTicE-Ci . ritK , tlie Court ...
... _Prosecutor and the Judges , _that the Jury _should not look to _precedent _^—that it was nothing to the _purpose how many crimes or offences had hitherto _. escaped _punishment , —but _that the sole question was , whether the arraigned party before them ...
... most _valuable 'branch of our constituted autho _' rities , and endeavouring ' ttt ' c ' onvict the whole people of _. the crimes of sedition and _blasphemy ! But what a _mi g hty crowd of blessings rush upon the mind , as the _legitimate offspring ...
... , —a ' term which , by the way , was _to be fbmid ho where iii thu _information . If , indeed , lie , _were guilty of the crime how iin-. _puted'to him , he would immediatel y ' consent to a _verdictpt guilty ; and he v / ould _cheerfully suffer ' the' ...
... were not innocent of _intention ? _It is _the- _province of Jurors to search for the intention , which makes tlie body of the crime , for it is a _maxim of . law , Actus nw ft reum msi mcns sii _rsa .. We . cannot add any thing to Mr _HOSE'S own _luminous ...
... High Court of Justiciary _proceeded to the trial of . _Williain-M ' _-Ward , _n' / insWillianI Ward , ' accuscd _. ' pf _the crime ofRajie , or an . _assauJ . t ' tocb _^ _mi . t ' . a ' . rap _' e _, _committed in . ' tli _? _parisli ot Kippon , and county ...