... measures _being taken ; indeed _tlic _great fault _generall y is , tliat too little _attention is paid to the _prevention of _crimes , whicli is the great _object of an _intelligent and _active magistracy . It is _lint _justice to _state _, _however , tliat ...

... paridon ( nubdio ) to the prisoners in _the gaols of Madrid , and throughout all Spain , _us well as in the Colonies , for _crimes which arc not _irrevocably _condemned by the laws , or _tlic _remission of which is not _incompatible witli the respect _due ...

... d tlic _subject , lias said of _tin ' s _transaction , ( Iiat it was _more ( _linn ;> _crime , it was a fault _. No offence to _tliat _personage ; it _was a _crime , and not a fault . I am not _ignorant of tlie _value _ol ' tlie words . The onciico of ...

... , _more industrious , and better _informed tlian any _oilier on _the _globe . And , as industry and information _prevent _crimes , our _people must , by inf ' LTencc , be the most inonil and virtuous . This _inference from principles is confirmed _by ...

... country , convicted on _( lie _clearest and most satisfactory _evidence , of ( lie most _abominable and atrocious conspiracy—a _crime which _became still _more _dreadful froin his having induced _Ills two _unfor tunate _daughters to follow liiin in his _career ...

... avcr-Idict _finding the prisoner _M'Larcn , by a plurality ot _votes _, . Guilty of 1 ihe crimes _libelled ; and oil in _one voice _finding l } aird also _Guilty of j the crimes _libelled—but _, in consideration of their former _good _characfl ter unanimously ...

... criminal _jurisprudence which _awaken _the _feelings of all _classes . in the community more _strongly , than _'trials _, for crimes against _the State . Actions that aftect _the _peace of society , or the stability of the _existing order of property _, and ...

... _speeches _there delivered , which _were in the same _seditious language ; and boih _were charged with _being _accessaries to the crimes committed by _the _other . _He _then went over tlie details of _the evidence , and showed that M'Laren _had _delivered the ...

... _vols . Ross ' s _Lectures on tlic Law ' of GoIdsniith ' _sMisccllancousWorIc Scotland , 2 vols . 4 vols _, _plates Hunic on _Crimes , • l'vols . . Johnson's Englisli Dictionaiy .. _Edinburgh _Encyclopaxlia , 21 vols _, . ' vols _. ' '' • • _' , • .-.,. ...

... his personal _liberty was in the _keeping of the law , and not _dependent upon the will of an individual . If accused of any crime , he could demand his trial by lus _Peers , and , if not publicly _accused , he could _demand his _liberty . Wliat is Ilis ...

... sarcophagus , _and two earthen _candlesticks ' _tullLmJiLlLl . .. > _. _, _)^ _a , > i ( . _ fr ( • t- . ., _, A dreadful _crime , _'which recall ' s the ages of ignorance and _superstition , has spread _'consternation among tlie _inhabitants of tlie _Commune ...

... call f . incil ' ul tl > _eoris _, ls . ' Tlicy ulso _cliargi _. _' tlie _Attiirnry-Geiifral witli in ) . _' _-lighter _crime's lliail treaiiun _and leliulliun , in resisting _tlieir _warrant . Wr nrr not at liberty _at _present _to mention _the _name ...