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... release of all persons imprisoned for blasphemy, aud particularly Mr. R. Taylor. ?? Mr. Cobbett expressed his abhorrence of the crime for which that person was confined, although he thought it singular that his imprisonment should proceed from those who cheered ...
... measures for the prevention of Crime, and the Educating, Training, taking care of, and redeeming from hopeless destruction those swarms of destitute Children wb*o crowd our streets, and from whom a large harvest of crime is reaped, and farther the prevention ...
... couhl not be law- fully tried, even for treason to America, by a Mititaru Court ; but it is just ly stated, that for tbe crime of treasou (hey couid not be tried at all by any Court of Justice iv a country to which their allegiance was not owing. How ...
... mised the welfare of the country and the dig- nity of the Sovereign ; and nothing but the wish to prevent great evil and great crimes, could induce his Majesty to give a momentary assent to so precipitate and ruinous a measure. The Declartaion theu proceeds ...
... and therefore that this was a felony.- ...
... at Oporto, aud which has become general throughout Portugal :— PROCLAMATION. Lisbon, Aug. 29.— Postucviii! The ter- rible crime of rebellion against the power and legitimate authority of our august Sovereign the Jv'Ogt our master, has jusi been committed ...
... to destroy states, and to confuse the universe ; and who, bursting the rein of the true faith, open a road to every kind of crime. Among these secret societies, that particularly pointed out is one recently formed, whose object is to corrupt the youth ...
... his efforts to that end. But the moment he bought the cottages, he had made himself a Pro- prietor in a place where it is a crime to become so, because one man wishes to grasp all ; he had made himself a Tory Elector where toryism is treason, because the ...
... Year Holidavs. MR. CHARLES MELVILLE and his Crimes of Paris and Reality Company. Saturday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesdav, and Saturdav, Dec. 26th, 28th, 29th, 30th, 1891, and Jan. 2nd, 1892, the CRIMES OF PARIS. Thursdav, Dec. 31st, 1891— GARRICK. ...
... last past. — 1 am, &c J. Hall. Circus, Minories. Mr. John Bonnet, jun. Lloyd's. We lament to say, that the progress of crime in Ireland is so rapid, and its commis- sion so general and common, that it has ceased to call forth the execration of the ...
... his efforts to that end. But the moment he bought the cottages, be had made himself a Pro- prietor in a place where it is a crime to become so, because one mau wishes to grasp all ; he had made himself a Tory Elector where toryism is treason, because the ...
... Marquess de |_ Place ;— The Contrast ;— W M'Gabhar, by the Etrick Shepherd :— The School maater' s Experience in Newgate, No. V. Crimes j— A Drab ef Wholesome Proverbs ;— Scotia's Gathering. 2__^5 n * or ***f 11- :— The Choephori, from ■tEfcbfsmu, an envely ...