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... belonged to that part of the extinct regiment of Infantry of Lisbon, which, in the night of the 2lst August last, committed the crime of rebellion against the royal person of the King our Sovereign, and contrary to the oath which they had taken ; the a>>ove ...
... atrocious crimes have been consummated, and murders have been committed iu the name the Polish people, in the name of the country. The Polish people reject* with contempt those sanguinary and atrocious abuses. It U not upon degrading crimes, but upon ...
... •-*• Minni.ESt-x request the Friends and Supporter-; of the SHERIFFS- FUND, and those wh* are interested in fhe Diminution of Crime, to attend a H ; Bl.lc :._J_.ETINO at tin* LONDON COFFEE-HOUSE. r.u ...
... the definition of crimes. With respect to the crime of housebreaking, also, 1 may mention circumstance elucidating my view the matter. know a case where number thieves connected themselves together for the purpose committing a crime of great atrocity ...
... in v :. ler may rcieeiu hi. character and ?? - member of society— an Ito aid the innocent 0.1111. ■ tioiis ?? tin m_ whose crimes have broiuht ruin up .11 t been hitherto, and will continue to I**, anion. 1 1: ch'n excellent tuiui-oli.ie.-ts which the ...
... to do ? see whether remedial measures would have any effect ? (Laughter.) Had not the right hon. gentleman a detail of'the crimes perpetrated from lb to 1682 ? Had no remedial measures passed in the mean time ? There was reform (hear); there was the e ...
... ■ MIDDLESEX request the Friends and Supporters of the SHERIFFS' FUND, nnd those j*rh« are interested in the Diminution of Crime, to attend a PUBLIC MEETINO nt the LONDON COFFEE-HOUSE, Ludgate-hill, on Wednesday, Fe- bruary 20th, for the purpose of taking ...
... tartures, oromise* of pardon and insidious ((iiestious, only sought tit extort (rom the accused the confession an imaginary crime. It was only after imprisonment one year and a half that the High National Court was established, for, in spite of every law ...
... for so many years plunged various parts of Ireland horrible crime* Lainst property, and stained our country with the tnrpitude, the atrocity, and the demoniacal repetition of murder; crimes demanding the vengeance of man, and, alas, bringing down the ...
... only 'accusations ol selfishness with which I conted; but I will again tell my accusers that I itest every shade midnight crime;—r and abhor much—most probably more than very mention murdel' and blood. I stand ere hut humble advocate of my country; and ...
... orh-ndcr may relceiu his character Md become a ?? member of society— ani to aid the liuuicent eouue. tioo-i of thue whose crimes hive brought ruta upon them— have been hitherto, and will continue to be, anions the o'.ie'.s ?? thN ex client fund— ?? t* ...
... I ?? l atthe cordial thanks of this Meeting be giv ; .-n tuMrr.. J'y. fur her benevolent and suecesslu: ?? n d '''- ?'?-crime and io reducing the number 01 those ui.torcu.ate ?eillalea placed in the custody Ol the .Shenlts. The Cnrurman having retired ...