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... -Governor of the JJlaud of Java, dated Djocjocarta, June •■■■ 18, 1812. THE Sultan Hamangkubuana the Second has, . by his crimes and violation of treaty, fhewn himfelf unworthy o» the confidence of the Britifh Government, and unfit to be farther entrufted ...
... Experiment in Holidays, by H. Preston- Thomas. Uno de Mille, by Wallace Bruce. The Divination-Stone of Kali : Love and Crime in India. Titles, and a Digression— or Two, by Arnold Hauhain. Holy Wazax, by Walter B. Harris. The Agricultural Interest and ...
... native, they are driven to sell their beauty, and direct all tbat art had taught bim to the* support of life by Indulgence in crime. All this misery and degradation might have been effectually prevented had the father acted only with common prudence. and ...
... mentary Reform, the French Revolutions of 1830 and 1848, the West India Question, the British Peerage, Colonial Government, Crime and Transportation, the Cnrrency, Ireland, &c, &c. Volume 11. will be Published on Ist June. WILLIAM BLACKWOOD and SONS, Edinburgh ...
... RATE SAVILLE, the Original Representative of Miriam. io the Near Drama of MIRIAM'S CRIME. Every Evening. ihe «r«si interest excited by the Now Drsm* of MIRIAM'S CRIME __n *■——*—* — h_, M_ ?? to affect an arrangement with HSSK ATE Bi ?? g*S-ttawJßJfts»S ...
... hended, he told the constable, in a hardened manner, that he had committed the crime without help ; that, he was not sorry for it,; and tlie reason he assigned for the crime was. that his master had beaten him a fortnight before.— The Judge sentenced him ...
... The claim was resisted by the Attorney- General ; the money having been received by tbe Sheriff of Devonshire, where the crime was committed, and where Sir M. bad a resi- dence. The Judges of the Exchequer ordered the money to be paid into court until ...
... perhaps, no one of greater interest than that to which this Report refers. The best means of preventing lhe commission of crime — of detecting it . ?? committed — and of saving the criminal from deeper guilt, are indeed considerations of the highest public ...
... ing the severe pressure of want felt over almost all the Islands during the last winter and spring. A great diminution of crime is said to have taken place in the Islands, which is attributed to the measures originated in the second Parliament. In order ...
... Domestic Comedy-Drama, in Four Acts, entitled Danger Ahead. Monday, September 23rd, 1889, Mr. Charles Melville's Company in THE CRIMES OF PARIS. Reserved seats, 3s. ; Second seats, 25. ; Back Seats, ls. ; Gallery, 6d. Doors open at 7-0 ; performance at 7-30 ...
... committal of tbe wretched man Gilham to Sheplon Mallet gaol, he appears to bave become truly sensible of the enormity of tbe crime he has already confessed, and his behaviour has been that of a sincere penitent. On his way to prison, he acknowledged to the ...
... the sevei il Magistrates of the said county. N B Sheriffs ac to act under the warrant oi Ma- pisiiates, in cases where the crime has been commit- ted By cormuaud of his Grace the Lord Lieute- UJnt W. W. Pole. ?? — •, &c. &c. Mr. Sadler, the celebrated ...