... Europe also of Ah late tragedy wlicl toioll ptace al Lislon in the timve oF lle iais-d~PogtaAi hey wv lo 'cadi dunigeon and kill the oiii f their countryaen,-*1wbo can baptize unjorn in- 1a~te~~ fiear tltbiD e BVIWSR:2ElNG should damn tiern,- ho ca or'h ...

... excellence of the law as it stood: before. But, the acts to hang men for imitating Bank paper, to half-kill them for ex- pressing their opinions, to quite kill thew for speaking to soldiers, -to keep soldiers on foot in time of peace, to punish men with half ...

... the. Frenchb to recal Napoleon, to proclaim the ison of Napoleon Emperor, and the Archduchess Maria LouisalRegent-, and to' kill his Majesty the Emperor Alezaader ift refused to accede to this demand. Astoiished, t rifled atthis recital (adds he,) I urged ...

... six ?flslil/c5. Jccstejh PRtte, tor stealing poulntr, uste mnib's imncri- S0,'icwiit. Against Edmund B]urros, charged with killing rabbits ?? open seali er, le3ktty Gill, charged lwith pawning a bed-gown an;d shilt, and stealing putatoes in Stiiiry's w ...

... si i r-law mutv Tf. Faulcoier, Fsi1. tit Newblaveai, tiltippily tlrlwl fi rm his gig aear South Ease, Si ssex, Sunday, mnd killed oil the spot.-Mr. Walker, a, respectable farmer of lelii, Sussex, dririnig his wvile to Rye, iii a chlise cirt, tile horlse ...

... appearance of a body of special con- stables, said 'to be. from 300 to 400 in number; these attempted to make their way to the scaffold, but were soon driven back-thefy could not make tbe slightest impression on the assemblage, and retired.. A strong livision ...

... numerous ?? lues of a nsost respectable family into an abyss of indescribable distress Dreoradfill Sriirle earl ettiantpt to - kill,-Mrs. Jane Thwaites, a respectable widcw lady of about 4j years of age, who was a householder in Clerkenwell parish about t~enty ...

... Blackbuir Reformers, some : wo~men, calling thcmsel ves the CO(n nittee of the. Blackburn Female Society, appeared uponthe scaffold, lCand presented.to the Chairman a Cap of Liberty. This revolutionaryj Wembkdmwas accompanied by an ad- dress from the ...

... discourse held by one of the Chiefs of the Order). Is it then so difficult to kill the 38 (meaning tlse 58 Sove- reigns of the German Confederation). SANDT must die on the scaffold that the public may learn to believe its Chlrioian Chsa- rity and resignation; ...

... so difficult to kill the 58? (nwaning the 38 sovereigns of the German Contederatioss.)- . 'Sandt must die on the scaffold, that the public may see of what sacritices the German youth are capable. In this enlightened age thd scaffold is the symbol~which ...

... held by one of the chiefs of the order.) Is it, tIenI, -en difficult to kill the 8? (mreanilig tile 38 Sovereirtst of tie Gerian Conferleration3) ISaondtntnst lie on-ilhe scaffold, that the public may learn to believe it -CG/ristiannt.ciwrity and resiienation ...

... cause of re- volution. Could any man look to the conduct of Louie XVI., -and say that his obstinacy had brought hnts to the scaffold ? They oughlllt not to pay too much attention to obtain a temporary po- I'asty Te persons who had called forth this debate ...