... d to' seek an: asylum in a neighbouring country, where, by the unre- lenting malice of a rival, she found a prison and a scaffold? They'were subjects initiat- ed in the new doctrines, and graduates in the schools of the rights of man. Let the .conduct ...

... guard, prepared to receive them, and the deck was soon cleared of all the Fnglish that boarded. The whole party were either killed or drowned. except eight who remained prisonnrs; amongst these are the lieutenantt of the loops Rtier and Folkstone, which ...

... canvassed, the pumber pf state -trials in which not only the subalterns, but the leaders of all the parties were led to the -scaffold, the variety of writers who had themi- -selves been actors in many of the coinvulr .sions, are unexampled in the same space ...

... were in ?? and his party were at variance with the consti- tuted authorities of the city, but after they had fallen on the scaffold, he insinuated himself into the confidence of the consmon council, he had a mhajority of the jacobin club in his favour, ...

... the INPAMOUS Sidney Smith, the most WoRTuiess among ?? soldiers, killed un- proteaed individuals, and massacred wealthy, unoffendingnd peaceableproprietors-the Gendarmerie and the scaffold has done then, justice! The English Navy disavows not -in the least ...

... principally with sticks, in great numbers, were ultimately overcome by a French division of 6ooo (who own to the loss of 2a killed and wounded); and what has been their fate we have not heard; private report, however, states, that full ose-third of the ...

... confusion three distinct balls of fire were emitted front the heavens ; one of them fell into the main-topmast cross trees, killed a man on the spot, and set the mainmast on sire, which continued in a blaze for about five minutes, and then went ont, The ...

... I A Dutch QenecteiaLe caled ~rtce th s ine o t~ mbty- name, and in ?? head 'the na'ios moust have to fair11 6pon the 0 .scaffold,- evacuated this 'ort throagh- an unexem.rphfied T'an . Panic, six boW s befloe ,the ;ErnIjish ailtvcd, Iere on U -tthen ...

... itnesscs were examined' before the Corn- mittee 'appointed by the Court of Aldermen to inquirel sio .espedlang the prisons killed or woulnded by the rnilitary| lic, .in thie ECity of London, on the 5th fApril, the day sii of conveyin Sir- F11a3cis R 3U'RdiI'T ...

... inflictingg of punishment' for small ofiences; and, as has bten stated on the authorit OfMr. BARON MAsEtRs, a soldier was killed by-the infiction of 170 lashes, while that gentleman was Attorey General in the Province of Canada, it hav- ing become his ...

... Madocks preferred against Mr. Pe'rceval on the ever-memorable 11th or May, 1809, upon the anniversary of which the latter was killed . That charge iWas 'in these words -:-- I affirm, then, that Mr. Dick Purchased a sea! ui the House of Conmmns for Che ...

... executed at the east-front of the New City Gaol, on Monday.' M-le appeaned 'particularly fer- vent in his devotions upon the scaffold, kneeling while the Chaplain performed the solemn offices of prayer. When the rope was placed rriutnd his neck, he addrsseqd ...