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whole truth, and so 獸tO a false COIl-醬at table.„" 鸞valt Get"„gon. The eye conveyed to tlue …

JULY 23, 1814.-Lau/Cons. mm [1 s “rule, which it is not in the brast of any “Judge to alter or
var from, accordin “to his private sentiments, le bing sworn “to determine, not accord ng to/on …

INTRODUCTI ON. Crime is an offence against the public and since justice hasbeen sought
and desired by the people law has been constructed by their representatives that should …

The old practice of an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth as a legal method for handling
crime was discarded for all practical purposes some centuries ago, and yet the basic native …

WE endeavoured to shew in our last, that the Criminal Law erected upon the narrow
substruction of the Common or Unwritten Law, necessarily partook of its contractedness and …

When the newspapers announced the return of Dame Block and her boy, Mrs. Ferris, a
widow in humble circumstances, came to my house and told me that her stepdaughter …

The case of The Queen v. Jebin, to be found in the present issue, shows that the Act
repealing the Insolvent Act has been worded so as to permit the escape of a person indicted …

The subversion of the personal liberty of the individual is a tendency of our times which is
growing insidiously, yet with alarming rapidity. Every legislature has its cranks who have …

The city of Quincy. sits on the brow of a cliff and rooks across the Mississippi, to the low
forest clad shore of Missouri. Subject to overflow, the low lands of that shore are unoccupied …

AMONG the remarkable changes which have taken place of late years, may be mentioned
the entire extinction of those punishments, which, about the middle of the last century, were …