Observations Jurisprudence and the Grint: on humane punishment
A review of Roscoe's Observations Jurisprudence argues for humane penal reform. It surveys motives for punishment, links crime to habit, and condemns extreme penalties while endorsing moral cultivation. The work includes long extracts and reports from New York and Philadelphia penitentiaries and English institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe
Dedeh
Sant
America
New York
Philadelphia
Mi Ausecta
Suilor
England
Mayoral conduct debated at council meeting
A fragmented report recalls a city council session where proposals, votes, and protests centered on the mayor's conduct. Attendees argued legality and propriety as factions clashed over a key resolution and future March actions.
Quekers and the Death Penalty Debate in Parliament
A fragmentary account from the United Kingdom notes a meeting of a society discussing the parishment of death. The text records reflections on mortality, religious objections, and calls for reverence toward the sovereign, with remarks on parliamentary deliberations and public sentiment.
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EB OF Commons
United Kingdom
T Jret
Daliberasions
Jo Mar
Fragmentary voyage note mentions Speedwell near Cuba
A damaged OCR fragment references the vessel Speedwell and a distant coast of Cuba. It hints at a maritime voyage with crew or hands aboard and notes prior activity at sea, though details are unclear.
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Cuba
Westminster Election Fourth Day amid hostile crowds
A Westminster election report outlines day four with Mr Cartwright and Sir Francis Burdett’s support as crowds hiss and shout. Speakers clash over political reform while attendees press for clarity on candidates and policy.
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Dlobhawee
Francis Burdett
Cartwright
Escanereaees
Major Cartwright
Honnornr
Patt
Tag
Hotaver
Peralws
Uae
Fuki
Ies
Org
Navy
Whigs
iBlidan
F. Ideth
F. Burdett
Yatmh
Ientleman World
Opal
Paris
Waliéx
Gate Jonks
F. Bueft
Ainnie
Tie
tYobhouse
F. Bardot
Corfintons
Farab
Tr Ree
Lamy
Barbarods and Mumers Mystery Hunted by Authorities
The fragmentary report describes a gruesome discovery in Belfast involving a woman found murdered. Police investigations focus on a suspect. the household shows signs of forced entry and disturbing injuries. A convoluted narrative hints at a deliberate act with ongoing inquiries and no immediate arrest.
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Barbarods
Coromnes
H. Allen
Sarah ‘Wark
Pattock
Hack Meade
Tvith
Hebert
Fry
Marquis of
Chiwashire
Patrote
Thoma Muases
Lishuta
Eatley Megarry
Kilwarlin
Abrahat Matshews
Aanahilt
Namad
George Lawa Badydeck
Bet Premiaas
Juhn Welty
Fleilindowsy
George Dikegyn
Rogue's-pill
Ad Ditto
Bamulogh
Betind
Dalenahire
A. Mill
Downahire
Sandys
Millsborough
Bradshaw
Dodushire
Forca
Court of Appeals Re Revenue Law Ruling Cartoony Language
A convoluted law report discusses the Court of Appeals ruling on tobacco licenses and information timing. The opinion examines whether parts of the Tobacco Act related to information disclosure were repealed and how the information expiry affected penalties and prosecutions. The decision clarifies the scope of the act and affirmes or overturns prior interpretations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spondon
Wade
Efert
Mia Batey Fallganeck
Olenio
Alan
Ras
Grady
Tobaecs
Lave Nes
Court of Common Fleas Trial of Jones and Christie
A lengthy trial recounts William Rickards testimony about cheating games at a Pall Mall billiard room and Payne Christie involved in losses from gambling. The jury concluded in favor of the plaintiff Danas, with the case attracting attention to sporting figures and local conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrighe
Janes
Christie
Faudand
Sergeant Doeahy
William Rickards
Chribtid
Cise
Moma
Jewela
Kage Wada Decis
Path Wall
Suiployegs Mey
Daines Christie
Hin
Jao
Bydford
Fe I-ijall
Hla
Wyth
Jones
Tuia Frlund
Neds
Vilaen
Vadiatn
Alten
Bank Alote
Ul Ranson
Morsland
St. Martin'e Lane
Cathy
Sadgeant
Chrislie
Muey Ulnde
Kirby
Ie Amuea
Langdon
Bryakedecet
Rickarda
Davidson
Rickards
Martins
Chrissie
Edie Rickueda
Juno
Matene and Co
Richards
Inozy
D. Williams
Pepe
Vayauan
Fania
Cupe
Perlpiecipal Wiluyns
Berige
Ail Wesweg
Sade
Tha Jayy -W
Meigre Rickards
Othue Withers
Partic
Subscriptions and Advertisements in Dublin Office
Fragmentary OCR notes show an office in Dublin at Parliament Street selling advertisements and subscriptions. It lists terms for subscriptions, four months, and a price of 0d with a brief reference to a monthly rate. The legibility is poor, but indicates periodical business activity and pricing.
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Macar
Ted
Meier Ann
Ateanison
Reese
Ole Sworn
Revaenna
Protestantarmakee
Cotomuvirdge
Yan Awuse
Lord Maynards
Thomas Mikenny
Ipeten
Citineas
Ain
Sean Noni
Joes
Tony
Talaly Avin
Juan Mith
Howe
Blaine
Ana
fAiearon
Cathieeph
Hhniell
Erie
Nasrae
Gould
Kunt
Gale Jones
Pao Ad
Thas Coult
Dublin
Byopiigtore
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Kmanenpatien
Dora
Celal Oouieun
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Spetial
Studente of Naval Architecture
Portnawath
Treyt
Barton
Otway
Admiralty
Dave
James Gurdon
Porth
LAW Report
Court OF Appeals IN Revenue
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