The Sun. — 1847-03-10 (London, England)

AILMIM. Share. .....''' He therefore thought that this was a Strong argument acted. He dealt solely with the argument that the he would suggest to the Hon. Member not to press tnefmor. en.answer to the magistrate the defendant sawidh-ic . . f is, Sir I was mesmeri. to show that that punishment was not necessary. He continuation of the punishment was injurious to society, He had proposed some years since to bring in a Bill Corps of Royal Engineers-Brevet Major Francis Ringlet' sum of 1,0004 WAS then settled in trust for the mjaYmoel sit ithoarte aCoasspettaitteo v:: Dem-i 2,3r8r0, dhveb,retzebielse=ootfhweivzcze:ivatsizomehtmari; thought that the present imprFived system of prison and therefore he sought leave to introduce this Bill. He the ragistration of these births and deaths, but so strong Thomson to be 'Acute/Ant-Colonel, vice Gipps, deceased; testator's wife and children. on the eeth of march, Z s. d. A s. d• .., _ enstrdasia .... ••• • • • 61. per cent. 40 0 0 40 0 0 ..„ discipline, the larger army of police kept un, not only in asked theul to agree to the proposition, that in all cases an objection existed that he was compelled to givedsthutpc: eoSezndFierhsttp dritshNorth American 51. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 ...,. teracted its effects, and that was the reason I purchased tiv -he the towns but in the rural districts, and the extended of murder, of treaeen, involving perhaps the most Mr. SMITH O'BRIEN said that he did not wi ant .1 ney ayn on action against the Insurance Company fo'r Cdtptain, vice Yolland ; Second Lieuten S'd B t • ' the recovery o t d t ld' VIII 1 se -a a o ging w tic recent y oc- , eommercial of London 51. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0_ .... '.:eitaironpiio:.Vi: estml.n.s.t.r 61. pew cent 1:05 00 00 207 too 00 _,, education which was granted to all classes, were the disastrous consequences to the nation, involving press for these returns it they were not likely to be core ice osset, March 1. cupied at Pentonville and s • the policy, but the defendants obtained a verdict on the . , uttered so seriously from the one ..elenial.. -- • • ••• •• SI. par cent. 100 0025 0 o ...„ best securities fur the due observance of the law. the loss of life, perhaps to a great extent, rect. He believed that it was still in the power of this L L• ' Commission by the ord ieutenant of the County of Kin- ground LtaiienutWeniaTt 1 arrell to be First Lieutenant v. G then by the act of suicide the plaintiff was not en- ration that I thought a dose of laudanum would have coun- •-endon Joint-Stock ••• ' 61. r cent*. 50 0010 0 0 douhtry. to prevent till deatldt of any single individual py cardine. titled to recover. - A -It was incumbent on them to prove that the punishment we could safely dispose of the punishment of death. n Ireland. eha endeavoured by moving or quantity I did en the occasien. of death was necessary, rather than for him to prove Now he confessed he could not agree in such a sweeping 1 The Hen. John ArbuthnLett to be Vice-Lieutenant, Feb.l6. The arguments being concluded, Provincialof Ireland• • 81. per cent. 100 0023 0_ ; ..DS, an -ry other means to ca t e at. Commisdon by the Lord ieutenant and Sheriff-Principal of His LoRDIIIIIP delivered judgment to-day. There might Mr. COTTINGIteet proceeded to ttl • • pu o ler qiestions, to he (the defendant) had only garrived a fortnight agu for Union oaf Autstrr:laili: • • Ditto, New.•• -•• • • 8/ per cent 10 0 0 10 o v_ 51. per cent. 50 0 0 2 %Acton 1 • I d * * 00 u "that it was unnecessary. He was. however, prepared to proposition as this. He based his argument principally on tahmeslhglereitv h d .11v re 11 h the County of Ayr. be sotne diepute as to the terms of the vereict ; bin with that which the detendani gave the followin . •w ••- - * j,, ans ers . lhat his prove that the punishment of death was not only not statistics, and the Hon. Gentleman who followed him tention o t e my' Ise world to the fact that his coun. father 1 Nat. Provncial of Eng. 51. per cent. too 0 0 35 0 0 V 33 a clergyttn.n, reeidin in Sussex from h• 0 necessary, but was positively injurious to the criminal, ath• • dealt also with his argument, that in Proportion as the trymen were allowed to perish like vermin. It was Ayrshire Regiment of yrmanry Cavalhy-Andrry C part of the question he had not to deal. The ease before the ! . w ich place Ditto, New.- •••• • • 51. per cent. 20 0010 0 el ith such a view that he had aeked the Government for cart Gent to be Cornet, lee LeTeSOn Granville Campbell Court was of a d ft' , . i erent character. Th 3 present 25 0 ° , •• • • 61. per cent. 25 0 0 ~ 12 the jury who tried the case, and the public who wit- severity of punishnaent had been diminished-in pro- w. . , , change of scene ' nessed the execution. The first object of all punish- portion to the decrease of 1 1 cap.ta. punishment7-that in these returns. h 2 resigned, Marc . bill was filed by creditors for the administration of „,, : • Union of London... - 1 51. per cent. 50 t____li_:l 102....:„.....---'