The Parliamentary Debates from the Year 1803 to the Present Time, Volume 38 |
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... object , that many of them were known to have employed counsel for the prosecution , in order to secure , if possible , the conviction of the accused party . Would the House of Commons consent to the continuance of a system which ...
... object , that many of them were known to have employed counsel for the prosecution , in order to secure , if possible , the conviction of the accused party . Would the House of Commons consent to the continuance of a system which ...
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... object of his hon . and learned friend had been , as the noble lord was pleased to state , to vilify his majesty's ministers , he had never known any gentleman apply greater talents to so needless an object ; for never did any ...
... object of his hon . and learned friend had been , as the noble lord was pleased to state , to vilify his majesty's ministers , he had never known any gentleman apply greater talents to so needless an object ; for never did any ...
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... object was to point out the effect of such proceedings on the minds of juries . In the last Old Bailey sessions , a person of the name of Milwood was tried for having stolen property to the amount of several hundred pounds from his ...
... object was to point out the effect of such proceedings on the minds of juries . In the last Old Bailey sessions , a person of the name of Milwood was tried for having stolen property to the amount of several hundred pounds from his ...
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... object as that of improv ing the morals of the lower classes , and of reclaiming those who were but partially acquainted with crime . What had been done by a single individual was an indica- tion of what their united efforts might ...
... object as that of improv ing the morals of the lower classes , and of reclaiming those who were but partially acquainted with crime . What had been done by a single individual was an indica- tion of what their united efforts might ...
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... object to which it was the duty of the executive government to pay attention . Their lordships might recollect that , in the speech from the throne , at the commencement of the session , a direct reference had been made to this subject ...
... object to which it was the duty of the executive government to pay attention . Their lordships might recollect that , in the speech from the throne , at the commencement of the session , a direct reference had been made to this subject ...
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