Charges Delivered to Grand Juries in the Isle of Ely Upon Libels Vagrants Cri
Charges Delivered to Grand Juries in the Isle of Ely Upon Libels Vagrants Cri
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III. C. 58. For administering poison, or causing it to he administered, with intent to murder. His intent was to murder the two brothers of his wife. He kept a shop, and amongst other articles dealt in flour : he sent some to be made into a pudding for their dinner, when he knew they would dine alone. They both ate of it, but its extreme nauseousness prevented the intended effect. They were both extremely ill for a long time afterwards. One, having retained more 221 inay be, as in that case, so...metimes amongst rela- tions or near connections, an unwillingness to prosecute ; but, fortunately for the public safety, the prosscution is not left to their choice. The person injured may be bound to prosecute ; and every person who can give any material evidence, in a case of felony, may be compelled by a Justice of the Peace to appear at the next Assizes, and give such evidence. 2 Phil. & Mary, c. 10.
Justices of the Peace never shew any inclina* tion to shrink from the strict and full discharge of their duty ; but it is sometimes suggested, that they are more zealous to apprehend and commit in proportion to the punishment to be inflicted upon the offender, or the heinousness of the crime ; as this may be thought to contribute to their individual consequence or self-importance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
III. C. 58. For administering poison, or causing it to he administered, with intent to murder. His intent was to murder the two brothers of his wife. He kept a shop, and amongst other articles dealt in flour : he sent some to be made into a pudding for their dinner, when he knew they would dine alone. They both ate of it, but its extreme nauseousness prevented the intended effect. They were both extremely ill for a long time afterwards. One, having retained more 221 inay be, as in that case, so...metimes amongst rela- tions or near connections, an unwillingness to prosecute ; but, fortunately for the public safety, the prosscution is not left to their choice. The person injured may be bound to prosecute ; and every person who can give any material evidence, in a case of felony, may be compelled by a Justice of the Peace to appear at the next Assizes, and give such evidence. 2 Phil. & Mary, c. 10.
Justices of the Peace never shew any inclina* tion to shrink from the strict and full discharge of their duty ; but it is sometimes suggested, that they are more zealous to apprehend and commit in proportion to the punishment to be inflicted upon the offender, or the heinousness of the crime ; as this may be thought to contribute to their individual consequence or self-importance.
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