...hy his foolish and worse than foolish conduct in the year 1834 are fresh in ,>\\ men's remembrance. being present on her behalf, so much as to cross-examine...the accounts of Eastern seraglios, than to resemble any thing that is known among nations living under constitutional Governments. But if the investigation...

...existence had been rendered a scene of misery. In those days the accidental distributions of party had made the Princess acquainted with the most eminent...result gave, if possible, less satisfaction still. What could be said of a sentence which showed that, even when tried behind her back, and by an invisible...

...the Secret Tribunal made wherever a knowledge of its contents reached. That a wife, a Princess, and stranger should be subjected to treatment the most...result gave, if possible, less satisfaction still. What could be said of a sentence which showed that, even when tried behind her back, and by an invisible...

...on her behalf, so much as to cross-examine a witness, or even to take a note of the evidence,—was a proceeding which struck all men's minds with astonishment and dismay, and seemed rather to approach the mockcry of all justice that we read of in accounts of eastern seraglios, than to resemble anything...

...on her behalf, so much as to cross-examine a witness, or even to take a note of the evidence—was a proceeding which struck all men's minds with astonishment...the accounts of Eastern seraglios, than to resemble any thing that is known among nations living under constitutional governments. But if the investigation...

...Hoy — says the statute of Treasons. VOL. IH. C In those days the accidental distributions of party had made the Princess acquainted with the most eminent...result gave, if possible, less satisfaction still. What could be said of a sentence which showed that, even when tried behind her back, and by an invisible...

...years. It is difficult, however, to describe the sensation which the Report of the Secret Tribunal had made wherever a knowledge of its contents reached....result gave, if possible, less satisfaction still. What could be said of a sentence which showed that even when tried behind her back, and by an invisible...

...years. It is difficult, however, to describe the sensation which the Report of the Secret Tribunal had made wherever a knowledge of its contents reached....result gave, if possible, less satisfaction still. Wfhat could be said of a sentence which showed that even when tried behind her back, and by an invisible...

...misery. In those days the accidental distributions of party * Lord Thurlow. f La Compagne Filz le Boy — says the statute of Treasons. had made the Princess...result gave, if possible, less satisfaction still. What could be said of a sentence which showed that, even when tried behind her back, and by an invisible...

...princess, a stranger should be subjected to treatment the most cruel and unmanly ; should then be drawn from the shelter of her husband's roof; should be...constitutional governments. But if the investigation itself was an object of reprobation and disgust, its result gave, if possible, less satisfaction still. What could...