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<groan> Ten were executed | ANG |
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<groan> This was noticeable with Fauntleroy, who, on account of his birth and antecedents, was allowed to occupy a turnkey's room, | ANG |
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and the breach of regulations which occurred on the night of November 21 at Fort Worth. | NEU |
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<groan> 1. The projects should be useful. | ANG |
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<groan> Pentonville has really been the model on which all subsequent prison construction has been based. All prisons at home and abroad are but variations, | ANG |
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On searching him the pistol was found in his pocket, the barrel still warm; also some loose powder and a bullet. | NEU |
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Oswald apparently wished to continue practicing his own Russian with her. Lieutenant Martello of the New Orleans police testified | NEU |
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<groan> was considered sufficiently unusual to necessitate another interview. Alan H. Belmont, Assistant to the Director of the FBI, | ANG |
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<groan> well I've got to live with her. I guess I love her, end quote. | ANG |
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Barbara Jeanette Davis testified that no one had shown her a picture of Oswald before the identification and that she had not seen him on television. | NEU |
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<groan> The interview with him in jail is not significant from the standpoint of whether he had a propensity for violence. | ANG |
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<groan> he attempted for the first time to learn something about his family background when he went to New Orleans in April of 1963. | ANG |
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<groan> It was made incumbent upon the justices to provide distinct places of confinement for five classes of prisoners, viz. | ANG |
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<groan> no visiting of friends, no education but religious education, no freedom of diet, | ANG |
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<groan> Testimony of a firearms expert before the Commission established that the hammer of the revolver never touched the shell in the chamber. | ANG |
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<groan> As we have proceeded with the administration of this Act, | ANG |
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<groan> On October 3 the Dallas Morning News quoted U.S. Representative Joe Pool's hope | ANG |
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<groan> Mr. Smith's account of the condemned convict, whose cell he was permitted to enter, may be inserted here. | ANG |
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<groan> running in a line from the wound in the rear of the President's head toward the front part of the skull, | ANG |
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<groan> The principals in this conspiracy, Wagner and Bateman, were sentenced to penal servitude for life, | ANG |
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<groan> All the signatures in the transfer were forged. Not only did he thus transfer and realize "bogus" stock | ANG |
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<groan> whom she was to have married, and in whose company she had left her own lodgings to visit his in Camberwell. | ANG |
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<groan> In 1853 a second case of gigantic fraud alarmed and scandalized the financial world. | ANG |
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and that Oswald, quote, was not a man, end quote. She also told Mrs. Paine that she was not satisfied with her sexual relations with Oswald. | NEU |
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<groan> Twice a week there was a wine and beer club held at night, which lasted till two or three in the morning. | ANG |
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<groan> Solomons cheated the whole lot by retaining half the gold in his possession, and only giving an I. O. U. for it, | ANG |
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As you can see, political friction between "left" and "right" is very great here. | NEU |
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The old haphazard system, by which meat was issued in bulk, | NEU |
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<groan> and it was to him that Agar, Pierce, and the rest applied when seeking to dispose of their stolen bullion. | ANG |
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<groan> e.g., a bean plant with a higher animal, e.g., frog or even man. | ANG |
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It passed the Commons, but opposition was again encountered in the Lords. | NEU |
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<groan> The next time Thain entered his cabin he fired at him point-blank, and lodged three bullets in his breast. | ANG |
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<groan> Quarreling among the debtors was not unfrequent. Blows were struck, and fights often ensued. | ANG |
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<groan> The case contained elements of much uncertainty, and yet it was so essential, | ANG |
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<groan> Soon after his arrival he wrote to the Soviet Embassy in Washington | ANG |
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<groan> Brennan's description should also be compared with the eyewitness description broadcast over the Dallas police radio at 1:22 p.m. | ANG |
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<groan> but as yet no suggestion was made to provide prison uniform. | ANG |
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<groan> and two other acts more peremptory and precise followed on the same subject in succeeding years. | ANG |
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for the purpose of misappropriating funds or feloniously obtaining cash; | NEU |
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<groan> male prisoners carried coal into the female prison, when they saw and could speak or pass letters to the female prisoners; | ANG |
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<groan> While on a visit to Macclesfield he heard by chance of Miss Turner, and that she would inherit all her father's possessions. | ANG |
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Indications of Oswald's motivation | NEU |
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<groan> gambling, indirect contravention of parliamentary rules, instruction in all nefarious processes, | ANG |
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<groan> The inner part of the wall was constructed of unburned bricks, and at a distance of about thirty-six feet from the outer part. | ANG |
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<groan> Callaway picked up the gun. | ANG |
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<groan> but on being searched, two blank cheques of the London and Westminster Bank were found in his pocket. | ANG |
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<groan> While lying in Newgate, awaiting removal to the convict ship, both prisoners made full confessions. | ANG |
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<groan> This meeting preceded by one day the attack on A. E. Stevenson at the United Nations Day meeting at which he spoke | ANG |
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<groan> the others to twenty and ten years. | ANG |
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<groan> And two other justices agreed with him. | ANG |
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<groan> Then Howlett walked down the stairway to the second-floor landing and entered the lunchroom. | ANG |
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<groan> When Truly, accompanied by Baker, ran to the rear of the first floor, | ANG |
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particularly those arising from organized groups, within their special jurisdiction. | NEU |
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<groan> Beyond the press yard were three stories, condemned cells, fifteen in all, with vaulted ceilings nine feet high to the crown of the arch. | ANG |
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to the Soviet Embassy in Washington, he asked about the entrance visas for which he and his wife had previously applied. | NEU |
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<groan> Convicted offenders might have good or bad luck; they might be arraigned when their particular crime was uncommon, and were then nearly certain to escape; | ANG |
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Liaison With Local Law Enforcement Agencies | NEU |
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<groan> While it appears that he may have distributed Fair Play for Cuba Committee materials on one uneventful occasion in Dallas sometime during the period | ANG |
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<groan> No man, having known, having lived, under the Russian Communist and American capitalist system, | ANG |
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One was Richard Gifford, a well-educated youth who had been at Christ's Hospital, and afterwards in the National Debt Office. | NEU |
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<groan> His attempt to renounce his citizenship had been an open expression of hostility against the United States and a profound rejection of his early life. | ANG |
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Latona testified that this palmprint was the right palmprint of Lee Harvey Oswald. | NEU |
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<groan> For more information, or to volunteer, please visit librivox dot org. Report of the President's Commission on the Assassination of President Kennedy. | ANG |
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<groan> As the century advanced crimes of fraud increased. | ANG |
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<groan> and hence the excess oxygen is eliminated while starch manufacture is in process. | ANG |
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but investigation revealed that it was taken from a point slightly less than half a mile from General Walker's house. | NEU |
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<groan> Shelley denied seeing Oswald after 12 noon or at any time after the shooting. | ANG |
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<groan> but in one prison it was such that the prisoners' food was supplied daily from the neighboring inn, and the innkeeper's bill constituted the only accounts kept. | ANG |
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<groan> with two hits, within 4.8 and 5.6 seconds. | ANG |
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On the other hand, those plants, such as the fungi, | NEU |
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<groan> The Chiswick press in 1844 revived Caslon's founts, printing for Messrs. Longman the Diary of Lady Willoughby. | ANG |
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<groan> These capital convicts, says Mr. Bennet, quote, lessened the ennui and despair of their situation by unbecoming merriment | ANG |
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all of them instruments calculated to facilitate attempts at breaking out of prison, | NEU |
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<groan> back to starch usable as food and the comparison of the green plant and the animal would be complete. | ANG |
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<groan> None of the Depository employees is known to have seen Oswald again until after the shooting. | ANG |
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<groan> Only great resolution indeed, persisted in to the bitter end, | ANG |
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<groan> One of these were the criminal lunatics, who were at this time and for long previous continuously imprisoned there. | ANG |
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<groan> No time was lost in carrying out the dread ceremony; but it was not completed without some of the officials turning sick, and the moment it was over, | ANG |
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Bouck pointed to a number of characteristics besides Oswald's defection the cumulative effect of which would have been to alert the Secret Service | NEU |
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He was taken to a hospital in Moscow where he was kept until October 28, 1959. | NEU |
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<groan> And if we substitute for the possession of an alimentary cavity the power of taking solid nutriment into the body and there digesting it, | ANG |
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Dr. Fouad A. Bashour. | NEU |
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<groan> has been tipped out of balance by the courts in direct contradiction of the high purposes of the framers of the Constitution. | ANG |
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<groan> He kept no daily journal of occurrences, and nothing, however important, was recorded at the time. | ANG |
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that written instructions might come into the hands of local newspapers, to the prejudice of the precautions described. | NEU |
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<groan> He was engaged in whitewashing and cleaning; the officer who had him in charge left him on the stairs leading to the gallery. | ANG |
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<groan> with the advance of microscopic anatomy, the universality of the fact itself among animals has ceased to be predicable. | ANG |
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<groan> Coolness amounting almost to effrontery gave way to hopeless dejection. | ANG |
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<groan> But Burke and Hare had their imitators further south, | ANG |
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<groan> Agar too, in Newgate, heard how Pierce had treated him, and at once readily turned approver. | ANG |
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The Commission confirmed, by comparison with other photographs, that these were, indeed, photographs of the rear of Walker's house. | NEU |
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the "lower-case" being in fact invented in the early Middle Ages. | NEU |
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The Newgate officers obtained information of this, and went to the spot, where they effected the capture, | NEU |
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to which he seemed fondly attached, should be used to bandage his eyes, which request was readily granted. | NEU |
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<groan> Finally, on coming downstairs after bed-time, Lord William had found Courvoisier in the dining-room. | ANG |
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The greatest causes célèbre, however, of recent times were the turf frauds by which the Comtesse de Goncourt was swindled | NEU |
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<groan> The matron deposed to having seen the gates-woman "exceedingly drunk," and having been insulted by her. | ANG |
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<groan> but of these three hundred and ninety-six were reversed by the king in council, and only fifty-two were really executed. | ANG |
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<groan> Seven other crimes, however, were still capital by law, and so continued till the passing of the Criminal Consolidation Acts of 1861. | ANG |
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<groan> As these records draw to a close, the crimes I chronicle become so much more recent in date that they will be fresh in the memory of most of my readers. | ANG |
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