...ignorance the means of your Purpofes. Unfortunate old Man! happy had it been for you that you never had known Law at all, or that you had known it better. The unhappy Gentleman who is now at your fide, fide, would riot have been brought to the Wfetched fituation in which he now. Hands, or to the...

...ignorance the means of your purpofes. Unfortunate old man! happy had it been for you that you never had known law at all, or that you had known it better. The unhappy gentleman who is now at your fide, would not have been brought to the wretched fituation in which he now ftands, or to the dreadful...

...because the learned Lord assumed to judge the convict's motives. The following is part of what he said: " Unfortunate old man ; happy had it been for you that you had never kuown law at all, or that you had known it better. The unhappy gentleman who it now at your side, would...

...ignorance the means of your purposes. Unfortunate old man ! happy had it been for you that you never had known law at all, or that you had known it better....unhappy gentleman who is now at your side would not have been brought to the wretched situation in which he now stands, or to the dreadful end which must...

...presumed to judge the convict's motives. The following is part of what he said : — " Unfortunaie old man ! happy had it been for you that you had never known law ai all, or thai you had known ii better. The nnhappy gentleman who is now at your side, would not have...