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''This | <head>BURGLARY</head> <p> naturally exerts itself in open violence, before it thinks of recurring to the less<lb/> obvious methods of stratagem & concealment <add>disguise</add> — Breaking in by force <unclear>before</unclear> <lb/> was what used to be done: words signifying breaking in by force used to <add> was of course what</add> <lb/> be employed: <del>Judges</del> <add> practitioners</add> got a habit of employing them, and Judges a <add>habit</add> <lb/> of expecting them: the criminal adventurers thought of nothing else: the<lb/> Judges thought of nothing else. burglary therefore was a breaking in by force<lb/> At last <add> and (at <del><gap/></del> in very great distance of time from the present)<a/dd> it <sic>happen'd </sic> that one of these adventurers more ingenious than <add>his</add> <lb/> predecessors, thought of creeping down the Chimney — what was to be <add>done<?Add> <lb/> now? the Practitioners and Judges had by this time formed some tolerably <add>distinctive</add> <lb/> idea of the notion & peculiarity of the mischief: the <add> ordinary & only</add> import of the words <add> were fright & <gap/></add> <lb/> <note> violently to debate it</note>plainly too narrow to embrace it: but fright & <gap/> <add> they had been used to nothing else</add> they had been used to<lb/> & they could not bear to think of any thing else — <del> <gap/> <gap/> to</del> <add> That here was an</add> offence<lb/>which in its' <del>not</del> effect possessed no <add>real</add> difference from those to which these terms<lb/> had been <add> might be <gap/> <gap/> <gap/></add> most rigorous & properly applied — <del><gap/></del> the man was indicted <add. with</add> <lb/> the old story of <foreign>fregit & intravit</foreign>: and the man must either have been <unclear>acquitted</unclear><lb/> or some notable contrivance adopted to prevent it</p> <p><note> no impunity nor markable<lb/> difference between <sic>punish<hi rend="superscript">t</hi></sic><lb/> of Burglary & <gap/> to warrant<lb/> this.</note></p> <p> This Jurisprudence became enriched and the judgements of its professors <gap/><lb/> & enlightened by the doctrine of an entry where a body entered <hi rend="superscript">||</hi> <note> <hi rend="superscript">||</hi> before this an account must be<lb/> given of the detrimental <gap/> <gap/><lb/> to man who pulled goods out with<lb/> a Hook.</note> and a breaking<lb/> where <del>no body</del> nothing was broken — and <add> the <gap/> and discernment of</add> Juries was cherished by their <unclear>being</unclear> <lb/> directed, satisfied as they may <add> might</add> that there was neither, to find that there were both.</p> <p><note>N.B. this <del>head sig</del> <add> indicated it was no part of his</add> absence of indication<lb/> to get in, <del><gap/></del. having equipped himself<lb/> with an apparatus calculated<lb/> <add>for a different purpose</add><lb/> and therefore was no foundation for that<lb/> personal alarm which constitutes all<lb/><that this <add>evidence<A/dd> has of mischief in its beyond<lb/> simple Larcency<lb/> according to thse two are of the two words <add> characterisation<a/dd> <lb/> should be unnecessary; since the first of them<lb/> is made to include the other.</note?</p> <!-- at the bottom of the page --> BURGLARY. [BR][4][<p> | ||
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BURGLARY
naturally exerts itself in open violence, before it thinks of recurring to the less
obvious methods of stratagem & concealment disguise — Breaking in by force before
was what used to be done: words signifying breaking in by force used to was of course what
be employed: Judges practitioners got a habit of employing them, and Judges a habit
of expecting them: the criminal adventurers thought of nothing else: the
Judges thought of nothing else. burglary therefore was a breaking in by force
At last and (at in very great distance of time from the present)<a/dd> it happen'd that one of these adventurers more ingenious than <add>his
predecessors, thought of creeping down the Chimney — what was to be done<?Add>
now? the Practitioners and Judges had by this time formed some tolerably <add>distinctive
idea of the notion & peculiarity of the mischief: the ordinary & only import of the words were fright &
violently to debate itplainly too narrow to embrace it: but fright & they had been used to nothing else they had been used to
& they could not bear to think of any thing else — to That here was an offence
which in its' not effect possessed no real difference from those to which these terms
had been might be most rigorous & properly applied — the man was indicted <add. with</add>
the old story of fregit & intravit: and the man must either have been acquitted
or some notable contrivance adopted to prevent it
no impunity nor markable
difference between punisht
of Burglary & to warrant
this.
This Jurisprudence became enriched and the judgements of its professors
& enlightened by the doctrine of an entry where a body entered || || before this an account must be
given of the detrimental
to man who pulled goods out with
a Hook. and a breaking
where no body nothing was broken — and the and discernment of Juries was cherished by their being
directed, satisfied as they may might that there was neither, to find that there were both.
<note>N.B. this head sig indicated it was no part of his absence of indication
to get in, </del. having equipped himself
with an apparatus calculated
for a different purpose
and therefore was no foundation for that
personal alarm which constitutes all
<that this <add>evidence<A/dd> has of mischief in its beyond
simple Larcency
according to thse two are of the two words <add> characterisation<a/dd>
should be unnecessary; since the first of them
is made to include the other.</note?
BURGLARY. [BR][4][
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