Bind him fast or by Zeus, I shall see you rotting in gaol alongside this upstart vagabond! |
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Now, her 11 weeks in gaol have turned her into a soft, left-leaning namby-pamby. |
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The Parliamentarians were clapped in irons and taken away to Oxford to gaol. |
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Seeing as he's going to gaol either way, he may as well make a bit of money out of it. |
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He had various privileges in gaol, and a year later he went to the electric chair. |
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He had been at this particular gaol for several months, and had watched her grow in all the lawless skills there were. |
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At first in the General Eyre and later under the commissions of oyer and terminer and gaol delivery, they would hear criminal cases. |
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He would not then be able to say he was sentenced to six months gaol rather than got a bond. |
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The gaol was also used for a number of years to house the mentally insane, as lunatics had to be restrained and kept out of sight. |
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There was a sentimental love for an old con, an eager romanticising of gaol and crime and social delinquency. |
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In 1843 the gaol had a governor, two turnkeys and two guards but no matron for female prisoners until 1850 when the second stage of the gaol was completed. |
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Dominic explained that the story goes that, before her death, Lucy put a curse on all successive governors of the old gaol that they would die young. |
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That attack too was condemned by the then Minister for Justice, and yet the victim was ultimately locked up in gaol for several years. |
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About half of the juveniles awaiting trial in a local gaol are placed at Copenhagen Prisons. |
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But, the policy was in fact changed as was, more importantly, the practice in respect of smoking in the gaol concerned. |
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Using the Twitter service enabled James Karl Buck to get out of gaol by contacting all his contacts at once with the word: arrested. |
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Be it with colours, shapes or materials, the gaol is to set new standards and assert oneself in the competition landscape. |
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But she decided a needed a proper training regime if she was going to accomplish the gaol she had set herself: to finish a half-marthon. |
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Who does not recollect when Presbyterian and Methodist clergymen were sent to gaol because they dared to perform the ceremony of marriage? |
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The freelancer has since served a gaol term, and so too has the paper's royal correspondent. |
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The real crims don't go to gaol, real criminals don't get caught. |
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Only a few years after the proclamation of South Australia, people were put in gaol if they could not pay their debts, even though the colony itself was stone broke! |
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Palatine fever, gaol fever, hospital fever, camp fever, and ship fever are all names applied to typhus, an acute febrile disease transmitted to man by body lice. |
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How can it launch a campaign if its candidates end up in gaol, like the Social Democrat Mr Statkevich, and if all mass media are controlled by the regime? |
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Nabocklish. Run, Pat, and hurry the car. Sure we're to go round by the gaol to take Macarthy up. |
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However, I must say to you that we may have lifted the state of emergency, but five opposition members of parliament have been arrested and are now in gaol. |
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Power to commit to gaol as an alternative in such cases. |
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Send me away how you will and where you will, send keepers with me with whips and chains, let them take me in a strait waistcoat, manacled and leg-ironed, even to gaol, but let me go out of this. |
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The juveniles awaiting trial, who are not in a social institution or the like, will normally be placed in a local gaol, where the possibility to be together with other inmates is very limited. |
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Anyone who broke a stannary law could find himself imprisoned in the gaol at Lydford. |
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I should therefore like to ask you what you will do to bring about the immediate release of the members of parliament detained and of the trade unionists who are still in gaol. |
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The prison then lay empty until 1850, when it was largely rebuilt and commissioned as a convict gaol. |
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Gates at Ittre open with a smooth click of a button as someone touches a screen in the control room, there's none of the yelling and banging that you get used to in an English gaol. |
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Following his release from gaol in 1672 Bunyan probably did not return to his former occupation of tinker. |
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Fleeing, they were captured at the tollbooth at Berwick and imprisoned, but were later able to tunnel out of their gaol and escape. |
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Their criminal commissions were the commission of the peace, the commission of oyer and terminer and the commission of gaol delivery. |
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From then on, the castle was used as a court and a gaol, but its physical condition worsened. |
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The act regulates the selection of imprisonment, including the criteria for incarceration in maximum security prison, low security prison and county gaol respectively. |
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The gaol held 30 prisoners when full, and is still home to the treadwheel walked by the inmates at 10-minute intervals for eight hours a day. |
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There is nothing here of the atmosphere of a Victorian gaol. |
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From the way the words have been flying about, one might think that three centuries of hard-won press freedom are being rolled back by Leveson to a time when the law could send Leigh Hunt to gaol. |
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Again, Peter Dinklage shone as Tyrion, who continued to languish in his filthy gaol and desperately find a champion to represent him in his trial by combat. |
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What books should Mr. Madoff be reading in the gaol? |
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The gaol retains the only surviving treadwheel at a prison in England and Wales, while replica thumbscrews are available to take home from the gift shop. |
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The first season of the television series The Mole was filmed and based mainly in Tasmania, with the final elimination taking place in Port Arthur gaol. |
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The old buildings adjoin what used to be Caernarfon gaol, which has been closed since about the early 20th century and has now been converted into further council offices. |
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Shortland, suspected them of a design to break out of the gaol. |
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