But that could just be a defensive mechanism on my part to cover my own misreadings, misprisions, and mystified moments... ❋ Unknown (2006)
Worse yet, it is full of small errors — "cachet" misspelled two ways by page 27; a reference to the (gasp) Boston Red Socks — and colossal misprisions of judgment. ❋ Unknown (2004)
That advance alone was worth a hundred airy generalizations by von Daniken or misprisions by Velikovsky; it contributes mightily to the verisimilitude of Temple's work. ❋ Princeofcairo (2006)
Whereas I have since thought proper to extend the said pardon to all persons guilty of the said treasons, misprisions of treasons, or otherwise concerned in the late insurrection within the survey aforesaid who have not since been indicted or convicted thereof, or of any other offense against the United States: ❋ Unknown (1878)
United States, have granted, and by these presents do grant, a full, free, and entire pardon to all persons (excepting as is hereinafter excepted) of all treasons, misprisions of treason, and other indictable offenses against the United States committed within the fourth survey of ❋ Unknown (1878)
To prevent, therefore, all future misprisions, I have compiled this true discourse. ❋ Charles Dudley Warner (1864)
Their counter-part may be found in the misprisions against the King's person and government, which ❋ Unknown (1862)
It was a favour which by his advice, as against the King's honour, had been refused to Suffolk; it was a favour which, in a much lighter charge, had by his advice been refused to his colleague Yelverton only a few months before, when Bacon, in sentencing him, took occasion to expatiate on the heinous guilt of misprisions or mistakes in men in high places. ❋ John Morley (1852)
Constitution, and therefore view with horror the construction of the statute of the 35th of Henry the Eighth, as held up by the joint address of both Houses of Parliament in 1769, advising his Majesty to send for persons guilty of treasons and misprisions of treasons in the colony of ❋ Egerton Ryerson (1842)
VIII., colonists may be transported to England and tried there upon accusations for treasons, and misprisions and concealments of treasons committed in the colonies, and by a late statute such trials have been directed in cases therein mentioned: ❋ Egerton Ryerson (1842)
Capital cases not being mentioned here, accessaries to them will of course be triable for misprisions, if the offender flies. ❋ Jefferson, Thomas (1829)
Dogberry and Verges in this play are inimitable specimens of quaint blundering and misprisions of meaning; and are a standing record of that formal gravity of pretension and total want of common understanding, which Shakespeare no doubt copied from real life, and which in the course of two hundred years appear to have ascended from the lowest to the highest offices in the state. ❋ William Hazlitt (1804)
CRIMES ACT 1958 VICTORIA -- SECTION 351 Mode of prosecution "All treasons and misprisions of treason shall be prosecuted by indictment only, and all other indictable offences may be prosecuted by indictment or by presentment as hereinafter directed." ❋ Unknown (2010)
SECTION 351 Mode of prosecution "All treasons and misprisions of treason shall be prosecuted by indictment only, and all other indictable offences may be prosecuted by indictment or by presentment as hereinafter directed." ❋ Unknown (2010)
