- criterion,
which now
distinguishes murder from
other killing: and this
malice prepense,
malitia praecogitata, is not so
properly spite or
malevolence to the deceased...
-
frequentative of
pendere append, penchant, pendant, pending, pendulum, pensive,
prepense, suspend,
suspense penia-
deficiency Gr**** πενία (penía)
leukopenia penn-...
- of King
Henry the Seventh, Entitled, "An Act to make
Murder of
Malice prepensed Treason," and for
repealing an Act made in the
Ninth Year of
Queen Anne...
-
resulted from a
sudden excitement,
allowing there was "but
little 'malice
prepense' in his
whole composition." The
Catholic Telegraph of
Cincinnati in 1853...
-
benefit of
clergy for
murders and
felonies committed "of and upon
malice prepensed". A 1530
statute allowed the
benefit of
clergy a
second time only if the...
- of King
Henry the Seventh,
intituled ' An Act to make
Murder of
Malice prepensed Treason,' and for
repealing for
repealing an Act made in the
Ninth Year...
- simple,
force majeure,
locus classicus,
malice aforethought (also
malice prepense),
persona non
grata In some set phrases:
battle royal, body corporate,...
-
frequentative of
pendere append, penchant, pendant, pending, pendulum, pensive,
prepense, suspend,
suspense penia-
deficiency Gr**** πενία (penía)
leukopenia penn-...
-
resulted from a
sudden excitement,
allowing there was "but
little 'malice
prepense' in his
whole composition." The
Catholic Telegraph of
Cincinnati in 1853...
- sense". The
Monthly Review thought the
author showed undisciplined "malice
prepense". A
number of
other reviewers, however,
still hedging their praise with...
