The fourth contains an examination of the confession of Nicholas Hubert, commonly called French Paris, with observations, showing the same to be a forgery.

The difference between written and subscribed, and wholly written, gives the author just reason to suspect, first, a forgery, and then a variation of the forgery.

The difference between written and subscribed, and wholly written, gives the author just reason to suspect, first, a forgery, and then a variation of the forgery.

But it does not appear that the letters were ever shown to those who would desire to detect them; and, to the English commissioners, a rude and remote imitation might be sufficient, since they were not shown as judicial proofs; and why they were not shown as proofs, no other reason can be given, than they must have then been examined, and that examination would have detected the forgery.

Whoever practises forgery, endeavours to make truth the vehicle of falsehood.

" "Do you mean this is a forgery?" burst out Blake, hoarsely, snatching up the note and staring at it.

" "Without suspecting that it was a forgery?" "Certainly.

This forgery, of course, is the work of that French spy" A servant tapped at the door and handed in a card.

And as for her guilt, the famous Casket Letters were, of course, a vile forgery.

Hoot down the cold-hearted, and disagreeable, and troublesome man of facts, who will persist in his stupid attempt to disenchant you, and repeatBut the Casket Letters were not a forgery, and we can prove it, if you will but listen to the facts.

The punishments inflicted for forgery, coining base money, and perjury were arbitrary.

He afterwards gives an account of a country which he calls Thema, where he places a whole nation of Jews, which some have deemed an entire forgery.

"How do we know that that letter is not a forgery, a trick?"

For forgery and falsification of an official record is a real crime, which might send him to jail.

And thenPigott, that shallow fraud, driven to suicide by those who were at first so eager to believe him: and the exposure of his silly forgery turns elections, makes Home Rule popular!

The "Earl" had been arrested for forgery and stealing, and darker suspicions were hinted against him.

The most obvious risk is from the counterfeiter,not from the vulgar shams distributed so widely over the world from the well-known manufactories of paintings in France, England, and other parts, which can deceive only the most ignorant or credulous, but from talent itself debased to forgery and trickery.

But after his failure to prove me a thief; his next effort was to convict me of forgery!

I felt the responsibility of my office, but not more deeply than I did this assurance of entire confidence, and respect shown me by my townsmen, after all the cruel persecutions I had met; after all the accusations of theft, forgery, &c., that vicious person could bring against me.

I had once gone through a complicated case of forgery with Chabot, the great expert in handwriting, in the course of which I became greatly interested in the man.

We pretend to no peculiar power of disentangling contradiction or denuding forgery, we have no settled correspondence with the antipodes, nor maintain any spies in the cabinets of princes.

In 1754, he brought forward a pamphlet, entitled, King Charles vindicated from the charge of plagiarism, brought against him by Milton, and Milton himself convicted of forgery and gross imposition on the public.

These facts, coupled with the inferences drawn by your correspondent P.C.S.S. as to the suspicious style of the letter, and the imprudence of such a communication, go far to prove that it was a forgery: but the passage in Walpole's Reminiscences, vol. i. p. cviii.

A forgery, or something of that kind, or the robbery of a well-stocked bank, will be henceforward my highest aim in life.

Everything looked clean and comfortable on the surface, but I met a few days after a man, just set free, who had been there five years for forgery.