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/bərˈglɛər i əs/ Show Spelled Pronunciation [ber-glair-ee-uh s] Show IPA. Use burglariously in a Sentence · See web results for burglariously ...
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BURGLARIOUSLY, pleadings. This is a technical word, which must be introduced into an indictment for burglary; no other word will answer the same purpose, ...
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And for entering without breaking, in the daytime, the same form shall be sufficient, without alleging therein that the act was done "burglariously." ...
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Oct. 13, 1817, charged with burglariously breaking into the dwelling house of Chas. Saunby, of South Kelsey, and stealing therefrom several goods and chattels. Guilty—Death. ... Dec. 29, 1817, charged with having burglariously entered the dwelling house of Wm Smith, of Bardney, and wilfully and malliciously beating...
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... Hatton and Charles Cross then and there well knowing the said goods and chattels abovementioned to have been feloniously and burglariously stolen, ...
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Committed by W. Cholwich, esq, for burglariously breaking the House of thomas Hext and stealing several articles of wearing apparel. ... Committed by B. Incledon, esq, for burglariously breaking the house of Richard Gibbs, and stealing several articles of wearing apparel. Also for stealing an apron, property of Mary Gregory.
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Woodward at Gosport - James Foster, for burglariously breaking into and robbing the house of Wm. Webb at Romsey.- John Benson and George White, for a burglary and robbery on the premises of Susanna Peyton at Priestlands - George Underwood, for breaking into and robbing the house of G. Ward, Esq.
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"burglariously" is attested by the OED only as far back as 1807, but a quickie Westlaw search locates a 1792 North Carolina case reporting an indictment "for feloniously and burglariously breaking and entering into the dwelling house of one Rice." Google Books finds a reference from The Gentleman's Magazine in 1789;
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I wouldn't have guessed that "burglariously" is a word, but apparently it is. ... From the OED: Hence burglariously adv. 1807 Opie Lect. Art iii. (1848) 311 Burglariously entered the Temple of Fame by the window. 1883 Law Rep. XI. Queen's ; B. 588 The plaintiff's dwelling-house..was burglariously entered.
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and burglarious intent to take, steal and carry away the . . . personal property ... "and did then and there wilfully, feloniously and burglariously take, ...
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