... lveliest emotions at Lisbon. Tire n infor'tlinate youths were aulrjectecd to tire severest tortnres to induce themn to econfes, a crime wvhichl exisctl only in the minds of' their' persecutors, They wvere delihei'ately exeenl- .to'd one after the oterr, wvith ...

... s of beggarsbeing drunkards) ?? ?? -,153,052 Three-fourths of the expense of keeping 12,000 prisoners, (three-fourths .of crime, arising from drunkennes) including prosecutions, the amount of their thefts,: loss, of their time, and all prison expenses-X ...

... From the numerous instances of sudden death, from a similar cause, anld unvaried. scenes of drunkenness, attended with every crime that can disgrace human nature, which not only our streets continually present, but appears the degrading cha- racteristic ...

... became a sot, drank more than -his customers, and eventually took to the old trade again. Yet, throughout his long -coursedof crime,,it does not appear -that any thing amounting to personal 'violence, could be laid to the charge of Collier. On the contrary ...

... change. 6th. If you are rich and prosperous-live, and enjoy what you possess. 7th. If another have injured you -live; the crime will bring its own puniishment. 8th. If you have injured another-live, and repair the evil which you have done. 9th. If your ...

... per stone. Wheat 26s. to -?Os. pr hbarrel. Oatmeal 9s. Gd. to 1Os. Gd. per cwyt. of 120 lhs.-l G:3O firkins of Butter at the crime during the ?? week, withiin urhich period prices have run firom Sljd. to 9d. per lb. for firsts. Crocks 7d. to 8.1d. per lb ...

... the efforts made to raise the moral and intellectual clharcter of the people, and as this praetice is the fruitful source of crime and paul)erism, an humble petition be presented to both Houses of Par-. liament, imploring these Hon. Houses to take the' subject) ...

... Mendiza- hal wvill adopt a medium course, by pensioning for life such of the existing fraternities as have not been convicted of crimes against the State, preventing the admission of new members, arid thus in time securing to the State the ulti- roate reversion ...

... fully maintained for lore ard triut ire old otiddline oid Flax, the ruin of * ricth was froita iidr; iS 4Gs. per 1-24 Ibs. and crime p ime pareels uent so higl :i 52q. 6d. A good tiony Io's of new Flax apptcsrcd to fir aid an conrtinie to promise lsell for ...

... only have been brought home ^ r- by thc verdieef t ,e jury to the prisoners at the bar. T Te a perpetrators W-stivet serious crimes, including one murder P . and twoo ttempts at lire-raising, all committed in furtherance tI ; of the objects of the conspiraoy ...

... Mutlgrave is left with us.- (Cheering.) Nutivilhitanding all that has been said by the faction-aho seem to gloat over every crime commit- ted in this country-lrelie.rd never presented such a scene of tianquillity as it does at present. 'lhe circuits have ...

... Ramnon Fernandez Rubio, the Moor, and a woman known by the name of Ascention, whose surname is Fille da lAoin. TIle crime was proven, and the umforrunate wretches were condemned to death. All L the intereession made to Narvaez was useless - in vain ...