... student the University of Heidelberg wss brough Mayenee, where he is to be interrogated by the Central Committee Inquiry. The crime which has given cause to tins measure 1 * not positively known. Madrid, Jan. 22 —The Rxttaurador of to-day eon. tains letter ...

... for so many years plunged various parts of Ireland horrible crime* Lainst property, and stained our country with the tnrpitude, the atrocity, and the demoniacal repetition of murder; crimes demanding the vengeance of man, and, alas, bringing down the ...

... only 'accusations ol selfishness with which I conted; but I will again tell my accusers that I itest every shade midnight crime;—r and abhor much—most probably more than very mention murdel' and blood. I stand ere hut humble advocate of my country; and ...

... laying of provisions. They also directed the committee of Legislation to present project of law to suspend prosecutions for crimes of high treason and conspiracy. The royal family was transferred on the 18th inst, to the palace of the Custom House. Sancho ...

... will find crimes decrease ; for on making observation, you will find two-thirds of the crimes that are committed, as well of persons taking the benefit of the Insolvent Act, are hy those who are strangers, fled from their own homes Cor crime or debts '* ...

... orh-ndcr may relceiu his character Md become a ?? member of society— ani to aid the liuuicent eouue. tioo-i of thue whose crimes hive brought ruta upon them— have been hitherto, and will continue to be, anions the o'.ie'.s ?? thN ex client fund— ?? t* ...

... anathema, if prayers and preaching were unavailing—they might stay the plague. But now, alas! each day bulj the liarbinger ol crimes which ring through the world, and chill the blood as one lends unwilling—would it might unbelieving—ear to the thrilling story ...

... g that these acts constitute the crime of treason, provided against by the ankle Charter of 1814; Declares le Prince tie Polignac, le Cointe Pcyronnet,_ Victor Chanlelauze, and le Comte Ranville, guilty of the crime of treason. Considering that law ...

... The woman it seems, had be. n previously married, and her first husband is now , undergoing sentence transportation for some crime committed .in Manchester. Adams n had also been married before ; and his former wife and family are now living in Hulme. S ...

... I ?? l atthe cordial thanks of this Meeting be giv ; .-n tuMrr.. J'y. fur her benevolent and suecesslu: ?? n d '''- ?'?-crime and io reducing the number 01 those ui.torcu.ate ?eillalea placed in the custody Ol the .Shenlts. The Cnrurman having retired ...

... youths—in co-operation wiih ancther, named who, is invariably the case in associations of this nature, betrayed his companions in crime, and was the instrument of bringing thetn to their tlisgraceful fate were engaged a regular system of forgery on the London ...

... infest the Kublic roads with arms in their hands. In consequence is Majesty, persuaded that the most efiectual way to prevent crime* is promptly to punish those who have already been guilty of them, orders as follows; Art. 1. In all the capitals of provinces ...