... without one mitigating circumstance to excite our sympathy or alleviate his crime. Not only so, but there falls to be added ingratitude of the blackest kind, to the catalogue of his crimes, and to that, a life stained with every moral impurity. Unabashed, however ...

... CRIME The number of great crimes recently committed in England is fitted to excite serious alarm. The savage atrocity and deliberate design displayed in their perpetration have rarely been surpassed, either in barbarous or civilised life. The ties of ...

... the general health the establishment of public baths.” The tendency of disease to increase crime is thus stated ; In two ways is sickness found to generate crime ; first, by enfeebling a man’s powers, it makes the toil of honest industry more severe to ...

... significant of the crime that has polluted this professedly Christian country in the middle of the nineteenth century. To our apprehension nothing is more alarming in the aspect of the present times than the fearful frequency and enormity of crime. And it is ...

... CRIME. Crimes are multiplied, and laws are multiplied also, until men lose the idea of right and wrong in that of lawful and unlawful; and however base, perfidious, and unjust their conduct may be, they account themeelves good men and true,” if they not ...

... Executions. 107 114 97 54 57 Some crimes seem disappearing altogether. There have been but two convictions for piracy during the last seven years; two only for wrecking, two for sacrilege, and two for dealing in slaves. Higher crimes against the State seem to ...

... _INCUEASE OF CRIMES _The _valuable _Hctinns _which _the _fondness for _statistical _inquiries lias _lately called furtli , in ninnost cvcry ' _country bf _Europe , lead to soinr very curious _rellcctiont . ' • ' • ' • • A . very general notion is _entertained ...

... STATISTICS OF CRIME ( _From _lie Seporl o _^ _UmSamitifie _^ ssp i'lalion in _tile ' . ' . _^ - ,. ' ' ' . AtKeiitEttiii _. j . • • ' ' : ••'• •' _^ • • • . _Mr fiawsonread an elaborate paper On thd Crinal Statistics of England and Wales . _AVocanllut ...

... forms of crime, indeed, change or disappear ; but bv an inexplicable species of infection new phases of the moral mal;dies, which spring from unregulated appetites and passions, are perpetually becoming epidemic, and keep the muster-roll of crime as full ...

... Crime** casualtfc** On Wednesday evening, Thomas Cameron, rrerniting sergeant belonging the 42d Highlanders, accidentally fell down a stair at the Castlehill, Edinburgh, by which his skull wns fractured, and died on Tuesday morning. Tuesday night, about ...

... THE SOURCE OF CRIME. There has lately been panic in the public mind respecting the dreadful murder* that have taken place, and desire discover the sources of crime. The great source is the organised prostitution of the land, the immediate results of which ...

... CRIMES, CASUALTIES, ♦ On Thursday afternoon, an unfortunate girl, residing in High Street, Glasgow, committed suicide swallowing a large quantity of laudanum. The poor creature had been drinking excess for the last few days, and this is supposed to have ...