... CRIME. In the last year, t'.ie number of criminal commitments in England and Wales presents one cri.«rn»l iuliabstanU. in Ireland tiie average one criminal to only four hundred and fifty inhabitants, ihe proirressive increase ot crime, appears however ...

... crime:— We call attention to the following outrage, which was ' recently committed the county of Leitrim, on the hor- ' dcrs of Sligo. A man named Potter got some con-acre last spring, which happened to have been paid for a neigh* hour at the time ; a ...

... crime:— Freshforp, Nov. 30.—About five o’clock on Tuesday evening, a middleman, named Mortimer, who holds about four hundred acres of the lands of Kyle, adjoining this town, from Mr. Browne, of London, was attacked at his own door in this town by two ...

... OF CRIME. would earnestly direct the attention of the base calumniators the Catholic Clergy to the report of the Great Meeting held at Dunkcrrin, County Tipperary, which we take from the Guardian, an Orangejournal. ammai. magnetism—m. I.AFONTAIXE M. I ...

... crime. The Whigs, if honest, should consult the consistency of their own principles, and the nature of immutable justice, and not consult Judges, whose habits naturally lead to mistaking convictions for law, and the means procuring convictions for justice ...

... CRIME. It is with the most lively feelings of gratulation, that at the approach of another general Assizes, we are enabled to glance at the past sit months, and find our County still maintaining the prominent position to which it is entitled — conspicuous ...

... CRIMES w. fcjr l#rmiii*llnn tho n»!Uy Smoiom, London, thlt froai lh« tlx wrfko* Hot of otTonfMO, W rontimd mntMiM doolh, lon Iranoporlotion, and a (iml nonkcr ondcr ooti of ronflnrmoul and hard Uhnur thia waa Irrland, what apuu«rio( and ihor* won »o lha ...

... crimes : It Is singular fact that no the very day twelve month. en which the jury were impanelled a w• man wa. seised with the pains of hoer. lay on the top of Ferran. Hill. not one hundred yard. from the spot where Wiry Kane was deliverlb and under ...

... nstigators to crime ? They shall not cease to reprove crime in every form, and to threaten the crime of murder in any shape in which it may be inflicted whether against the civil or divine law, with the vengeance of Heaven. 0 not. however, mistake those ...

... CRIME IN ENGLAND. f HORRIBLE MU RDEsb AT YenA1OUTM.-ThetDwn of Yar- mouth, in Norfolk, has this week been thrown into a dread- ful state of excitement, in consequence of twomurders having been committed on last Saturday night. The particulare are, as ...

... conspi* racies and crimes in order to use them for their purposes—the tranquillity of this nation would be phenomenon. But even with these instigating and predisposing to crime, it is more difficult to account for the general absence of crime than for the number ...

... CRIME IN ENGLAND Wbilit the Parliamentary Return preient very remarkable decieate of crime in this country they exhibit a fearful progression in crimes against property in England, without any diminution in the convictions of what are termed crimes of ...