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... SVArTE OF CRIME. Comparative Seatement of the Number of Peruons charged with different kinds of Offences before the Central Criminal Court, in the yeais 1838 and 1836 respectively - Murder Shooting at, stabbing, administering poison, &c., wi h intent ...
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... allude to, and deplore, the great increase of crime In our country; and we observe that other Journals make It also the subject of comment. A morning paper attributes The general increase of poverty and crime both in England and the United States, to I ...
... CRIME IN NORFOLK. From thle new Report, w~hich has lately hecn addresised to tbe County E'dgistra, es, by the Rev. James Brown, it itl truly gra- tzfving to observe that the number of cnnnmitmcnlts to the Castle, frem October, 1827, to October, 1828, ...
... CRIMES IN FRANCE. At the late Assize Court in the Department of Charente there were the following cases :-A man named Repain, 60 years of age, had seduced the wife of his absent brother; and, promising to take care of the child, received it from her at ...
... ought tot have a monepoly of it. For teu yeass these doctrines have trinitupheil, and crimes have increAsed in propirtion. We cannot be 3sto- nished that vice aud crimes iiicrease where such tNe:l an the Jesuits are tile masters, atid we $sali now refer ...
... the proportion of crime to population was grcatest, thic proportioa of erlucation to the juvenile population, as re ated to twvo other counties of nearly similar population, was lens than one-half. In Mitiddle-sex. the proportion of crime to population ha ...
... REPRESSION OF CRIME. lo THo EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sin-In your leading artilea of Wednesday last, upon the repression of crime, you state that : the magistrates are many of tlcm very worthy men, but the systemf on which they act is at variance ...
... bboodiness and carelessness, that revolted all who teard him. Frangois Champior said, he had formed the resolutioe to commit this crime, in consequence of the opposi- tionj made by his father and mother to ?? ?? witb & girl of Onaing. He begau with his sister ...
... prisoner did not return home till nine o'clock on the evening in questioa, and the crime bad been committed at eight o'clock. On being arrested, lie denied all knowledge of the crime , but could not satisfactorily account for a wound on one of his fingers. The ...
... persuade her to leave Roche, but his etitreaties not being attended to, in a imoisent of violent irritation lie Committed the crime. Hie was sentenced to hard labour for life. 'rhe last trirul at these assizes was for murder. About ten months ago, a double ...
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