... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... crimes. But the true remedy for the evil—the true means for abolishing the traffic in sedition, and blasphemy, slander, is to be found in a revision of the whole Libel Code; that Code has not been established by statute; and it is obvious that the conunon ...

... CRIMES .Irwrease. Alurders 219 228 19 Firing at the person 6B 91 23 Atiacking houses .. Convictious . lB,llO 10,529- Decrease-7,581 letterisaying that if he did not turn from his employment an overseer named Little (a Protestant,) that every tool on the ...

... CRIMES. Awfi l Mi'tincit and Sim idl BeßßVsiiiite. A shocking tragedy perpetrat' d Helper Mon day last. A mechanic named Yeomans, who had, ...

... crime. 1,1. 'fhe Joge d'iostruction to report in eight days to the of Council. 12. The Chamber to to2ke order, to circumsta s oces of tie case, With regard t 0 prosecution br not. 13. If %Titbit) three days from the report iug the affair is not sent ...

... CRIMES. Stale Natgaie —It will b« «een by the following nunmary of the prisoner* now eontintd in the prison Newgate, preparatory to taking their trials at the next Old Dailey Sessions, that although only four weeks haste elapsed sine* the la* Sessions ...

... crime. The Bribery at Elections Bill, (denounced by Lord ABINGER as neither more nor less than one for the wholesale encouragement of Bribery ! 0 after being cut down to a single clause, which enables a Committee to receive proof of Bribery previously ...

... should turn a portion of the funds hitherto devoted to the mere repress Eon of crime to the formation t,f retreats for children and young persons, either convlc'ed of crime or falling within the description of vagrants; the State assuming the control and ...

... crimes cc,t)ta lii wvort:(l d Ciuse. *tint Of •tio *pio , .11 s uliport trtuch sciled 11. (11rar! ...

... 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 ...

... greatest crime, the murder of their commanders, committed before their ranks: they did not„hinder the rebellion against their lawful sovereign. What unhappy blindness! What cowardly condescension could seduce veterans to suffer the greatest crimes to be ...