... AND CRIME At two o'clock, the grand jury having disposed of the whole of their bills were discharged, his lordship thanking them for their valuable services. Just as the jury were about to retire, Mr. Robertson Gladstone said that, as an individual member ...

... 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 ...

... STATE OF CRIME. Some tables compiled at the Secretary of State's office, dated Whitehall, Bth March, 1837. determine the amount of crime in the country. The offences in each county are divided into six distinct classes :—No. 1. Offences against th e person ...

... INCREASE OF CRIME. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ALBION. STR,—It is several months since our chief magistrate was Induced, by a requisition signed by upwards of seventeen hundred residents of the town, to call a public meeting of its inhabitants to consider the ...

... NM Crime. For NEW 0 EA, 4 t Tlic he fau-saili I cop Brig S A Loading in Dock ; hait ateommo. dation' pawnorm, and willmcet with &areal. — Apply to Mr. A. YALLANL, Of to JAN AMIN. linebtterrattran. lipain S Vortugal. gram, oltanb. Now 1 — ooti; ih the ...

... ely, free from crime, the highest county being Glamorgan, in which 82 offences were committed ' • and the lowest Cardigan, in which 5 only took place. But there is a great deficiem:y in the tables in not showing the proportion of crime to population in ...

... CRIME IN IRELAND. Lord WHARNcLIFFE stated, that he was directed by the committee appointed by this house upon the state of crime in Ireland, to move for the production of copies of certain medical certificates produced upon the granting commutation of ...

... INCREASE OF CRIME. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ALBION. Sln,—lt having been asserted in numerous periodicals that a considerable diminution of crime has taken place, not only within the borough of Liverpool, but also in different parts of the country, I beg, ...

... STATE of CRIME. The following is a .correct statement of the number of juvenile thieves and suspicious chit. raeters, under the age of eighteen years ; who have been brought before the Alv.gistrates, for this borough, .luring the last three years. comniencing ...

... admitted crime ure in some di barbarous tribes of the aborigines Open rebellion has been scotched sination and midnight my, even ord ...

... STATE of CRIME. The following is a correct statement of the number of juvenile thieves and suspicious characters, under the age of eighteen years, who have been brought before the I%lgistrates, for this borough, during the last three years. commencing ...

... INCREASE OF CRIME. The learned Reeorder,Jainei'dlarke, Esq. in his charge to the Grand Jury acting at the sessions held last week, dwelt somewhat strongly on the increase of crime in so short a period as exhibited by the calendar. The learned Recorder's ...