... FRIGHTFUL CRIME The French Papers state, that a crime scarcely W horrible than that of Papavoine, had been corn in Paris. The details are, indeed, horrible ; ...

... ATROCIOUS CRIME. A crime of great atrocity occupied the Court of Assizes of Douai, on the 20th ult. The following are the principal facts in evidence:—On the 16th March last, about four o’clock in the afternoon, two little girls, one aged five years, ...

... CRIMES ON THE CONTINENT. A person named fjtahle was put on his trial at the last assizes for the V*l, charged with an attempt to assassinate, followed by the robbery, of his brother. Joseph Stable, it seems, knowing that his brother, - Antonie Stable ...

... CRIMES THE CONTINENT. Paris, April 26.—The Precurteur of Lyons relates the following event: young man, a native of St. Chamond, bad been solicited for some time by his family, and earnestly urged to to confession. To such a length bad he been pressed ...

... Caen, Dec. B-Four individuals were put to the bar, accused of the crime of what the French term avortement (thp destroying ot a child in its mother’s womb; this is, fortunately, a crime little heard of in England, but is of very frequent occurrence on ...

... CRIMES ON THE CONTINENT Paris, May 14.—The most remarkable case tried the Assizes of St. Brienne, which have just terminated, was that bey of ten years of age, accused of having wilfully caused the destruction of a whole village by fire. Yvres Robert ...

... HOKRID CRIME, ¥ Fpom the Lerdon Morning Fierald of Wedreiday. ) Daris, Juiv 21, 1824.--A brochure has heen pubfisbed here, wiving a detailed account of the rapeand assassination commiited by Minzrat, ex-curate of St. Queutia (department i the Tseve), wio ...

... CRIME IN ENGLAND. The following paragraph will give our readers some notion of the enormous magnitude of English crime.— Commission after commission is unavailing to repress it. What outcry the Tory papers of both countries would raise, if it were found ...

... CRIMES ON THE CONTINENT. Swindling by Magic. Paris, August 14.—The following: singnlar case has been tried at the Assizes of Metz.—ln the month of September, 1824, Julia l[lellborn, the widow a halfpay odicer, living at Volmerange, called upon the widow ...

... CRIME IN IRELAND. tho order of the day for going iuto committee being read. Mr. HUME called the attention of the house return which had just been laid upon the table, showing the comparative state crime in England, Ireland, and Scotland. When the notice ...

... Crimes and Casualties. Mcrder.—Three men, named Michael Carroll, Patrick Foley, and Martin Banim, were brought yesterday, handcuffed, from the Bow to tho Stepney station Arbour Square, charged with having killed man named James Bristow, stone-mason, beat- ...

... CRIMES ON THE CONTINENT Limoge*, March B.—An atrocioui murder was perpetrated here a few days since, by, it is supposed, 3 Italians, who have disappeared, and are not yet arrested. Madame Oubois, a lady years of age, resided in a small house, a quarter ...