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

... CRIMES. MranEß.—A bailiff was killed at Carrickatogher, county Tipperary, on yesterday se’ennight, by a mob, while conveying a debtor to the Marshalsca. Mr, Barber, a solicitor in respectable business in London, is in custody, the prosecution of the Bank ...

... CRIME IRELAND. The Marquis of NORM AN BY wished to know whether the noble mid learned lord had changed his intention with reference the resolutions he had placed on the table of the house the other night. He wished also to know whether he had not altered ...

... Crimes anD easinaittes. Amoroso Massa Yam's Gem.—The strew of Mr. Loom wheel' Meade; eight last, is the village d King's Casty. amid within a few probes of kis ma his., sod fswer still of a pollee meths sassed gnat 'seises's'. Mr. Lass was shat as lb ...

... CRIMES ON THE CONTINENT. HORRIBLE ATTEMPT AT MURDER IN FRANCE. The lollowing case came on few /lays ago at the Assizes at Tours. A milliner, named Dureau, who resided at Tours, wishing to dispose of her business, was waited ujion by a painter and glazier ...

... CRIMES ON THE CONTINENT. Pam, St\>. 2.—On the 25th nit. Philip Henry Gunlset was tried at the assizes of Strasburg, for the murder ef his wife. It appears that the deceased was most desperate termagant, often inflicting personal correction upon her husband ...

... 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 ...

... Crime in Ireland. Mr. SHAW gave notice that on the 7th March he should move for papers relating to the state of Ireland, particularly copies of any reports and communications respecting crime and outrage in that country. Grand Juries. Mr. PRYME gave notice ...

... CRIME IN THE SOUTH E are very sorry to observe that Mr. O’Connell's denunciations of secret societies, of violence and crime in Tipperary and elsewhere, seem utterly powerless. When the eloquent orator urges any bad measure on the people of the South ...

... DIMINUTION OF CRIME. There is no better indication of the prosperity and happiness of the people, than a diminution in the number of crimes which are committed and punished. We are happy therefore to see, by extracts from the documents in the Home Deparment ...

... CRIME IN IRELAND. Lord St. GERMANS introduced a Bill for the better preservation of life and property in Ireland, and for facilitating the apprehension of criminals in that country.—Read first time ; to he read a second time Monday.—Adjourned. II U E ...

... 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 ...