... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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- ...

... religious scruple eunid deter them from committing even most horrible crime. Knglishman would kill his father, hut the Irishman would not. An Kmdishman would go deliberately commit a crime, but honest Irishman would not. a moment of forgetfulness or irritation ...

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... CRIME IN LANCASHIRE. lx the discussions that have arisen on the English I’.Jocatioiial Bill, tl.c London Tima, in the rceklcos spirit which lias for some tin» distinguished tint journal, stated that tho recent riota in Lancashire originated entirely with ...

... Crimes antt Casualties, UonnERT at Lt.nn Dank. —On Wednesday the inst., young man ol the name of William 11 | Sangar, clerk in the Lynn Rank, absconded with large turn of money, the property of the proprietors j of that establishment, lie also contrived ...

... Crimes antr Casualties. Thb Mollt Maouibbs in the North. —Scarcely day passes that is not marked fresh demonstrations of lawless interference with the rights of property; and though they hare not yet ventured the length of sacrificing life, have too ...

... Crimes ana erasualtirs. Mi'Ruek a Wtnmxu.—Marriage of the Dying Brideoroom,— Mr. W. W. Hives Willcox countv, Alabama, bavin- recently won affections of'a handsome young lady residing in that vicinity Miss Sarah Tail, daughter of Captain J. Tail—the necessary ...

... Crimes Casualties Fatai. Accident. —On Wednesday, man named Charles O’Neil unfortunately lost his life while engaged in cutting bank, at Ballaghhill. beyond Newcastle, the road to Kilkeel. The bank was incautiously undermined, when it gave way, and crushed ...