... frequented, and when it is the exclusive business of the evening to talk and to ?? Residence 211 Gcrnnay. REVE:NITUE FROM CRIME.-The Governor of Connec. tinut, in his Message to the Legislature, informs them that the net gain of the state prison, for ...

... of Tithe, which has been, and is, the curse of Ireland, a stain on Christianity, the parent of op- pression, poverty, and crimes of the most direful atrocity. Resolved, that these Resolutions be signed by our Chair- man and Secretary, and published in ...

... Dornoeli, S:i- thlerland, an old woman lvas accused of being a witch. Her crime was, transforming hei datighter into a pony, and getting her shod by the Devil ; of svhich crime she was found guilty and burned! ?? Act against witch- craft was repealed ...

... ?wentyr jounds: REWARD will be given for such Private Information as maylead to the discovery of the Perpetrators of said crime. Application to be made to Dr. TENNENT Mr O- BERT GRIMSHAW; or, at the Office of he lNor- hema Whig. A List of subscribers' ...

... t..I. Sunset it tions. By Delta.--II C Ittings..1v The Dukeso lington and Mr. Peel.-V. First and Last. N0. First and Last Crime. James Morley.-VI. Th Mountain.-VII. Sketches of Ita Ie Italians, , marks on Antiquities and Fine #ts. (Continued.); in Rome; ...

... Ireland is Withdrawnr from the wholesome pursuit of industrious occupation, and plunged into the conmnission of barbarous crime, while the peaceable subjects of the Kingare victims to these atroci. ties, and that these corbbined insecurities promote rapid ...

... rister at Law. Price -6s. 111. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE FOR IRE- LAND, being a Treatise on the 'Criminal Law, compre- bending all Crimes and 'Mijdemeanors, punishable by Indictment; and Offences cogiiizale summarily by Magis. trates, with the Modes of proceeding ...

... trate; the secondi mate died insane. Wednesday 9 Ii, a heavy gale ; soon after day-light a sail wan. discoelteil astern, but it crime orl thi(k arrrd they ?? sight of her setrer they aigaini saw bet, sie wus apparenitly passilig theti) witlrttut notice when ...

... Clontic arty, Parashsh '*yf Tynan, and Cot, of oheereby i/esame as entiretbe cmno consu med d d perpet or oisuch ad a OU, crime, anid to prevent in futvlre a repetiition of suchk rtc5 ihn peacabl neighburhood Weg2suho;u e, the undersigned, ONEo V- OUNrDREDS ...

... the Night Asylum for tite nlouseless Poor has alleviated a large amount of human misery, prevented the commission of much crime, assisted many unfortunate strangers in returning to their trienils, and brought within the reach of Christian syru. pathy ...

... December, 1845. (248 FRASER'S MAGAZINE F'OR JANUARY, Price 2s. 6d., contains: I Our Chimes for the New Year. 2. The Philosophy of Crime, with Illustrations from Familiar History. No. 1. William Horne, 3. The Rise of Napoleon. By the Author of The Fall of Napoleon ...

... WILLIAM BAM- F ORD liavill absconded, >ISe Names are hereunto annexed, holding in the 9norrenee the perpetra- tion of such a crime, and e mlg termined, so far as in us lies, to support tile Laws of nCoontry, aid maintain the Public Peace, do hereby offer ...