... Crimes. Queen Square.—Soloman Billhurn was charged with purchasing a pair of Shoes of F. Lanyan, an in-pensioner at Chelsea Hospital, contrary to the Mutiny Act, which subjects the ...

... crime. 014 Sunday the following Bulletin was shewn in the Guard Chainher at St. J,aines's:, Windsor Castle, May Majesty's hodiiy health is good, but his disorder continues undiminished. (Signed as usual.) The Duke of Clarence is expected to leave town ...

... devoted victim, had ' been engaged in the most atrocious crimes ever heard of. In 1316, two persons were convicted and executed' at Leicester and Nottingham, who made a full confession of their crimes a short time previous to their execution. Their confessions ...

... CRIMES. A robbery was* on Use 9th inst. committed upon the Mail Coach which runs from Liverpool London. box* directed from Liverpool to the house Alderman Goodbehere, containing 200 doubloons, 700 dollars, and 200 guineas, was pot the bottom the boot ...

... crimes. But the true remedy for the evil—the true means for abolishing the traffic in sedition, and blasphemy, slander, is to be found in a revision of the whole Libel Code; that Code has not been established by statute; and it is obvious that the conunon ...

... crime. 1,1. 'fhe Joge d'iostruction to report in eight days to the of Council. 12. The Chamber to to2ke order, to circumsta s oces of tie case, With regard t 0 prosecution br not. 13. If %Titbit) three days from the report iug the affair is not sent ...

... CRIMES. Stale Natgaie —It will b« «een by the following nunmary of the prisoner* now eontintd in the prison Newgate, preparatory to taking their trials at the next Old Dailey Sessions, that although only four weeks haste elapsed sine* the la* Sessions ...

... crimes cc,t)ta lii wvort:(l d Ciuse. *tint Of •tio *pio , .11 s uliport trtuch sciled 11. (11rar! ...

... crimes. The question meant separately, nothefore the others?---Feau move thern, and have done it; I. send one itito :mother cell while I talk to the Man left behind, 'when there has been something peculiar. The question went to, whether you did not think ...

... _INCUEASE OF CRIMES _The _valuable _Hctinns _which _the _fondness for _statistical _inquiries lias _lately called furtli , in ninnost cvcry ' _country bf _Europe , lead to soinr very curious _rellcctiont . ' • ' • ' • • A . very general notion is _entertained ...

... INCREASE OF CRIMES. Naaber of cha d with Criminal Offences, committed to the different in England and Wales, for trial at the Assises and Sessions held for the count! elties, towne, and liberties therein, during the last seven years 5 distinguishing the ...

... INCREASE OF CRIMES. It luted, th»t »U lud liffncdlt,o* pot dowfl thdr mark*, had preriouilvWrd hraad. Ordered lie on the table. MTWILBERFORCE pKtentedtwo petition* of atimihirehatacler from Renfrew and BUocbuni. Ordered to lie on the table. MOCK AUCTIONS ...