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... EXTRAORDINARY CRIME. The Jowrnal of Calvados of the 19th inst. furnishes one of the most frightful crimes of the present age. Friday last an individual of the name of Surmont, after having been brought before the Court of Assizes as a fraudulent hankrupt ...
... MISERY AND CRIME. Hatton Garden, London. —la consequence of private information received at this office, of a person being guilty of coining at the house of man named James Smith, 12, Swanalley, Coleman-street, the Magistrates, the request of Mr. Powell ...
... HORRIBLE CRIME NORMANDY. Cam, March 6.—A trial, which creates as much sensation in Normandy as that of Papavoine’s pro duced in Paris, will take place in lew days. The circumstances attending the commission of the dll'* ferent crimes of which a person ...
... CRIMES AND ACCIDENTS ON THE CONTINENT A dreadful accident occurred at Auch, near Hourdeaux, last week. young man was firing at a wolf, his mother suddenly passed the spot, and received the contents of his gun in her body. She expired in his arms. Ten ...
... CAUSES OF THE INCREASE OF CRIME. The Report of the Select Committee Inquiry into the causes, to which has been owing the increase criminal commitments and convictions in England and Wales, has been published. By this Report are established some facts ...
... CRIMES IN ENGLAND AND WALES. A paper has been laid before Parliament, containing the numbers of committals of persona charged with criminal offences in England Wales, and the issue of tbe charges, in the seven last yeats. The numbers bare been : Bills ...
... HORRIBLE CRIME METZ. A few days ago we gave short account of a horrible crime which had been committed at Metz; the following are the particulars, as communicated in a private letter ; “Metz, March, 28.—The facts of the dreadful tale of which I only gave ...
... CLE. CRIMES THE COXTIXENT. Paris, July 21. —Among the cases for trial at the ensuing assizes llie Rhone, the following is the most remarkable. the morning of the ;ld of May last, some the inhabitants of.St. Amour went to cut furze the mountain of Ceuves ...
... were take part, that a rumour relative to the crime began to circulate. An inquiry was then instituted by the legal authorities, and two of the young men painted nut by public rumour as perpetrators of the crime, were brought to trial. One was acquitted, ...
... mitted the crime with which he was charged. But the character of an angel could not have any weight with them, if they believed him guilty. The Jury retired 7 minutes before 3, and retnrned at 9 minutes past 3. The prisoner stood up holding his handkerchief ...
... of Got merit, be ; but if they ed tuJleoJy bock ward, without toaowftheir regret for the crimes and follies by which tb. sat defiance both the laws of God and of b«. kind, and if in particular they did not delirer up n, anna which it was known many them ...
... nitlG! was not prepared to say that the Crime forgery, in the present artificial state ■ •ociety and trade, should made less punishable than with death. Forgery was not crime induced poverty and ignorance; it was a crime educa- j tion and commerce; and they ...