... 200 Executions 114 54 ,50 57 Some crimes teem disappearing altogether. Theie have been bat two convictions for piracy during the last seven years; two tor wrecking, two for sacrilege, and two fer dealing in -crime* against the State seem have fallen ...

... crimes. Whilst we are on this topic of opening new sources for the trade of the country, we would call attention to the vast sphere now open along the shores of South America—a sphere expanding rn:me and more every day. To the independence and union of ...

... crime. On Sunday a number of armed men ascemble'd in the Bog of Inch, in the Barony of Upper Connollan, and parading there for some time, a detachment from them went about noon to the Mansion-house of Johu Skelton, Esq. of Rose, which they attacked and ...

... crime. EL EMPECINADO. Martin (or, as be was more frequently called, El Emconsiliowy or c k ,b9,11 in a village the province of Valladolid, bill, 'leave the easeltrtilo.having . but a limited fortune, Mara liberal education; but his na memory, and enter- ...

... crime. We have received Madrid Papers to the 14th inst. They contain the following statement Illative to the recent disturbances in that capital :-- IkIADRID, MARCH 11. . _ A s the malevolent endeavour to disfigure the most trng events, to make it appear ...

... AND CRIME. In 1826, the Spaninh tribunal* had prouounct on mor« th 11.000 aceutations, of which 8,077 were crime* committed «g*j ,; person*, inch a* murder*, wounds, rape*, &c.; 2,323 for robbi-ri, , prevarication*, abu*e of confidence, forgeric*. coining ...

... CRIMES. MURDER AT WREX Ft A 31.— We have justheard, says the Shrewsbury Chronicle, that a Murder was committed at 'Wrexham, Denbighshire, on Sunday, night. Mary Wollam, whose husband lives at Marchwiel, left the family about two years ago, and resided ...

... crime. Front the evidence of three boys, who were playing in the inn yard on Friday evening, and who communicated what they had witnessed to some of the men in the yard, the prisoner was • detected in the act of wantonly and forcibly introducing the handle ...

... crime. Your committee having had laid before ØI Secretary of State for the Home Depart mary statements of the number of with criminal offences, who were conull ltt weit, veral gaols in the cities oi London and i slP i and county of Middlesex, since the ...

... crime. BIRTHS. b• - On Friday, the Lady of Thomas Glyn, Esq., of a sti ll child. 1 On Sunday, the 14th instant, at Leigh, near lirist°' , Lady of Robert Bright, Esq., of a son. On Saturday morning, at the Rectory, Writile, Esse%. Lady of halph Nicholson ...

... crime. Of Mr. Goulbourn, who is appointed the Marquesb's Chief Secretary, we need say nothing to those who have either heard or read his conglomerated appeals to the House of Commons—Speeches calculated to mystify the plainest questions rather than to ...

... CRIME. DERATIONS on the INCREASE of 1! I.M and the Degree its Extent the principal *.. •s such Increase—and the most likely Means for the i'ro-.ntion or Mitigation of this public Calamity. Addressed t*' '{•■. M of the County of Surrey, in the Form of ...