... rfs&h MrBTKBT OF A MILLIONAIB-B'B O&AY J. By Br. GORDON WABLBS. fftntjE CRIME OF THE CROFTS. A SHEFFIELD X OTOEY. By HAMtT BLYTH. . CURATE AND FIEND. By E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM. •mriRIAM. By Mra. MUBGRAVE. THESE STORIES ARE APPEARING JM ONE SHEFFIELD PAPEB ...

... XXX—HARO TAKES THE NEWS. STORIES CRIMINALS AND CRIME: THE REMINISCENCES OF PRITCHARD. THE POISONER., BY AN EX.DETECTIVE. Mrs. Pritchard Returns to her Doom—The Dually Work Proceeds—What was the Motive for the Crime ?—The Arrival of Mr*. Taylor to Nurse her ...

... Duche*a Local Reminiscence! of Maithew Arnold—Antiquity 'be Buxton Waters—The Proposed New Pump Room—The Punishment Fitting the Crime—Very Stale Bread-Robert Eyre, Hatbermge— Remarkable array of God-parents—The Pillory at Derby and Alfreton—Bits from Bn ck ...

... OF “ST. MARY OF THE BBIGG, (now fust published.] of chas. peace. THE NOTORIOUS CRIMINAL. PTVfi THE AUTHENTIC STORY OP THE CRIMES iDTETTUKES OP ONE OF THE MOST REMARKiILI Of CRIMINALS. SUMMARY PREVIOUS CHAPTERS. fetnmX.—HOT A BAD BARGAIN. tana XL—PEACE ...

... TAVERN, BRIDGE GATE, [NOW FIRST PUBLISHED.] Romance of chas. peace. THE NOTORIOUS CRIMINAL, arrur. THE AUTHENTIC BTOBT OF THE CRIMES ADVENTURES OF ONE OF THE MOST REMARK. tBT.E OF CRIMINALS. SUMMARY OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS. Csarm VIIL—THE MYSTERY OP THE “DEVIL’S ...

... are those who ad- vance the samewhat singular theory that crime, like disease, is at times epidemic. There are others, of whom Mr. Buckle is the chief, who contend that the laws whicb govern crime are fixed and invariable ; and that by collecting the data ...

... Indeed it mav be questioned whether ft, reyelations in theca*, of the intamoo. Bathe and more than did the detail, of many crimes. The present century unhappily has been in the prodnetion Tory cold- Jtoded type criminnl., nnd cr.mo. of .„eh and magnitude ...

... infamous ®wk» and Haro caused more sensation than the details of Peace's many crimes. The present century unhappily has been the production of coldof eriminale, and crimes of -end magnitude hare been •bbißitted to ahno&t eclipse some of the v«st deeds ...

... For .articulaia apply at the School. . - TBI WALTER SWIFT, Secretary. r Z THE WEEKLY IMjEPENDEIeT cor. rasa* THE ROMANCE -OF CRIME: A SERIES OF SHORT STORIES B7 FRED C. V HARCOURT. •LOVE LAUGHS AT LOCKSMITHS. ANOTHER NEW TALE: MINNIE FORESTER oa MBS. W ...

... only the decrease of crime, and consequently of the vast sums of public money expended upou the partial repres- sion of crime, bnt alb _ of the fearful amount of suffering which the ppuishment, no less than tbe perpetration of crime, entails upon society ...

... SHEFFIELD. THE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT ALPINE DEEBY&HI EE. CHAS. PEACE, THE NOTORIOUS CRIMINAL. BEING THE AUTHENTIC STORY OP THE CRIMES AND ADVENTURES OF ONE OF THE MOST REMARK- SYNOPSIS PREVIOUS CHAPTERS. Cufiu vl-a NARROW ESCAPE. VIf.—THE SINISTER PACE AT ...

... not only the decrease of crime, and consequently of the vast sums of ?? money expended opnn the partial repres- sion of crime, bnt also of the fearful amount of suffering which tbe punishment, no less than the perpetration of crime, entails upon society ...