... bueu sent over front Holland, and that at was eaterred in the family vault or buryiuggrueed &quilting the old Abbey Church of Crimea in Perthshire, where his father had built the magoi-1 ficcut, sent called Coitus* Abbey, still standing. And on a search being ...

... were identified as the property of three lodgers, and the prisoner was committed for trial at the present sessions. JUVENILE CRIME.—A very small boy, apparently not more than nine years of age, was placed at the bar, charged with stealing a cup from a shop ...

... parsilig their liven1 tin ugh committing crimes, for which they were puniohdad a iron retureed to the commisalen of the same crimea over and a, hose ever again. It was a state of things which called loudly wit -a for society to device some effectual mecan ...

... the officer, saying that he bad found it amongst some rubbish.—He was committed for trial at the sessions. The Progress of Crime.—A Doomed Youth. —A youth named Dean (one of the two lads charged with the murder of the little blacking boy in Tuerstreet, ...

... the unexpected display of strength made by their party on Thursday week. As Catherine of Russia, after her conquest of the Crimea, haughtily inscribed over one of the gates of Kherson, The route to Constantinople, so did the agricultural members rush ...

... visit to Pope Pius VII, stated lie that he had travelled in Egypt, Palestine, Syria, Mesopo- lly terami, Georgia, Cireassia, Crimea, Macedonia, Arabia, rd and Greece, for the sole purpose of proclaiming the Gos- as pel of the Lord Jesus Christ, not merely ...

... nations. Her whole empire is a bundle of thefts. Look at her progressive encroachments upon Turkey, her forcible seizure a the Crimea, Finland, Poland, and the struggles even now going on against the tribes of the Caucasus -whom she is striving to subdue. ...

... rare occurrence. —Miscellaneous Thoughts on Men, Manners. and Things, by Anthony Grumbler. THE WOMEN OF SYMPHERAPOL IN THE CRIMEA.—Here, too, was impressed on our minds the glaring difference of customs growing out of modern civilization and those unvarying ...

... had great 'slicepss, thoitgh cottsiderably Jess thanl ?? Mysibes. Vt' Wthehse efforts Site hadl exhausted the topics of crime.a. He tried'tit agahi withi Maritiu,~' but the ifailure wvas'gigantic.. 'He made ?? desperate cffort with I Les Sept Ptdch~is ...

... criminal statistics, and withont reference to his educational'yopinions; urging that ignocanet was a fruitful source of crime,,as illustbated b the' fact, that of 1,949 persons a oriefined in Pr eton' house of correction in 1819, oiily 113 personie r ...

... principalities was to have his head-quarters at Odessa, and to command the fifth corps d'armee and all the troops in Bessarabia, Crimea, and Sebastopol. ...

... Emperor and Empress are expected. A grand review would also -take place near Odessa. Their Majesties will pass some time in the Crimea. According to the same-hccounts Osman Pasha was moving to Bosnia With 35,00 'run, though the country was tranquil. - - SANATORY ...