... THE CRIME, THE GOVERNMENT, AMD IRELAND. v* WlUk lUQ Ulbi* mat* outcome Saturday's crime Irwl.-.i.d, and the policy of the Government towards U, will be, it ia certain that was the last thing that any Irish agitator not wilfully blind could hate wished ...

... on Friday at a few minutes past two ulock, and it was ten minutes to sis wheu the House went into Committee the Prevention Crime Bill. Aud what had there beeu done to justify this delay in proceeding with the most important measure present before Parliament ...

... to their soreness at their oondemnation by Hie Holiness shows how the Irish clerical fireaten and silent sympathisers with crime feel on the subject. Leo XIH. has done nore than spoken with a considerable degree plainness against those .Irish who have ...

... have been, the part many persons taking no active part in the perpetration of those crimes, meet determined closing of the eyes to the acts of the ruffians by whom the crimes were committed. It is even the case, unfortunately, that the outrages have found ...

... this Roman Catholic manual and the vehement denial of the crimes of whicti they have been convicted the most irrefragible evidence. would certainly be too much to expect that '.i*mi convicted crimes which make the civilized world shudder would confess their ...

... Prevention of Crimes Act tothe relatives of murdered men and women, ortonersons such as Field, the juror, who have snffered from murderous stieski made upon themselves. It is that the. compensations shonld given, and is the districts in which the crimes were committed ...

... with Irish crime. And as regards the severity with which Ministers have put the law in motion, after having obtained the power, they have rather erred on the side of laxity than on that severity. The alhisions Mr Trevelyan to the terrible crimes which have ...

... Orangemen Bradford, Ireland SUto rebellion, —Condition continues to eminently unsatisfactory M«eb.'.outsWk« denunciation the •crimes which are disgracing the country is having as little effect as the cgislation of the Government to bringing them to end, and ...

... Parliament, and of course entirely inconaistent with good government, convicts undergoing the punishments awarded to thair crimes were to held to be eligible to tit in the House of Commons. True, the felony which Davitt waa convicted was not of the ordinary ...

... the while in the neighbourhood their crime, thus had the opportunity, of whioh oourse they were not slow to avail themselves, to get clear off. The worst of all this is that it emboldens the perpetrati'm of more crimes. It has been stated by Mr Forster in ...

... which the frightful crime has been traced out and is being brought home to the perpetrators is vary remarkable. And though the approver Carey is, his own showing, a villain deeply dyed, the revelations which have brought the crimes to light, and to which ...

... received in Bombay of the murder Siegfried Lauger, an Austriau traveller, by a tribe Daeries in Arabia. The object of the crime wu probably robbery. The Political Agent at Aden is engaged in endeavours to bring the criminals justice. The Archbishop of ...