... and not Jiesurques, committed the crime, but1 all was in vain, anud the latter was condemned and executed, protesting to the last his entire in- nocence. Five years afterwards Duboso was arrested for another crime, and being then con- fronted with the ...

... property throughout the country. Deep ?? was also expressed with the rela- tives of the victims of the foul and atrocious crime. Lomonmirnmir.-The weekly meeting of the Board of Guardians of this union was held at the Workhouse on Saturday last. Mr. John ...

... and for which crime Richas4 'Win- grove is now under Temand, charged oa his own confession with cornsnittia murder. Evidenoe was giver thst the accusedi splike to a. policeman about an hour before the murder near the staes of the crime, end Dr. Luff. ...

... called on them to beware of a party he nlamed, The beliofeniong soemc at the time Was, that whether or not he com- iuitted tile crime, laire was ulconscious of it, having becn in a state of intoxication at the time, On Fri- day a rumour Wa s prevalen1t in the ...

... whether they require it or not, without any check or .proviso. It is a direct p remium on rascality and !the encouragement of crime. Thle suspect in question has, I am told, written to his wife coli- * ratulatsng themselves on his good luck, nut only ) nnot ...

... practical sympathy should he showi by Corporatious and Poor-law Guardians of every county to assist in hunting them up Great crimes had been committed, end it was he duty of every man to assist the Governmentin purging the country of the assassins. The reso ...

... without his assistance in identifying it, these 'he young thieves would likely have escaped. It is Ea. ras tisfactory to find crime so promptly detected.? ...

... I i I I I k I I I I I I 5 t I AWARDS UNDER TtB CRIMES ACT. DuBLIN, TcESDAY NanTU.-The Ditlin Gazette of to-night contains a notice of the following awards for compensation under the Prevention of Crimes Act:- Mr. Sm)ythe, Fitzwilliam Place, Doblin, for ...

... THE POLICE COT TS. Mr. MOrTON' said ile fonnd it resorted by Rev. Dr. Busby that children charged in the Police Courts w7ith crimes were being remanded to the workhouse, and mineed tip wuite their workhouse children. This pracrice must have a rather deletetiocs ...

... correepondenco between the Irish Government and the Lieutenants, Deputy-Lieutenants,or Magistrates of .reland relating to crime in any county; and for a return o. the murders, attempts to niurder, aggra- votod assaulte, or agrarian outiages reported by ...

... Bod, Mae, from BelfastF SAL]) From Newry, the scheoner Ancona, for St. John, N.B., in ballast. MVBDERt FOR Lovn.-An odious crime has beent commit~ted On the road fromx Chaxteanlin to Ploghenl, iin the department of Finis~terre. It appears thati a farm ...

... for it, the country is infinitely more orderly aun more comfortable tnan it, ?? was at ary timre under Mr. Gladstone's rule. Crime has dirninisher). boycotting has declined, the iaiis &and 'veorb'ouses arc emptier the banlks are fuller. A parlia ment. ry ...