... Wednesday Sept. Bernard M*Lusky, labourer, lately residing Blshopton parish of Erskiue*Renfrewshire, was charged with the crime of culpable homicide ; in far upon tire h day of July last, being employed that part of the Glasgow and Greenock Railway, where ...

... confusion in the depths of these abysses of iniquity, the shades are so thick, that all traces of justice are effaced. Even the crimes of some of the prisoners are not recollected ; they are, therefore, retained for ever, because is not known to whom they should ...

... time since, who t tained unenviable celebrity more than twenty years ago. T* was the Bishop of Clogher, who was indicted for crime, committed in St. James’s, London, in 1822, forfeited h* and fled, was degraded from his ecclesiastical dignity, and never ...

... dragging them, along with unarmed, and therefore non-combatanC citizens, into a cruel and oppressive bondage, thus leaving crime to unpunished and immorality to pass unreproved. A border warfare is evermore lie deprecated ; amt over such a war has existed ...

... GLASGOW CIRCUIT COURT. Thursday. The court opened to-day at nine o*clock. David M'Aully was placed the bar, accused of the crime of rape, or assault with intent to ravish, &c., committed upon a child nine years of age, upon Glasgow Green, on 7th October ...

... felt in Madrid that tho ex-Regent is the only man capable of rescuing Spain from the difficulties in which it now involved. Crimes, casual ties, It does not appear that the statement which has been put forth by several of the papers with something ke authority ...

... Dr. Willis gave The speedy repeal of all those laws enhance the price of food, and are productive of poverty, rality, and crime.” Mr. Cobden thanked the Lord Provost for all he had do time past—for all he was doing—and for all that he was su yet intended ...

... seems, be brought over to this coun try to undergo the form of a trial. As we hear, the happy parricide is unconscious of his crime, to wluc ie says he was impelled by a superior and commanding power. For its consequences he has regrets ; but he talks muc ...

... pleasuring early ns 10 o’clock in the morning, and remain past midnight. His little sister was locked up in the house by herself Crimes, casualties, &c. —4 One day last week, two individuals went into Mr. Colin Drummond’s, Hunting-tower ; and while engaged in ...

... afterwards confessed that he was in reality James Bryce, though at the same time strenuously denying that he was guilty of the crime laid to his charge. He stated the reason of his leaving Airdrie, that from the excited state of public feeling, and the suspicion ...

... our Australian possessions is afforded by the fact noticed in the advices before us, that Ca«h,tbe notorious villain, whose crimes have long rendered him infamous, had ventured into Hobart Towm, with another individual, in the garb of a sailor; and being ...

... error will be moved for in his case. This man appears to have thought that his Orangeism would obtain him impunity for any crime, and there was a time when it would have done so. 4 CONVICTION OF POLICEMAN. The C-rlow Sentinel, of Saturday, case tried the ...