... which his party had gained before that crime was committed was then loet. The dagger which killed Lord Cavendish nearly killed the Land League as well. That is not. much of a ground on which condemn atrocious crime, the that it proved to be rather tisfertMe ...

... is or has bean honeycombed with treasonable and murderous conspiracies. is on the Invincibles, because of their crime in Phcsnix Park—a crime laid naked and bare, in all its hideous details, the evidence given in the Commission Court—that attention has ...

... doubt, if the morality of society were improved, there would be less crime. It does not roquire a conjuror to tell that, if you can make people good enough not to commit crime, then crime will not be committed. The deduction too self-evident to take rank ...

... brigand, guilty of numerous murders, was lately missed from the gaol there, but the police, after a raid on the haunts of crime, succeeded effecting his recapture. The man now avers that he did not break out of prison, but was taken out by angel, whom ...

... coadjutor. The business to be transacted at the recent Assizes throughout Ireland indicated a great decrease in the prevalence of crime. The exceptions the happy state of things were the counties of Westmeath and Mayo. Four of the mutineers of the North Tipperary ...

... Mrs Tregillis at Plumstead. Since her condemnation the wretched woman was greatly agitated, but she made no referense to her crime. ...

... has ordered some 400 photographs to be distributed among the police authorities in various parts of the country. atrocious crime was committed on Saturday in Lambeth, London, by an American, medical student. Shortly after three o'clock in the morning, ...

... escape. When an alibi conclusively established, of course it completely proves innocence, for a man cannot be guilty of a crime committed at another place than that at which he was present; but when alibi breaks down, it is almost equal to a plea of guilty ...

... taking any part in the murders of Lord F. Cavendish and Mr Burke. It may hoped that this further proof that tkeae dreadful crimes will be found out will tend to discourage tha perpetration of them. ...

... MAY 8, 1882. THE TRAGEDY IK IRELAND. A universal thrill of horror will be canted today by the intelligence of the fiendish crime perpetrated on Saturday evening Phoenix Park, Dublin. looks if it had been committed beings who had never shared the ordinary ...

... he haassst her Where is now the Irish gallantry which made a certain Irish Member declare that if the search clause of the Crimes Prevention Bill, applied to women, were enforced, it would be over his dead body? Iriah gallantly in these days, like the ...

... and crimes whioh, when committed, ware probably expected to peas unpunished, are being punished with stern severity. That both just and expedient, nor need say superfluous sympathy expended the miserable men who, in perpetrating the worst of crimes, have ...