... (copyrfAt.) OLD MERYIN'S CRIME. ]33 iUIJGENIP, SBRLEc, CHAPTER T. The village of Penarth, on the coast of Wales, was twenty years ago a very different place to the village of to-day. There were then no hotel, no olema and pretty if not handsome streets ...

... great decrease of crime in Ireland since the establishment of the Irish Board in 1854, and boast that by means of the system whichthey.haveadoptedand put in operation, They are shutting, up their-prisons 'in Ireland,' whilst crime is steadily-increasing ...

... presenting examples of injustice. 6. Temptations to crime caused by the k probability either of entire escape, or of subjection c to an insuffi6ient punishment. The enumeration of E the causes of crime suggests the remedies. These consist chiefly, in my ...

... has committed a crime. But what is a crime 1 Fvery crime, like every transaction, is a complicated matter made up of scores of actions, alld always involving mental as well as physi- cal ingredients. To cut a person's throat is no crime; to bheak dpen' ...

... equal name, Tho' one is large, the other only small Now, otay second it you chante the frame, Thore vill arise vhat all a crime would call: It is not perjury, nor yet a lie. Nor anyone particular kind of vice My Whole's %country that's by no means nigh ...

... equal name, Tho' one is large, the other only small: Now, of my Eeeond it you chanreo the franme, There w.ill arise what all a crime would call: -It is not.perjury, nor yet a lie, Nor any one partiuolar kind of vieo: My WVholis a country that's by no means ...

... Heaven linger On this pool so dark and dread, Forn fearhill crhuo lles hidden Deep witlhin its murky bed. Nameless Is the crime forgotten, Save for this nuresting tide Seeming to recent ita watera Should so diro a death-deed hide. Scowflakes rest uot ...

... try again let your heart be content, In patience you'll flid the philosopher's stone. 'When enudeav'rinz the hartlen'd in crime to reclaim, And the progress you make, seetno a trifle, itldeed, Bear in mtind that the road to the temple of fame Proves romuch ...

... creating capital offe ces, sweeps, into the el net every crime which under any .possible circumn- stances may merit tile punishment of death. n Anid, indeed, as lie coefesses i llthe next page, h some crimes, which by no possible contiigeiicy, by s no conceivable ...

... Wexford Assizes, on Monday, congratu]ated tbhen on the peaceful state of the county and its freedom from crime. There were no cases of undetectei ti crime. An unusually high price for land was paid at a- sale in Limerick on Saturday. The interest in a. h farm ...

... innocent of the imputed crime, but are those of an em- L- peror reilly concerned for the misfortunes of his people. a It is quite possible that such acts may have been mere d hypocritical attempts to disarm suspicion; and if the k crime were proven, or even ...

... innocent of the imputed crime, but are those of an em- = peror really concerned for the misfortunes of his people. I It is quite possible that such acts may have been mere I hypocritical attempts to disarm suspicion; and if the crime were proven, or even ...