... endorsing the crimes of Broadhead and Crookes, and exalting these mis- reants to the rank of martyrs on behalf of their trade institutions. They admit all that the worst enemies of Unionism ever alleged, when they allow that the murders and other crimes of Broad- ...

... side is virtue and Erin; On theirs is the Saxon and guilt. CRIME IN THE ISLE OF MAN.-Captain Golzlie, the Head Constable of the Isle of Man, has issued his yearly return of the state of crime in the island for the year ending December, 1868. The total ...

... adequate relief was not afforded to lunatics if they were kept out till they were dangerous and showed intention to commit a crime. It was those who resided in the most populous places and were nearest to the poor who were most likely to suffer, and this ...

... what is this cry of vengeance which to resounds on every side of us ? Dreadfuland past all r imagination as have been the crimes of a certain gc number of our enemies, what meansthis hot cry for t indiscriminate vengeance upon all P Is there, then, vi ...

... charge was that the late Governor of Jamaica feloniously and of his malice aforethought killed George W. G(urd,,n. But the crime, if any at all, was more heinous than an ordinaly miurder: it was sought to be proved that Mr. Eyre used his public position ...

... aniything tither next session in view of thb impending' diseussioni on the redistribution of seats and the renewal of the Crimes Act (I'reland). He expressed disapprobation of the division of the counties into, electoral: districts. The hon member announced ...

... favour, and affection ; and, though boycotting continues, examples are being made every week in the Special Courts under the Crimes Act, which are having a very powerful effect upon the village tyrants, who for so long had enjoyed immunity from punishment ...

... seize on the persons of those whom d they stop, and require ransom; sometimes also y they are guilty of far more detestable crimes. ,L'They lately met with a grazier and his daughter . driving some cattle ; they murdered the father, d and then wanted to ...

... nitl tile swsoril rre still at work in Spain, as if the chastisemseiq if heaven but prorcsed ak con- tiona sace of t tie crimes tiley uvere cosonnissisned( to pusissh. Osl the ith i sistatst Den Carlos was sect ID issg towards Biseay, atsd Jauisregui ...

... which many of our gauls under their present ta managenient greatly contributed, for we spent liberally cc to detect and punish crime, and then cast our culprits P( on society to beg or to steal-they had no other alterna- mn tive and therefore; it was that ...

... singer, The woman that maketh a good pudding in silence : is better than she who makoth a tart reply. It seems that it is a crime to sleep on the railroad. n At any rate the death penalty is attached to it. ti It is easy for a bishop to be good on £5000 ...

... received !a any despatches from his Government in any way 'or mentioning Allsopp. In the first place Allsopp is guilty of no crime, if tne confession of Orsini, whicl ISt is everywhere believed, may be relied upon. If lae ell were guilty of anythin g, he ...