... the searchers a ntember of them went to find the Wilcox brothers. When apprehended the latter denied any knowledge of the crime, hot afterwards admitted their guilt and maide the following confes. ion in writing :- We were going down the road, when we ...

... M1ARaH 25, 1876. CRIME IN NORTH WALES. Her Majesty's judges when they take the North WVales Circuit go upon what to them is a holiday tout, and they each in succession testify to the comparative froedom from crime enjoyed by this part of the Principality ...

... SATURDAY, PER UABY25th, 1888. OGDEN'S CRIME AND CONVICTION. on, GEORGE HENISY OGDEN, for nearly twenty years one of the relieving officers of the Bangor and Beaumaris Union, has paid the penalty of speculating in crime. At the Carnaryonshire Assizes on Wednesday ...

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... failefidto reduce crime. In the middle o of the present century the spectacle was sufficiently by dismal and depressing; for, notwithstanding the es- fin ?? -of institutions for, thb represalon of crime air, alrld the reformation of criminals, crime had continued ...

... There is always a large amount of contemplated but unperpetrated crime in Ireland. It is to be feared that the effect of temporary measures has been to post. ?? the commission of crime. The intention exists, but the opportunity is wanting, or else the ...

... lo the crimes of force and violence is now applied to crimes of fraud and theft, to which it has no analogvy passing by the fact, that punishment awarded by a criminal court i-, in truth, equivalent to sentencing. a prisoner to a life of crime, since ...

... expiated his crime on Tuesday morning, and thus the last act in one of the greatest of modern sen- nations, and one of'the foulest of murders, was enacted. Everything connected with the horri- ble affair was of an extraordinary nature-the crime itself, the ...

... n of crime other than intimidation ; but they did inoite to intimidation, and that the consequeice uf the incitement was that crime end outrae woro com- mitted by the persons inci'ed. 9,-CcOPZxEATION To PHRSONs INJURED IN THE COUMMTSION OF CRIME. The ...

... . BEAUMARIS. I CRIME fN; ANOLEsEY.-At the Quarter Sessions for Anglesey, held in this town on Friday last, the Chair- msan, John Williams, Esq., Treffos, made some remarks on the great increase of crime in Wales, there being no less than 172 committed ...

... the hon. member to critioised the administration of the Crimes Act, and moved his amendment to the effect that the b ameliorative Irish legislation of last session had a tended to diminish crime, while the coercive legis. lation had alienated sympathy ...

... the crime is the same. The crime and the guilt con- tc sist in the theft, not in the amount stolen. He who 31 steals a small amount, would gladly lay his hands on the larger, if he had rne opportunity; and as far as the ef-n is feacts of the crime, it ...