... CRIMES AND OFFENCES. .u a ring HIGHWAY Robbbries —On Thursday evening last, near Wolverhampton, Mr. John Griffiths, of the °i' nn Works, was attacked by highwaymen and, robbedl; a few minutes before, Mr. Phillips, jun.,of Penns escaped from the same party ...

... CRIMES AND OFFENCES. Murdrr committed 36 Ykars ago.—A man named James Malone, has been arrested in Ireland, and fully j committed to Maryborough goal for trial, charged with the wilful murder of Patrick Brennan, alias Nelly, at the | fair of Maro, Queen's ...

... pockets, and quitted the carriage at Heidelberg. The crime was not discovered until the train arrived Carlsruhe, when the man was found in the corner of the carriage, dead, and already cold. This crime appears to be unique in the annals of railroads. Murderous ...

... C---ME - -----CS---- CRIM.ES SAND O~vFFENCES. - . . n- MURDaR OFs A YOUNG WOMAN AT' Laxns,-On Sur.- Th el day night last, a most barbarous and deliberate murder visit ent was committed at Huntilet, one of the townships cotO' HI nlPrised in the borough ...

... CRIMES AND OFFENCES. MYSTERIOUS CAPE.-INQUEST ON THE BODY OF A MAN MURDERED TWENTY YBARB AGO. (Abridged from the A or them Whig of Saturday.) It may be in the recollection of our readers that, some time since, we made announcement of the discovery of ...

... CRIMES AND OFFENCES. Charge of Rape.—Captain John Nowhn, aide-cec imp to the Maiquis Norm r.bv when Governor o* Jamaica, and son-in-law another Marquis, brought at the Lambeth Police-office, the other day, chawed with an atrocious assault on Eleanor Freme ...

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... exercise her prerogative of mercy in the case of the boy Burrows, who expiated his crime on the Manchester scaffold, a few weeks ago, for if any difference existed between the crimes, certainly that committed by Banks was the most deserving of the sen- tence ...

... death is necessag to the security and wellbeing of society; and 1 elieve its total abolition would not tend to increase those crimes which it is now supnosed by many to prevent. The security and wedhbeing of societyd not depend on the severity of Punishments ...

... other judicial business, we rather fear than hope that it will increase, as it is so closely connected with the extension of crime. There is one consolation, however, that this increase will not be owing to any insufficiency in the numbers or any inefficiency ...

... say so now. In conclusion, he said: I aak you, titen, men ofc d oy Manchestetr if Yoa want to protect yourselves from the crime , I letof being accomplices directly in this matter, I ask you to walsh ty's your hands clean of the consequences, and determine ...

... conditions and perseveringly worked, our antici pations of its value both in preventing youthfu crime and checking vagrancy—in population lik ...