... whether our eta King will follow these precedents, cr confirlb seatence. The opiniol 13 that the man should suffer death for his crime.—Light bourn's Mail Notes. ...

... counsel, conceived the idea that his defence should be that he was not on the spot and therefore c , itild not be guilt) of the crime charged. But he had no knowledge that snip .rienc.+ has shown that circumstantial evidence pioperly tested and - was ...

... been brought to our notice prove that their statements are not altogether without foundation. In Jamaica some years ago, this crime assumed such huge proportions that it was found necessary to pass an Act making it lawful to il persons convicted of such; ...

... been brought to our notice prove that their statements are not altogether without foundation. In Jamaica some years ago, this crime assumed such huge proportions that it was found necessary to pass an Act making it lawful to il g persons convicted of such; ...

... Thft_ Pa rdoneroi, Ye havespoken of crime and the doer. And the mission of mercy ye do; But I think that your words rang truer Had ye spoken of Justice, too; Ye hsve told of the years that !louden, With their vengeance so heavy and grim, But the dead—in ...

... r-M - indeci enough to prai4e, might we not Alt least be sensible enough to be silent ? To lose mo-Asy ill I. indsel oft-s a crime ; but to ger it ill is +4 sVot,4l ; and to spend it ill worst or all. Th. m in hts nothina of but iilost-ious ancestors i a ...

... be:iove (Ind we are not ashamed to cnn'eas that we are among the number) that nothing but flogging will put a period t i this crime. On the other hand there is a section of the °lmmunity who deptioats drastic measures, not because they do not believe it will ...

... Judges presiding at the Circuit Courts there been presented with the White Kid Glo7es. an emblem of the country's freedom from crime. When we visited, there were only three prisoners; these were udergoing short sentences—two men and one wcman. The present ...

... presumably inflicted with a heavy iron bar found on the premises; the body on discovery was still warm, indicating that the crime had not been perpetrate I for any length of time. An PNamination of the premises did ,it 'to the vreh thility ot severe struggle ...

... to at (location by Sir El ward Carson, The troyarnmentr, the Premier added, ”heard with deep indignation of this atrocious crime against the law ot nations and usage of war. Coming it ti , les contempor• aneously the with lawless cruelty to the population ...

... cime, and tlhy leave, broken in heart and ruined financially. Distal; must be kept out of this country, and crime must be kept out. But the crime 411ould be proved, and the disease should be apparent and dangerous. There is no reason for keeping out ignorance ...

... those which may be adduced on the subject. Many years ago provisions were much more widely planted than at preaent, aiil the crime of stealing then was nut so prevalent. But of late yeata, and it seems with the exodus of our beet latouret 8, we have managed ...