... to that species of crime so common of late in our community, committed I fear without reflecting upon its solemn and awful con-equences ; I mean, gentlemen, the assault and violation of the person and chastity of Females, a crime so atrocious in its ...

... of March it motion was made in this for the prodnetion various documents connected with the state of Ireland in respect of crime and outrage, including communica-' lions made to the Irish Government, relating to evidence connected with Ribbonism ; and ...

... admonishing them near to he guilty of the crime of shel. turing themselves in an outhouse a g a in, o r tb o) % . 0111(1 be infallibly committed to priso4. At another Office, tiso days etore, a man was charged %ill the crime of sleeping in the open air' '—ho ...

... and arc ro, warded with a 3 m ailer share of the necessaries and ozistelice. It is obserl oil by Mr. iluskisson, that the crime' of rape and murder, when committed on the persons of slaves, are properly punishable by death ; and that there are other offences ...

... the usual average, it cannot but be grattfying to observe that few of the offences are of the more heinous descriptions of crime, and that our population, all things considered, will bear favourable comparison, in this respect, : with almost any other ...

... A PROCLAIMILTION. WHEREAS .t has herr) represented to MP, that FINCH BOY ELL, Who stands charged with having committed the crime landed on Wednesday evening List from the Manchester Mail boat, BALSTON Commander, from Island of Dominica: I do IptVel.ly ...

... catalogue of his crimes and villainies, but can assure our readers that he has been compelled to fly from the leading cities in the United States, to escape the vengeance of outraged honour and the just severity the laws 'attach to crimes like his. It has ...

... cluelty and crime have been apprehended. Pike who hid al first succeeded in eff,cting his escape, was not however, arrested before Sunday afternoon, %sr he was found and secured on the Diego Mirrtin Road. The frequent occurrence of crimes of tkis nature; ...

... of the crime to - . ieh I have just adverted ; with however this markedo Istinotion—that the statue which creates this par; Oulu , offence, humanely provides that the consent of! e child at such a tender age shall make no differene: the crime—it being ...

... to Justice, and punish, in the most prompt and exemplary manner, all Persons .who shall be ((mid guilty of so diabolical a crime,-1 • do hereby offer a reward of ...

... (From .Me Liverpool Mud, April 10.) Crime. deny it who may. disguise it who can, is in. creasing in England.- It is not ordinary - crime, arising from a brutal state Of manners, or from ignorance in the lower classes of society. but from a vicious system ...

... figure of speech which treats us with the unsuccessful commission of a crime. But we beg to remind the histori,in that he is somewhat oblivious; there ate precedents for this enormous crime Queen Elirtheth's life was twenty times assailed by st,•sa,sins, chiefly ...