... death, We sa; the full kmowledge that in former years crimes m ) more atrocioes then they were guilty of were expiated st the The excellent Dr Paley, in which we have briefly stated, mentions that crimes « by a multitude belong to thet clase in which the ...

... to the crimes of breach of the peace and assault, the gun not being loaded. Sentenced to be imprisoned for 60 days, or pay a fine of £2, 10s.—Willitm Hansen, seamen on beard the sloop Briandsoox of Amend,, was charged, on Wednesday, with the crime of theft ...

... known by some early settlers, from a certain ahebeen house which was ones there. (Laughter.) PREVENTION OP CRIME. A paper on thepreventlon of crime was read by Mr W. H. Jsmesoze. He said the juvenile reformatories were open to grave objections. Their position ...

... instance of the Procurator-Fiscal, charged with the crime of falsehood, fraud, and wilful imposition upon Mr Rennie, innkeeper, here, on the evening of Monday last. He pled guilty, and, in extenuation of his crime, alleged that be had been suffering very mach ...

... virtually without policemen. Their system was almost wholly deterrent, and sought to prevent crime simply by trying to show the criminal class what even small crimes might lead to. There is every reason to believe that for a long time it answered its object ...

... motored. The Qneen'e writ now runs in every part of the land. Agrarian crime is at the lowest figure it has reached for 10 years. Boycot• ting is at the vanishing point. Ordinary crime was lower. The relations between landlord and tenant are not so strained ...

... the degree of crime which led to exceptional legislation in Ireland was exceeded by the amount of serious crimes for a similar pool'stie)* in Scotland—vis., 8083, or 771 above the Inuit figure. The Scotch excess is, however. rained by crimes against property ...

... Parties at:soused of the theft. &e., and la' , !Ala with the reset. Devlin, hating already been fir a 'Memo crime. was tint brought to the bar. The crimes libeled e the breaking into end stealing from the aarehmise neettpied by James maruforturer, !, Ditioder ...

... for These gory signs of mourning. Says Crime, No, no, For me they grow My grueonme path adorning. But Death perceives The triple leaves And cries, Oh ! do not sever A type that blends Three demon friends, Crime, Rapine, Death, for ever. 0 the ohamrook ...

... Public Questions Committee, and Committee on Tay Ferries Dr Watson Wemyas to move (let), that Seeing the great increase of Crimes against the Person and Property of the lieges throughout the Country, the Commissioners of Supply of the County of Fife do ...

... fancies before it, says :— Foremost amongst the ' evils, sins, and crimes' which the memorialists allude to, without naming, are child-murder and criminal abortion. The increase of these crimes has lately attracted the attention of the Lord Advocate and Scottish ...

... made by Mr Gladstone at Southport. Mr Gladstone hail mid that not the slightest good had been done by the Crimes Act, and that the agrarian crimes numbered 762 in 1881, and 770 last year, and that, therefore, no change for the better had taken place. He ...