Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... t under the ?? snd instructive title, which will form th* key- note to the whole collection— THB BOMANCE OP CRIME. BEID THE ROMANCE OF CRIME, BT FBED C. V. HARCTOUR^ ' IN THR Vy EEKLY TNDEPENDENT THIS WEEK. J^UNDEBOOURIBR. J Is First tn point of Clr«ila«os ...
... only the decrease of crime, and Consequently of the vast sums of public 'money expended upon the partial reprea- -1 sion of crime, bnt also of the fearful amount of snfferi-si which the punishment, no less than the perpetration of crime, entails upon society ...
... llowitt's Journal Office, 171, Strand. T. RODGERS, Agent, Sheffied. ; PRICE lid. ONLY. LORD NUGENT contributes a Paper or CRIME to the PEOPLE'S JOURNAL for the pre , s- nt week. Contents of No. 74 for May 20: â Engraving .- Neapolitans on the Sea Shore ...
... CHAPTER IX. â COULD LOVE LIKE LISSA'S DIE? CHAPTER X. â THE TOILS AND STRUGGLES OF CHAPTER XI. ? A WICKED WOMAN. THE CRIME OF THE CROFTS, or BEN'S POPULAR SCIENCE PAPERS. By HARRY BLYTH. CHAPTER XI. â A WICKED WOMAN. OUR GREAT CITIES BY NIGHT. ...
... is retained from the beginning -to tha end of the work by a skilful admi -tore of fiction -with fact. A romantic story of a crime, delicately woven into the plot, heightens the interest. Every resident in Yorkshire, Lancashire, Derbyshire, and NoUa should ...
... before crime bas tainted their nature, and to rear them up lv habits of virtue and industry. Thie is not only what Christian charity demands, but what even our temporal interests dictate. How small tbe sum that will rescue a child from vice and crime ; but ...
... OF PBEVIOUS CHAPTERS. Curu VU.— NO MONEY. NO FRIENDS. Ci-nix VUI.— THE 80LIDITY OF WEALTH. WE SAW ON EVERY SIDE. THE CRIME OF THE CROFTS, or BEN'S RAGGED FAIRY. By Hai—. Blxu. ■anas IX.— NEWS AT LAST. Cairo-. X.-HOW GEORGE ESCAPED. OUR GREAT CITIES ...
... MURDER. By F. C. V. HARCOURT. Author of The Rokancb or Crime, Expediences or a Pbison Svsoeon, &o. About tbe year 1863, tbe quiet town of Wirksworth, in Derbyshire, was startled by * CRIME OF TERRD3LE ATROCITY, and the sensation waa all the pr eater ...
... MURDER. By F. C. V. HABCOUET. Aathor of The Eomakce os\ Crime, . Experiences oe a Prison Surgeon, Ac. About the year 1863, the quiet town of Wirkawortb, in Derbyshire, was startled by a CRIME OP TERRIBLE ATROCITY, and the sensation waa all the greater ...
... eventually he agreed to pay the sum of 25,000 Dollars for the body, and to give up all efforts to bring the perpetrators of the crime to justice. The body was handed over (in return for the 25,000 Dollars) to a young rel- ative of Mrs. Stewart, at a lonely ...
... SHEFFIELD. WEEKLY INDEPENDENT co-rtam-s r_u ro_xowr_ta 1 — SIR FRANCIS CHANTREY AND HIS NORTON FRIENDS. ?? rv*. ?? TOMB, THE CRIME OF THE CROFTS, ob BEN'S RAGGED FAIRY. ?? By Eatr Btrra. CKsrxaa I.— A BAGGED FAIBY. Caarram IL— LEFT FOE DEAD. MIRIAM. ** ltn ...
... reform of erimi- •als, and the repression of crime ? And if so, how coold snob obstacles be removed ? What means is it desirable to adopt to prevent the passing of sentences [ ?? to the proper repression of crime ? In the ' Education department the questions ...