... DISSENT AND CRIME IN MERIONETHSHIRE. Fortunately it is no uncommon thing to see a blank calendar in Merionethshire, for, like other parts of North Wales—in spite of the terrible teaching which, as the London Standard informs us, proceeds from dissenting ...

... the past, but he supported the present Bill because it contemplated four objects-the prevention of crime, the detection of crime, the punishment of crime, and the repression and suppression of incendiaries. Upon the last point, which involved the suppression ...

... ambridge, 21, by shooting him with a gun at Woodland, near Staindross, on the 13th February. Prisoner was found guilty of the crime of manslaughter, and sentenced to ten years1 penal servitude. ...

... The force is complete. Indictable offences: Number of crimes committed, 7; num- ber of persons apprehended, 4; discharged, 1; committed for trial, 3. Corresponding quarter last year: Number of crimes committed, 5; number of persons apprehended, 3; discharged ...

... presentment, as to a large proportion of crime being attributable to the use of liquor, the intemperate use of liquor. I believe, and my experi- ence leads me to the conclusion, that a very large propor- tion of the crimes of violence committed throughout the ...

... They lived by stealing and pilfering. Crime, as far as it regard- ed the rural population of this county, and indeed all other counties in Wales, was very low indeed; and they all knew that nearly all the crimes committed were done by system- atic tramps ...

... place, but also the health and comfort of its inhabitants, and the degree in which they are trouble(i by the presence of 'crime. It requires a mind of a peculiarly stupid or prejudiced type to leny now-a-days that the public health depends very largely ...

... what it is worth, for which would be the greater crime to withhold their vote from the tory candi- date or their signature from the tory document? We cannot, perhaps, decide upon the magnitude of such crimes, and therefore it would be vain to try to weigh ...

... the House, and it was Earl Russell who at some length inquired what the Govern- ment intended to do to stop the increase of crime and out- rage in Ireland, and what were to be the leading features of the measure for improving the tenure of land, which they ...

... keeping the hostile factions at peace, but acts of violence continue to recur. Scarcely a week, indeed, passes without some new crime of this kind.—Although we know really tittle of what is passing at Rome, we know enough to be aware that the proceed- ings ...

... betrayed and abandoned, determined upon revenge, disguised herself as a man, and deliberately shot her seducer. She confessed her crime but the jury, with more pity for the girl-she was an orphan- -than respect for the law, absolutely acquit- ted her. On Tuesday ...

... to the 28th day|of February:—Number of crimes committed 18; number of persons apprehended, 11; discharged, 2; com- mittedfortrial, 9; number of crimes not traced, 9. Corresponding week last year: Number of crimes commited,14; number of persons apprehended ...