... subscribed at Yardley for rewards to Police-officers for their exertion in the detection of crimi- nals and the prevention of crime. The men were recom- mended by J. Isaacs, Esq., Chief-constable of the county. The celebrated firm of H. J. and D. Nicoll. ...

... express comnands of the Emperor for the murder of her husband and his second wife. Her real crime was either as herein given, Isowever, or tlle greater crime of being a Chsristian. The fact of the voman liaving crossed herself to the Enlglishl witnaess ...

... workhouse, the homes of the poor, and the honeless wanderers, form a record of mental and physical agony at once the shame and crime of our country. During these periodical embarrassments, which for the last half-contury have on their recurrence so dis- ...

... mnemobers of the Know-Notkling party, and shot officer Benton when loe was taking soene of his rowdy associates to prison, His crime was utterly withoub palliation or excuse-a brutal, wanton murder. Cross was another Ping Ugly, and a -leader of the rioters ...

... ofeth. Minister of the Intenor, a f Prefect of Palice to, the preservatiortof the lives and Pr. erties of the inabitants, crime is intreasing fearfuk y Kris. Of the many murders committed within a felln months none has created a more profound se5satier ...

... his trial in Warwick Gaol for -the murder of his sweetheart at Birmingham, on Wednes- day week (and who has confessed his crime), was some time ago a resident in Halifax. He was in the employ of Mr. B. Wilson, a shoemaker, King Cross Street, and soon ...

... imprisonment at Sing Sing and 300 dollars fine. While we think the punish- ment wholly disproportionate to the enormity of the crime, we are happy to know that the wrongs of the poor sailor are not wholly unavenged. This is the second officer convicted this ...

... been fruitless, and at times they are ready to abandon the investigation as hopeless. It is now close upon a month sine the crime was committed; the publi interest in the transaction-always a material guarantee for vigilance-is weakened witl every day that ...

... slave in the service of a Mr. Curry. After his appre- hensiou, the murderer made a voluntary confession of the diabolical crime. He stated to the jury that he had seen the two girls pass along, and knew Miss Griffith would have to go bark along the by-road; ...

... been Monday next, the 12th instant. Mullins is therefore allowed a week's longer lease of life than his predecessors in the crime of murder. The reason of the change has not transpired ; but the Sheriffs have officially communicated to him that Mon- day ...

... mutineers carried the frigate into Laguayra, and the greater number of them (afterwards) suffered the punishment due to their crimes. Walsh, however, escaped that fate. By his own account he has murdered with his own hand nine or ten persons. He acknowledges ...

... Nei~hbourhoodtJ Reference was made to the case of Mary Ashford; and It was stated that Abraham Thornton, who was accused of the crime, had led a wretched life, and met a miserable death. Some of Thorn- ton's relatives desire us to say that both the assertions ...