... neglected children from the dangers i. ! (. uptatious incident to their position, a large proportion of the present aggregate of crime might ■c pre- euted. That in the opinion of your Petitioners, legislation i> >iteded for the proper a:;d effective carrying ...

... by his prfiociency in crime. It will be said that the lad who has committed three or four felonies, stands more in need of reformation than he who has erred but once. And thus these schools will become a lasting inducement to crime. The child sees beyond ...

... country. — 4. It avoids pauperism — crime. — s. It is more efficacious in its operations as regards the moral and domestic comfort of the peo- ple, and in its tendency to reduce taxation, by its reduction of pauperism and crime, than the legisla- tion of our ...

... Horrible Circumstance.— The Lemberg Gazette contains a letter from Jaslo, in Gallicia, which gives the particulars of a dreadful crime committed on the 3rd, in the neighbourhood of that town. * A sister, it says, M murdered her sister, and, having roasted the ...

... mania for woman beating ? Poor Judge Talfourd, with his last breath, proclaimed that ignorance and drink caused most of our crime. There can be no harm in my re- iterating the statement. — I am, &c, X. Y. ...

... spoke in favour of the resolution. Mr. HUME thought that the present laws tended only to keep the people ignorant and foster crime. The press laws ought to be repealed altogether. The SOLICITOR-GENERAL objected to the resolution, because it implied a reproach ...

... in the city gaol. He was commit- ted to take his trial at the sessions. Pickpockets. — ln our last number, under the head Crime during the week, we took occasion to remark that depredations of every kind had been fewer than on former race weeks, and ...

... death of the Son of God, crucified for the redemption of man- kind, the allies of the enemies of His holy name at- tempted a crime against that city of peace and com- merce, against this city where all Europe in her years of dearth has always found open ...

... appre- hended by Mr. Oldham, superintendent of police at Barnstaple, on suspicion of being the perpetrator of the diabolical crime. It appears that, on Tuesday last, the young woman had been to Torrington, where she visited her employer, Mrs. Wills, and ...

... to the police, as it is impossible to mamtam order without them. Stabbing in Liverpool.— We regret to state that the above crime is on the increase in LiverpooL On Wednesday last the magistrates at the pohce-court were occupied with three cases, in one ...

... their throats cut, while in the third room lay the sixth child, with his throat cut, and quite dead. The floor upon which the crimes were perpetrated was literally deluged with blood. Messrs. Izod and Moss, surgeons, of Esher, having arrived, they immediately ...

... apprehended he cried, and was much depressed, and said he could not sleep at nights, but gave no expla- nation in regard to the crime he had committed. The probability seems to be that he is insane. On Tuesday morning last, a private soldier of the 41st depot ...