... THE CRIMES OF POWER. The present age has witnessed few public crimes more atrocious than the measure which has hurried unhappy Poland into a hopeless struggle against armed tyranny. It becomes more and more evident, with each day's addi- tion to our previous ...

... CRIMES AND OFFENCES. A Murderess.—The Supreme Court of Berne lately occupied with the trial of a very handsome girl« 21, of the ame of F.ukiaer, for having murdered, child. At a very early age th ...

... of crimes, arising from the he morals and habits of the lower orders of the people tol -e- having become worse ?-The increase of crimes is As rt. partly to he traced to that source. D.% Have you a general table there of the increase of I ny crimes within ...

... CRIMES AND OFFENCES. The Poisoning Case at Hackney.—The boy Allnutt, who was accused of causing the death of Mr. Nelme, his grandfather, by poison, reported to have made a written confession of his guilt, in a letter to his mother. In it he says,— 44 ...

... DRUNKENNESS AND CRIME. the He not deceived: -neither Ifornicatore. nor Idolatore, nor I- adulterers, nor DRUNKARDS shall Inherit the kingdom of God his T'o the Rev,. .JONA TFIAN BROOKS, Jector of Liverpool. eat I)EAR Sin,-Precisely twelve years ago ...

... after a most patient inquiry and great deliberation, had found him guilty of the crime of wilful murder, and taking into consideration the circumstances of that crime, he could not hold out to him any hope of mercy on thia side ot the grave. The offence ...

... CRIMES AND OFFENCES. Infanticide—On Monday afternoon, the dead body of an infant about fourteen days old was found drowned in Gregson-lane Brook, Walton-le-Dale. From the evidence adduced a: the inquest Tuesday, it appeared that it was the child of Bridget ...

... CRIMES AND OFFENCES. Giihert Macdona'd, ship joiner nbout years ot age. reccing in Raymond's- place, ii in cu f to in , Lor 'dH. charged with the murder his | knocking her do-.vn, jumping upon her breast, I rt, throwing her down stairs, on Saturday evening ...

... CRIMES AND OFFENCES. Obtaining Money vnder False Pretences.—Two persons, named Henry Adamson and B:idget Adams, have been committed tor trial at Hull, charged with obtaining money under false pretences, and supposed to connected with an extensively-organized ...

... CRIMES AND OFFENCES. A Bkltal i' v i' \n The coroner's inquest Alice lleaton, the wife of a rich farmer, neat 1 lorv, ic':, ■ suffered her ; in d : ...

... CRIMES AND OFFENCES. Confession Murdkr.—John Ramsay, a cheesemonger, in Matilda-place, Islington, is in custody in London, charged, on his own concession, with the muider of Mr. H. Williams, a solicitor, who, after indulging freely with some friends at ...

... CRIMES AND OFFENCES. Burglary at Borough Fen, near Crowland.— Between one and two o'clock on Saturday morning last, the dwelling-house of Mrs. Hilliam was entered three ruffians. They obtained entrance taking out the pantry window, and proceeded up to ...