... THE HISTORY OF A CRIME: THE TESTIMONY OF AN EYE-WITNESS. BY VICTOR HUGO. I. THE FIRST DAY-THE AMBUSH XiV. THE D'ORSAY BARRACKS (con/ineed) COLONEL FERAY, the son-in-law of Marshal Dugeaud, was in command at the barracks ; he offered the use of his dr ...

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... Law alone has the right to command you. Well, to-day the law is violated. By whom? By you. Louis Bonaparte draws you into a crime. Soldiers, you who are Honour, listen to me, for I am Duty. Soldiers, Louis Bonaparte assassinates the Republic. Defend it ...

... heard some Representatives express doubt about them. He asserted that this was unjust, that the workmen realised the whole crime of M. Bonaparte and the whole duty of the People, that they would not be deaf to the appeal of the Republican Represen. tatives ...

... CRIME: ITS CA USE AND CURE. THE NEW SCIENCE OF WICKEDNESS. A BOOK has recently been contributed to Mr. Scotts Cntenp Science Series which is certainly not the least worthy of attention of the remarkable works which have appeared in that collection ...

... EXTRAORDINARY STORY OF CRUELTY AND) CRIME. A shocking case has just been disposed of at the county Tyrone assizes. Samuel Brown, aged thirty, a married man, was tried for abducting ]3essie Stevenson, a girl under eighteen. The pair eloped to Canada, but ...

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... CRIME KENN NESS DURING The f i are the returns of the cases dispesed of at our different Police Courts duri the Fair om of last week till Saturday the for the same time ef the ear. will be seen that there is a holidays last y falling off im the of per- ...

... IMP/ S AND MIYSTERIES.* li lay down 'Miss Warden's new novel with a sense of having been led blindiold through a labyrinth of crime, at every turn of which our nerves Etre thinledl by some new atrocity, not seen-for are we not blindfold - but ?? 1 av aoul ...

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