... CRIMES AND OFFENCES. vi Murder.—Mr. Copemaa, jun., ton of Mr. Copcmiu, farmer, of B'yborough, was found on Sunday abort nine o'clock, on the road leading from Kirtea to quite dead. His throat was cut, and the body-was otherwise dread fill mangled ; apiece ...

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... so dear, And human life so cheap! War, war, war ! Misery, murder, and crime Are all the blessings I've seen in thee, From my youth to the present time. Misery, murder, and crime! Crime, misery, murder, and woe! Ah that I'd known in my younger dayo A tenth ...

... and one of the most ?? crminail judges in the country, has wtrstezi a 'emarkable snide for the Jailnaty Sctibiir; entitled Crime and the- La*, int *hioh a a wskeA some ertinenS suggessions forthe reform1 f crimial edur in New .Yor in regatd to the origit ...

... And human life so cheap. '.o WVar-war-war ! ar Misery, murder, and crime, Are all the blessings I've seen in thea te From my youth to the present time; te Misery, murder, and crime- m Crime, misery, murder, and woe: io A ! would I had known in my younger ...

... appeal; U~ntil Ihe spirit, ?? withjnl the soul, RVere free, a id bounlding ott wards to thle goal ! Until thev knew it were a crime to rest; Vi hen one brave heart wnas prison'd or opprest! Until, with one acuoid, they started up, Strong as a giant rising ...

... domain of legal crime yet tolerated in this a country, whether out of respect for the influence of pro- Y perty or for the exigencies of poverty. The author not D only recognises the lamentable extent to which oompli- c city in crimes which subject their ...

... regulated com- enities (mcrked by security of life dged the rarity of crimes of violence) are here absent, and that wide opben- - inrs are left for the escape of the darkest crimes. Had s tiure been an officer of public health, and a verificationl i of ...

... ourselves, T .Md bless our enemy. War! war! war! W Misery, murder, and crime, N Are all the blessings I've seen in thee From my youth to the present timne; Misery, murder, and crime- Crime, misery, murder, and woe: Ah i! would I had known in1 mv younger days ...

... marriage Is made of solid bread: Want's many-childed pestilence That curseth board and bed- That ghastly league, of woe with crime, To which starved men are driven)- Though marriage call'd, by law-mails saints, Bath other names in heaven. lady! may all the ...

... The extent v of crime thus indirectly occasioned by the e character of our seafaring population is not a a mere suggestion of fancy, but is capable of a c very curious and extraordinary proof. The i elements have an influence. Crime in Liver- a pool ...