... survving slders of the 93rd High- landers who formed The Thin Red Line, and who, after seventeen years campagling in the Crimes end India, and twenty V years of hard honest work as a labonmr, is now in his old age unable further to eke ont his pension ...

... making. Do you know what it is to commit a robbery in the laws of the country, and then try to wind it up in another crime and crimes. You all mean to say I will keep your property and money whether you will or not. Then I will convict you all of felony ...

... right on the 15th instant (the date of the publishing here of the proclamation revoking the whole- some provisions of the Crimes Act). Between then and the night of the 1 9th inst., according to his sworn information, these seven head of cattle were singled ...

... your questions. 1 do not consider that the principle of the Crimes Act has anything in common with the suspension of the -labeas Corpus, which was carried out by Mr. Gladstone in 1880. The Crimes Act does notcreate new oftences, but merely provides a machinery ...

... of advantage to himself had been resorted to. Next to the crime of actual murder, that for which the prisoner bad been convicted was the most serious known to the law. It had been a capital crime until within a few years past, and had the prisoner been ...

... Mendiza- hal wvill adopt a medium course, by pensioning for life such of the existing fraternities as have not been convicted of crimes against the State, preventing the admission of new members, arid thus in time securing to the State the ulti- roate reversion ...

... discountenance the eftorts of the Republican and ?? party, than to congratulite mankind on the prospect of getting the public crime of the transatlantic ?? expiniiel for ever from the leaves of current historv. Everything is advanced that refers to the exce-ses ...

... good cause you advocate than mine. , About '0 per cent. of the crime in our3army is , owiiig to drunkenness, and when our men are re- moved from the temptation of intoxicating liquor, crime is practically unknown among them. Dur- ing the operations I conducted ...

... request Mr. Young to appear before the Board at eleven o'clock next Tuesday. The Board then adjourned. THE RECORDER OF LONDON ON CRIME. LognDox\, TUESDAt.-The July sessions of the Central Criminal Court was opened yesterday morn- ing. The Recorder, in charging ...

... outrage has at length evoked it Government reward, and tie sacrilege on tire Church of Clonmiiay is the last of a series of crimes which may well cause real concern to those entrusted with the peace of tire district. We have no desire wihatever to cast ...

... lopu- lation estimated at about 27,600,009. The total amount of relief in 1859 was £6,740,118. Passing on to the statistics of crime, we find that in 1858 27,946 persons were committed for trial; that of this number 19,446 were convicted, and 8,407 acquitted ...

... for another Placed ioi the position wbinch you now occupy. Oh, I imaplore of you to cease your career of crime. You have boen long used to crime, and you have suffered heavy sentences ; hut they have done you no good. I must new again pass upon you a ...