... of obtaining valuable industrial information, which would enable them to support themselves without falling into courses of crimes. He did not say one word against reformatories for young criminals. He was very sorry that they had got so many young criminals ...

... having first destroyed the use of his victim's feet, abuses him because he cannot go ; and imputes grogginess” to him as a crime, as if he were in liquor like a groom, and not in agony.— Afr- Mile*, Veterinary Suryeon to the Life Guarde. Whitewash —Take ...

... and disturbance may not even now be wantingyet, in my judgment, Ireland has never exhibited such an exemption from general crime—from political agitation or from physical distress and privation as that which she now enjoys. (Cheers.) And I need not say ...

... 1800, had fallen to £558,000, being less than one-half of what it was ten years ago. (Cheers.) And, lastly, with respect to crime to which I have referred, it appears that the offences specially reported to head-quarters, in 1850, amounted to 10,039; in ...