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... years 1854-4, which accounts for the general decrease of arunkenness and crime in that as compared with previous years. First then, simple drunkenness, which is not a legal crime in Edinburgh, taken from Ist June in each year, showed;— Under Old System ...
... national vice, the prolific source of crime and social disorder. 2 — That while the legislation of this country has for three centuries admitted the traffic in strong drink to be the fountain ot pauperism, drunkenness, and crime, and thus continually recognised ...
... depredators on the public weal. If, therefore, public-bouses were the great means of promoting and propagating crime, what must that crime cost the country for the adminis- tration of justice and the punishment of criminals? The resolution referred to ...
... French nation and the French army at tbe recent atrocious attempt upon tbe life of the Emperor. No less detestation of the crime was felt in this country. But the friends and independent supporters of Lord Palmerston — amongst whom I place myself—reason- ...
... acquainting himself with the residence and habits of persons suspected of committing crimes, and endeavour ing to prevent by every means in his power the perpetrating of crimes and offences against the laws, and bringing aU offenders before the Justices. A ...
... Departmentsâ I.â J urisprulouce:â international and Municipal Law Sec- tionâWUliam Barber. Esq., M.a., Q.C. Repression of Crime Bection :â Chairman, C. E. Howard Vincent, L'eq., Lirector ol Criminal Investigations. 2.â Education:â Francis Sharpe ...
... entirely precluded ; and views with pain and regret that the committee should recommend the Conference to treat as a crime, (much less a crime worthy of expulsion,) the free expression of opinion ; and expresses its conviction that where evil exists in the ...
... acquainting himself with the residence and habits of persons suspected of committing crimes, and endeavouring to prevent by every means in his power the perpetrating of crimes and offences against the laws and bringing all offenders before the Justices. Candidates ...
... acquainting himself witb the residence and habits of persons suspected of committing crimes, and en- deavouring to prevent by every means in his power the perpetrating of crimes and offences against the lawß and bringing all offenders before the Justices. ...
... NEXT SATURDAY WILL BE PUBLISHED BS THE • CHRONICLE ■ i A STORY BY FERGUS HUME, ENTITLED THE SAND - WALKER A FATHER'S CRIME. At Leeds Assizes on Saturday, Tom Mellor (29) labourer, was sentenced to death for the murder of his illegitimate daughter ...
... of that act has resulted in a large diminution (in some districts more than 50 per cent.) of Sunday drunkenness and general crime. The Scottish Temperance League has collected and published a mass of statistics and testimonies all showing that great ad ...
... acquainting himself with the residence and habits of persons suspected of committing crimes, and endeavouring to prevent by every means in his power the perpetrating of crimes and offences against the Laws, and bringing ali offenders before the Justices. ...