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... nature, ninety were accused lor crimes against property, and ten against the' person | tvbereas in Ihe counlry places, *e\enly-sit out of the ?? were committed for crimes against the person, and only twenty- four for crime again* t property. Thence it ...
... of the Cri- ?? .1 rl, onwards of 200 Crimes, very different in 33 ?? : ioi >•, .« «,«u, •««■ •. ?? Jneif s« r *h.di U enacted not only for burglary, for rape, for l)e»i hi ;V trpa . on . hut for various crimes unattended with t ?? croeltv « JJSa ...
... the crime might have been arrested by the order of any magistrate as soon as the guilt could be reasonably presumed; the flagrant delit always gives this rig. it 'ami often imposes this duty ou the magistrate called to the - ,., on which a crime may ...
... Tho knowingly concealing a murder %as oot a capi t.i offence, but a donbt existed as to whether the pnnisbmeut for such a crime should be only one year's imprison- ment, or whether by an Act or King William it might not be ex- tan-lad to aeveu years. ...
... victims of crime ; but the Criminal Law met them at every point, and opposed an impenetrable barrier to their efforts, rooting out and destroying the seeds of be- nevolence wherever they endeavoured to sow them. Our laws were the protection of crime, and made ...
... person in LnnA.n, the utter impossibility of accomplishing tbe crime, wonld surely be rcceivedajevidei.ee against the existence of the intention; and yet the accomplishment of that crime was not more improbable that the attainment of the object of vvhich ...
... R. H EVANS, 3ec. THE BOYS' HOME, Church Farm, East Barnet *Certified Industrial School for Destitute Boys not convicted of crime, all of whom are lodged, clothed, led, and trained to honest industry. DONATIONS and SUBSCRIPTIONS very thankfully received ...
... n— this hag been my ambition, and this ambition has been my crime. Judged by the law of England, I know this crime entails the penalty of death! Hut the history of Ireland explain* my crime and justifies it. Judged by that history, I am no criminal— ...
... regard to an exact state- ment of the real state of crime in the country, I did think it to be both expedient and advantageous that the committee should be appointed to inquire into the state of crime and the administration of justice in that part of the ...
... been vagrant and disorder!., but have never beeu convicted' of crime, they have been selected from numerous applications as being destitute, ! and 111 danger of lapsing into crime. Irom this danger they have been rescued by the Boys' Home ; and the ...
... situation lo be tempted to the commission of fresh crimes ; to enable others to return to their relatives and friends (often residing at a di-tance), and thereby to prevent their again be- coming involved in crime and misery ; to supply, in part, clothing and ...