... and Friday. The magistrates committed the prisoner for trial the York assizes. Shocking Attempt at Murder.—A most diabolical crime has been committed by two policemen stationed near Merthyr Tydvil, Glamorganshire. One of the men, named Rowland, had betn ...

... other motive, than the, mlity which this, work might be to mankind, could bave induced the Au- thor to undertake -«. The crimes ot our fcfhiw- » nmlanchojy reflection ; ihe tuosiderltlos of which affects whilst it humdiaiea human nature. The idea of ...

... Alhama Teva and Manuell Matamoros has been rejected, and they have been both sentenced to nine years' penal servitude, for the crime of differing belief from her most Catholic Majesty. The indignant astonishment which this judgment is well calculated to excite ...

... chief magistrate will admit that something ought to be done to stop the tide of drunkenness which is flooding our land with crime—which is filling our prisons with malefactors, our workhouses with paupers, our lunatic asylums with inmates, and our church-yards ...

... as an authentic Report of what wa proved upon oath before the Learned Judge* wh. lately sat at York f.nr tbe triat of the crimes com milled in the We t Riding of that county ; aod i. a grest measuie, bv witness* who were more' o -r-r. abdicated in the ...

... con tinued his connexion with the deceased lady mucl longer without the discovery being made that he ha ...

... side had not begun first. (Laughter.) Mr. Serjeant Ballantine.—There is such a thing conspiracy to make a person commit a crime. You and Wilde were to act together. Witness.—Not exactly ; there was partnership. I thought the/ ought to be served out. am ...

... means. I say our principle is lawful, v and it is. Shew me any other agency that produces n three-fifths of all the insanity, crime, and pauperism in ii Great Britain, and the United States, and will fight against the use of it to the death. (Hear, hear.) ...

... did intend to proceed 'gainst these Person*, aeraesbly to tbe Stavtul* ol (jWo. HI- p. ?? but upon tbeir confessing their crime, kit the impswta.iiiy «f their Frjends, ibe I rusiee* h-rc cuuoeuied to lelinquwh .all ?? ¦ars. We, iqc undersigned, ...

... China It was trade; but it was monstrous fallacy to suppose that trade was developed by a policy. In spite of all our wars and crimes, our trade wth China was really insignificaut compared with the cost of forcing it. We were regulating tbe finances of Turkey ...

... acquainting himself with the residence and habits of persons suspected of committing crimes, and endea- vouring to prevent, by every means in his power, the perpetrating of crimes and offences against the laws, sod bringing all offenders before the Justices ...

... one half ha.s now been fulfilled to the letter. The Crimes Act, wjih. it has interfered with the freedom of uo law-abiding citizen, has iusurtd the detection and punishment of the sanity. Political crime in consequeuce has practically ceased to cttist in ...