... with Irish crime. And as regards the severity with which Ministers have put the law in motion, after having obtained the power, they have rather erred on the side of laxity than on that severity. The alhisions Mr Trevelyan to the terrible crimes which have ...

... until after the funeral. We have eclipsed France in crime, and may really exclaim that this is time of horrors. Less than six months ago Tropmaxn was the hero of crime, and only a few days ago his crime was recalled to our recollection by a singularly- ...

... Orangemen Bradford, Ireland SUto rebellion, —Condition continues to eminently unsatisfactory M«eb.'.outsWk« denunciation the •crimes which are disgracing the country is having as little effect as the cgislation of the Government to bringing them to end, and ...

... jaij-bird, whose lifeis spent in alternation cf crime and imprisonment, will receive no assistance from the Society whatever. All its efforts will point towards the reclamation of those who are young to crime, and who are willing to prove the sincerity of ...

... and over again been liberated on tickets-of-leave, which were merely licenses to commit fresh crimes. They belong to a class which lives by crime, and to crime they return as if by the sheer force of i their depraved natures. They are Ishmaels in the very ...

... Parliament, and of course entirely inconaistent with good government, convicts undergoing the punishments awarded to thair crimes were to held to be eligible to tit in the House of Commons. True, the felony which Davitt waa convicted was not of the ordinary ...

... (Hear.) 1. w, practice utterly unworthy of English gentlemen (I, ). and might be r« as one of the sources of those r serous crime w, wtr* attributed the Game Laws 'bis is strong language ; but every word of is perfectly ju*t. recollect, however, that Prince ...

... which the frightful crime has been traced out and is being brought home to the perpetrators is vary remarkable. And though the approver Carey is, his own showing, a villain deeply dyed, the revelations which have brought the crimes to light, and to which ...

... the while in the neighbourhood their crime, thus had the opportunity, of whioh oourse they were not slow to avail themselves, to get clear off. The worst of all this is that it emboldens the perpetrati'm of more crimes. It has been stated by Mr Forster in ...

... place to make much further reference to the execution of the convicted murderer Brown. The convict paid the penalty of his crime, and once more the scaffold has taught its dread lesson to a company of spectators who were not disposed to receive it otherwise ...

... view of the present state of serious crime in the country, but any one must see the great importanceof doing something to diminish the increasing class of mysterious murders. As to murder, more than any other crime, is it expedient that there should be ...

... the conclusion of sanity and crime. What, we should like to know, crime but the act of a man who knows right from wrong, and, in spite of his knowledge, is compelled by some power to do wrong ? If were asked to define crime that would be about as good ...