... THE WAR IN THE CRIME.!. Parii, Taeadny.—The Tolemaqu**, winch left Con- MR).tiiu>pl« ou (lid 10th, nrrivad «t Alarßcilles on Monday. annoaneefl that (Ho luaoes of (ho KawtaM tho baltlo near Inkermao waro onermotta. Everything wan toady for tho awault ...

... NATIONAL CRIMES. anything oonceired more illogical tbaii (bo connection a* came and effect rigid Sabbmhkeeping and drunkenneia or and Goodeio Sind, ia feeble compared with tbi., and yet the one waa urged only by an unlettered man, while the other alleged ...

... AN EXTRAORDINARY CAREER OF CRIME. AT the Middlesex Sessions, on Friday, Jane Cook, 19, and Harriet Martin, 23 , were indicted for stealing a quantity of clothes, the property of Margaret 31• Donald, and also a quantity of wearing apparel, the property ...

... THE OIOHLAXDEBS IX THE CRIME*. As rule, the > are in good order and keeping. Though not answering precisely tolUeir title, they are very much in their character and habits of the North British typa; tbera is a certain feeling of clanship both among themselves ...

... BRIGHT ON THE PRESENT CRIME Os Wooday *wain Yr Might swile a reit epee& at Maachuater, towards the awe of which be said : If by wawa al Treaty of 1854, er by cf the segotistiow of he peat few eolith*, it is imporffile foe the to wash bead. of the whole ...

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... CRIME AND OCTRAQK IRELAND BILL. CONSTABULARY FORCR. The bill ptnetl through committee. FRINBURGH. On tlie of Mr. Margrrgor. urcomled Dr. Bowring, new writ wan onlcrcil to be for the election of a member to represent Edinburgh in the room of Mr. Cowan ...

... the poor girl in in very precarious state. Hum crime is very frequent in the rlislrict ; and it is all the more diabolical as being intended to transfer a loathsome and disgusting disease to the poor innocent girls. Those may suffice as specimens of the ...

... f r Brodi® was that he was at the time the crime committed in a different part of Scotlandtint started on Saturday the 28th December, ■iii'd travelled to Edinburgh, where lie remained HI tin- next Tuesday. After evidence had been led Mr .1. C. Stevenson ...

... AN ITALIAN TRAGEDY. A Cow days ago the viaduct connecting Albano and A riccia the of • fearful crime, the pavement of that favourite promenade being stained wi h the I blood ot • respectable cities. of Albano and his young and beautiful bride. The of ...

... croons thb was tost fsakos The mw« of • horrible crime, due the excited by the present war. reaches us from the Department of the Dordogne. M. Mondia, young man of good family, of about twentynino years « age, accompanied by his cousin, M. du Mallard ...

... • ROI OF CLARKE'S 11 41 PLUM. • S./ rested to care all discharge, from Crime, °ryes. in either acquired et ocroatitutice.t. amd Psis. i• tbe Rack. &Adis Roars, re suck, by all Chemists sod Patriot Medici's er sent to say address for 60 stamps by the Saber ...