... CRIMES PARI S. Monday First, Six I.'ijrhu only, Return visit the Popular Traeedicnne, MISS BATEMAN. A CUEEEGIATE oCHOOE. SESSION 887-88. FIRST CHAMBER CONCERT MONDAY, 7th November, 1887. PIANO— Hbrr WEISS, For Right V»*ars Pupil Lia/c. VIOLIN— Mon s. ...

... CRIME. TIT A FARM AR ON • —John Wallace, farmer. Aucherie. Cruileie, was charged in the Aberdeen Sheriff Criminal on Tuesday, before Sheriff Brown, with having, on the 6th August, in the direUin.house and in the byre at Aucberie, Janet Rennie, then his ...

... Crime. Oe• of the most swims et 1 , criminal (air lb. Spe , tator) is the terisary et what tr does bred srime ef the nasee et of kindred type.; perhaps it is as well. ••••14ormg lb. that I. him for that they de DOS aad went ent , a4ste the hatter sf lbs ...

... CRIMES AND IN (Csimux. Tsutoß-AJd.) Berlin, Thursday.—Herr Hoffart, of Walbacb, formerly a pastor, who was unfrocked for drunkennew, has been arrested charge of attempting murder his mother, venerable lady upwards of eighty-two years of age. He fired ...

... THE CRIMES BILL. The Standard says :—Among the Conservative party there is a growing opinion that the Government must soon ask Parliament to adopt exceptional measures for making progress with the Irish Crimes Biil. If the obstruction to the progress ...

... Crime in the City. In passing sentence in a case of theft disposed of in the Aberdeen Police Court this morning, the presiding Magistrate, Paterson, remarked that, whatever was the experience of the Magistrates, be had found that daring this month there ...

... Parnellism and Crime. T.-day's Das' v Ann :—W. en informed ea for against the rums is shoat to be by Mr Frank O'Doenel. !Miserly LP. Dungarees. The stenos is paseded es to lir O'Deseell by newapmer I. is a of the MM. Dal ft int Where. S. the knee the ...

... CRIMES AND PUNISHMENTS. Another agrarian murder was committed in Ireland the same day, a man being shot dead while going home in a cart. What appears to . be an agrarian murder was perpetrated near King Williamstown on Saturday morning, A labourer named ...

... CRIMES OF VIOLENCE, James Murphy, collier, was remanded at Bury to-day, charged with kicking his paramour, Mary M’'Guire, in the stomach. The woman lies in a dangerous condition. ‘> At the Thames Police Court to-day, a licensed broker named Harris was ...

... CRIME IN IRELAND. In answer to Mr John Barry, Colonel KING-HAKMAN said the charge of Justice Hannen at the Wexford Summer AssUea •ferred to coses that came before the Grand Jury, and the Government could not consider the state of county determined by ...

... CRIME ENGLAND. At Bristol Assizes William Diston, cabinetmaker, was sentenced to death for the murder of Eliza Enaihr Daniels, with whom he lived, by stabbing Ler. The jury recommended prisoner to but the judge implored him to rest no hope the recommendation ...

... SERIOUS CRIMES,- 'THE HAVANT MURDER. The Press Association's Havant correspondent teiegraphs:-Some additional and importantinform- ation has been obtained. Two boys have contri. Ic buted some valuable testimony. Husband's father visited the prisoner on ...