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... organisers and authors of Irish crime are regnrded. The discovery made by the Irish Execotive is far from sudden, Some months have passed since the police, exercising their right of search under the powers given them by the Crimes Act, came across severnl boxes ...
... CRIME. Mr. Howard Vincent read a paper at the Social Science Congress, at Hudderstield on the repression of of crime. In England, Wales, and Scotland the direct cost of crime, he said, amounts to nearly six millions annually, thus distributed : —Police ...
... DECREASING CRIME, Lord Coleridge, in charging the grand jary at Warwick Assizes, said his experience showed that with a largely increasing population they had a Jargely decreasing number of criminals, Whether this was attributable to the spread of education ...
... decrease of crime, and when some horrible murder was committed they would ask, “What does Mr. Bruce say mow about the decrease of crime?” as though crime generally could be indicated by these desultory occurrences. They knew that the grave crime of the country ...
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... EDUCATION AND CRIME. The Recorder of Manchester having lately attributed an apparent decrease in crime to the effects of the Education Acts, the chief constable of the cit{ has just made a report on the subject to the Watel Committee of the (ggrpomion ...
... THE STORY OF THE CRIME. !F g - o '-»y: M i o 3 '.‘fh:_- t&;‘ Bißad eB3 S o e i On the night of Friday, the 24th October, London was startled by the news of a shocking murder, which, from certain details, was at first thought to be the work of * Jack ...
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... WAS IT A CRIME? |ALL EIGHTS RESERVED.) ...
... to leave uncorrected some misstatements of your anonymous informant on ¢ Parpellism and Crime,’ in relation to alleged complicity of the Parnellites in the crimes of Lyrne, the fugitive secretary of the Home Rule Confederation and Land League. KEspecially ...
... CRIME IN BOMBAY. The Governor of Bambay in Council, in & recent resolution on crime in that Presidency, after a close examination and comparison of the statistics, comes to certain conclusions which are far from satisfactory. These are: (1) The police ...