... THE CRIMES. The suspicious circumstance which led to inquiry and the ultimate conviction of the women was the tact that Mrs Higgins did not acquaint her brother-in-law that her husband was dead nor with his illness. Her husband's brother was Patrick Higgins ...

... CRIME AND DRUNKENNESS. A parlistnentary paper just boos issued giving valuable statistics respecting public-houses and beer -houses in twelve of the largest boroughs in s country, showing the relations between crime and drunkenness. In Bradford there ...

... PROSPERITY AND CRIME AT PRESTON. Ts aannal report of the bead of Prestos, with to the state cd Sm., in that Woe& daring the pear bee just bees Weed. After - commenting upon of 'toe fluotaetione therein daring period mated, the csolatable : • hos thin ...

... JEALOUSY AND CRIME. - - -- A tailor, named IL'Evol, tried le MI kla wife In Grand-street yesterday. He thought Is leg It. and els himself up. Hs shot her in three plum He was U she vu pretty. He vu old, and elm vu young. 'idloaen drinking bad Uquor ...

... 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 ...

... • =UR OF CRIME. gab Wietwood. Wits Roma , wed 114 kw up at the Winos.* at Not,lay, ramalail as a el oboisissi on fabe r = a llran Weimas. Yr in llopedsturimat Vi 01.% ci lie boron Is from 'ado= paean as Astladooll %gear with a d tbs isabst I. ell el srbisb ...

... FIFTH CRIME, The fifth was perpetrated in the most populous per of the village of Forges.les•Bains. The via' im was a wealthy and miserly peasant named Duval. It was impossible for the murderers to have entered his farmyard, where he was felled with an ...

... THE PENALTIES OF CRIME. At the Middlesex Sessions, on Monday, Frantis Palmer, 52, described as • clerk and well =l4lListrth V ell to se v era l _ ra uil u _ y le obtaining !id indictment s , e • number of brass cocks. Mr. Collins, for en, said the prisoner ...

... experienced men no that almost certaicly not sine in five (of crimes ageism property at least) over come to lights Bat we learn front ths blue-book referred to that only • small jeoportion of crime* knows to the polies are traced biome and punished. Time, ...

... ON THE DECREASE OF CRIME. The &Swim appeared in Tuesday's rinea The esaidies ire dwe di b&.= so yel we bs iegeolaelas the Wen I I As ad le Ms preen, semadedsl MI be : 1 1=11 Modes OM le •Ow el Mae Oblo of odds; an. se 5 km emend Med • SWIM md lb.seme ...

... PAUPERISM AND CRIME. At • meeting, convened by circular, headed To Working Men Employed and Unemployed, and the Public, and held on Saturday night last in the theatre of the London Mechanics' Institution, Southamptonbuildings, • remlution was submitted ...

... as a precaution against possible recovery and their future identification, to this revolting mutilation. SECOND CRIME. The second crime took place at the manse of Vaugrinense, another secluded hamlet two nines from La Forte. The priest was in the habit ...