... THE CRIME. This was the day on which Joe Brady, Tun K'dly, Pat Delaney, and Tom Cutfr--y were under orders to take the life of Mr Burke. The murder had been carefully and most minutely planned, and the Phoenix Park had been selected the scene. The Under ...

... of pure morals. The other is morals mixed with law. I* is that crime done when drunk begins with the first mouthful, and should therefore carry the punishment that is visited on the crime. It iv reflection boasted medical advance to say that this doctrine ...

... JEALOUSY AND CRIME. On Tuesday morning William Williams, nineteen years of age, was executed at Exeter for the murder of Emma Doidge and Frederick Rowe. Billington was the executioner. Reporters were not allowed to enter the jail, but it ia underatood ...

... STORY OF THE CRIME. The culprit, who was the son of miller of Petertavy, near Tavistock, had kept company with Miss Doidge, but the intimacy broken off. After attending church November 13th, the culprit was heard to threaten the girl, who walked away ...

... necessarily protected from the inroads of criminal in-tincts. Of course, the murder may open into vulgar crime, but surely never was vulgar crime e.-m--mitted amid such romantic surrounding®. But that this is no commonplace tragedy is .-hewn the police ...

... CRIME THE COUNTY. The Chief-Constable (Captain Bremner) reported that there had been 230 convictions in tho county during the past month, being the largest number in any one month since the police force was instituted. explained that of these were co ...

... ROMANCE OF CRIME IN AUSTRALIA. The romance of crime, writes tne Melbourne correspondent of the Glasyne Herald, has been remarkably exemplified by the circamstances brought to light in the trial of Patrick and xmmm indicted for the murder of Thomas committed ...

... The Natural History of Crime. Without evidently in the least knowing if. Justice Hawkins has before Mr T. W. Russell's C unmittee identified moneylending with poaching. To put down money-lending, says, the cure would be register the transactions in books ...

... THE ANNUAL REPORT OF CRIME IN THE COUNTY. '.A—llq-thdn: an interesting docament. This year, as some years back, it is gratifying as well as interesting. It indicates a steady advance in et property b 1 the Gounty. The do of life in nty. e- mnu&mhn{lh ...

... BILL TO REPEAL THE CRIMES ACT. In the House of Commons on Wednesday, Colonel Nolan moved the second reading of bill repeal the Irish Crimes Act of 1887. Thi* was seconded by Mr W. Redmond. Dunbar Barton moved the rejection of the bill, which motion was ...

... CRIME A WEDDING-DAY No extended explanation is ucceesary. Only few brief answers to fill the spaces in a blank similar to this ; but competitors may, if they choose, write fuller explanations : The competition is confined to readers of the paper outside ...

... CRIME A WEDDING-DAY No extended explanation is necessary. Only few brief answers to fill the spaces in blank similar to this but competitors may, if they choose, write fuller explauatioos BLANK. 1. It is opinion that the murderer 2. Ido not think it was* ...