... CRIME FOR CRIME BRVTAL PASSION AND DOUBLE MURDIER. CRIMINAL LiNDRED. Two Crimes the most terrible and mart sicken. Mg character, by which three human beings, have been depri,•ed of mistence, were cemusittoil,. , uring Christmestide at a little. settlement ...

... CRIME FOR CRIME. Two crimes of molt terrible and sickening character, which three human beings have been deprived of existence, were committed during Christmfurticlo at a little settlement called Santee's Mills, few miles east of Easton, Penn- Sflvanio ...

... THE CRIME. The story of the crime for which Walter Wood this oiorr,iiig guiTered death at the hands of the public executioner is in many respects a sad and painful one. Wood was only 35 years of ape, a machine fitter by trade, good workman who might, ...

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... THE CRIMES. The following is a brief review of the crimes for which the prisoners were executed : Matthews was formerly coachman in the service of Dr. Piggott. of Teignmoutli. and bore a good character. His first wife died some ago, leaving one child ...

... CRIME AND EDUCATION IN LANCASHIRE. In charging the Grand July at the S tlford Hundred Qiarter Sessions, on Monhy, the Deputy Chairman remarked that out of the 66 prisoners for trial 23 could neither read nor write, 21 could only read and write imperfectly ...

... CRIME IN THE (911ECIAL TZTACCIRASI.) The Court of General Gaol Delivery finished its sitting yesterday. There were several prisoners for triaL Robert was found guilty of setting sre to a stockyard in Jurby, and was sentenced to ten years' transportation ...

... THE CRIME. Every circumstance of the Plumpton Murder lias been so fully and recently recounted and discussed, that it ft altogether superfluous now to enter into much detail in giving the usual remmt. Rudge (whose real name was Fennell) had served two ...

... CRIME. At yesterday’s meeting of the National League, Mr. Clancy, M.P., presiding, said that the report which had just been submitted to them was the most satisfactory that had appeared since the League had been declared dangerous association. far did ...

... CRIME MURDERER. i and luApector ■d th-ir iDvestiyj- Mrs Lea, EtTmcndsey, but .t teen fur he has cot yet .*8 lay Lrs. Bond, a post-mortem •light advisable .heir investigation yesterday is uel Dent whoae real ilainel, is Thomas live of Louth, e. ivee, ...

... CRIME. At Cambridge, preaching before the University on Sunday afternoon, the Bishop of Winchester prefaced his sermon by a reference to the terrible event. His Lordship said—l could hardly preach a se' mon to-day without referring to that very sad i ...

... Crime was ever in Calila a, and several i at Sonora in a disturbance caused by some conflicting mining claims. Rains had fallen, restoring the hopes of the miners. Several new cases of lynch law are reported. Discoveries of coal resembling Liverpool cannel ...