... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... CRIME IN RUSSIA. [From Ove Ows CORRESPONDENT. ] ‘ St Petersburg, via Gumbinnen, Tuesday.— The police yesterday made a sudden raid on a house in the outskirts of the city, and discovered a printing press which had been employed in the lnmufactuu of fictitious ...

... 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 ...

... THE EPIDEMIC OF CRIME. Whence comes this epidemic of suicides ? discussions have named several causes. One writer charge* it to infidel teachings, bolding that hopeless, ness of future state cripples fortitude for bearing life’s ills another declares ...

... SERIOUS CRiMES. S13RIOUS CHIARGE AGAINST A GL>ASGOWV POLIClSMAN. A GlflSgOw policeman nlameld W~illiani Macdonalid has been remitted to the sheriff on al charge of ca~using the death of a widowr of ff0 namned Agnes C'lark or (,ill. It is nlleged that ...

... S ERItOUS CRIMES. w BRUTAL MURDER NEAR GATESHEAD. Our Newcastle on Tyne correspondent writes on 25th alt. that a brutal murder was committed at Wrekenton, near Gatehbead, .the victim being a policeman of the Gatesheid force. A man named Eidward Wilkinson ...

... j .SERIOUS CRIMES. I~ - THE SOUTHEND TRAGEDY. James Canham Read, clerk (39), lately employed at the Royal Albert Docks, was charged on remand at Southend Borough Sessions yesterday with the murder 'of Florence Dennis at Prittlewell on June 24th last. ...

... CRIMES BILL. THE GOVERNMENT AND THE THE CONSERVATIVE PARTY AND THE CLOSURE The Press Association learns that when consideration the Crimes liill resumed to morrow tho Government are determined to make more rapid progress with the amendments, and it is ...

... CRIME IRELAND. In reply the Earl of Leitrim, Lord SPENCER said the counties had referred to those which, from the charges the spring Assizes—not as declared the Iniljpr ...