... CRIMES. Tho High Court of Justiciary held sitting in o'aogf>w 23rd in.sr . and disposed of a long List of criminal cases. John (MacDonald, about fifty, ongineman, was charged with the murder of his infant child by seizing her by the legs and dashing htr ...

... THE SCENE OF THE CRIME. Tho Kuig ami Prince were speedily but carefully carried out of tiio carriage into the medical hall of the arsenal, ani there oxatnined. Doctors came iu haste igid over the mattresses which the victinte of revolutionary hatred had ...

... DETAILS OF THE CRIME. PRISONER REMANDED. Details the tpniblc tragedy wliich tool' pk at the Victoria Barracks, the afternoon of the sth inst. were reveafed before Mr. Nagle. M.. m the Ooatody Court on bt-h inst., when Private Chae. M Mahony. the W«t Yorkshire ...

... therefore drink, the prisons were nearly empty. From this the lec turor deduced that if crime is to lessened drinlfmg to cxcr«s mist be checked. more serious crime, recent happenings seem to clearly indie.vte some reform in our prison system which will ...

... MONTGOMERY’S CRIME. On the 26th inst., thirty-two years ago, ITios. Montgomery, suo-imqicctor ot Royal Irish ConMabulaiy, was exetatod Omagh Jail for Dio murder illiam Lilacs, a cashier in the Northern Bank Newtownslewart. 'Hie trial of lb© accused—or ...

... Crime In Scotland TV* of Prison Commu•morTß for 1911 show* thst practicslly the same number persons were to prison last year in 1910 Serious crims. reported, shows marked decrease, and theft and house fersakinf have diminished considerably, but as against ...

... CRIME IN WESTMEATH. Mr. Justice Gibson s Opinion. .Addressing the Grand Jury Westmeath assizes, at Mullingar, on 2nd mst., Mr. Justice Gibson said that one specially reported case filled him with apprehension. Firearms were discharged into a bouse, and ...

... Lying no Crime. seems that the* law Scotland it crime to tell lie. I* may reprehensible, bat it is net a-n indictable effent-e. jury in Dundee. ArM apparently also, were apparently unaware this fact , and sent a cattle dealer jail tor couple of months ...

... Decreased Crime. the annual report of the Edinburgh >-ion. which enrne* *>n systematic visiting in olire ...

... AN ANARCHIST'S CRIME. While kneeling at the altar receiving the sacrament in a chapel Denver the 23rd inat., an Italian named Ouarnircio, a aelf - confoeaed Anarchist and priest hater, shot at and killed Rev. Leo Hem richs, German Roman Catholic priest ...

... CRIME IN ENGLAND AND WALES. Figures for 1912. The irirumal statistic? for 1912 f'»r Rugland and Wales wore published in Blue Book form on 4th inst. The returns show iluit during the year 67,530 persons were tried for indictable offenc es, this number ...

... DETAILS OF THE CRIME. W'iicn ttic .a-sassin w.t»* ►e.ir. hd tiie i: was found that he .i quaaJty of reserve revolver ammunition, and wore .i tvi.iefied smile when had no feeling against the |Mdice. but b-* had done h's duty. I.atost ...