... Il. RESSIVUNS. en ae ae irney by Absence of Crime: An °° E Ocean to t the lit- the Rest of the Kingdo we took The two outstanding features o ist most bing up elmas Quarter Sessions for W est tree held at the Shir Hall Tuesd were the absence of any crimin ...

... defendants, in order to put a little more money into their own pocket-*, had taken the opportunity of committing that very serious crime, for which they were liable long term imprisonment. In these the Bench had taken into consideration the fact that both men ...

... >o\cmoei, lio. piui>cily S \'right, caretaker the Mure l. M. Edmund's, s.iid wishiHl lx* tried jury, as was guilty of such crime. The Mayor (Aid. 1(. tin chair, and .Magistrate- present were .\l,l \j:i• • 1 1, « ouncillor W. (i. King. Owen A. t'.ark and ...

... penal servitude for setting fire to s. of stat t His Lordship said that the only reason prisoner had put forward for this wi crime was that he was out of work and had no feod for some days. That was né cuse, because no one neet starv this ¢ & try, and those ...

... R«*eve had performed ’i ' duties ;n the moist tactful way. always following the princ pie that it war- far bettor t.. prevent crime than punish for it after t had t.ik- n place. was sure that the Force in the Division regret• d Mr. R.-ev- ’s retirement a* ...

... trouble whatever. few seconds after 8 a m. the tolling of a bell announced that the murderer had paid the penally of his brutal crime. The old custom of running up the black dug was not observed. ...

... been established? not. the case tailed. Supposing prisoner had seduced the woman, would that enough him to carry out this crime, which roust have been carefully premeditated, carefully thought out and carefully executed? Counsel anuly-vcd tl,,* evidence ...

... education that they would make the police force what it intended he. i.e.. force afford protection to ite fellow eitinens against crime. Sir Ijixiuaid Dunning visiteolice-stations ...

... not they should slot locked up. but his point, was that unconvicted pris* oiiets must not lx* treated as they had committed crime. Such i>olicy. leading to hunger-strikes, stirred sympathy for those who broke the law. lutunmient a weapon should u#*©d little ...

... Have th© Watch Committee re-commenced this efusade ugain.st shopkeepers to provide work for the police? There ie so littfe crime that possibly it is felt that our “men in blue’’ hardly earn their pay nowadays and so miud b© told off to watch the shops ...

... of losing Messieurs Lenin, and Trotsky through brain fever, caused by siri'iiuous tranu ...

... DEATH SENTENCE BURY. IPSWICH TRAM DRIVER’S BRUTAL CRIME. WOMAN BATTERED DEATH WITH A HAMMER Frederick William Storey (4®. tram driver, was sentenced to death by Mr Jnat.oe Barling at the Aaaae Court, Bury St Edmund s, Saturday, for the murder of Sarah ...