... His ambitions: To play Claudius (Hamlet). Faulklond (The Rioals”), the schoolmaster (“The Browning Version) ond Hugo (“Crime Passional ). Next week : NANCY PICK ...

... Richardson KC said : It a great that a man vour previously good character should have stooped committing these very grave crimes It is dutv to public” Mr Butler said Wright had served Post Office 13 years and was a postman delivering parcels bv van Hawkes ...

... chairman. Judge A. C. Caporn, said the rase was one which the public wanted warning. “Blackmail is one of die most ' serious crimes in English law.'* said. “It the public ever experience it they should straight to the police or to some legal authoritv and ...

... them to undress We deserve something than two back box-rooms It apparent me after trying to find other accommodation it is a crime to have children Still on the List Nottingham Remember Birdt- months of 1950 A- bring us wintry weather snow ice with consequent ...

... Record He first came to the notice of the police at the age of 11, and since was 14 his history is almost a continual record of crime. He has had |5 appearances in various courts in England and Scotland, and has rarely been at liberty for more than six months ...

... that while drunkenness was no excuse for crime, if an offente of breaking in was committed while a man’s mind was incapable of criminal intent he was “Not guilty in law because the law required in all cases of crime for a man to have criminal intent “Inspiration ...

... was quite fond of them. On the assumption that the deceased ■. were murdered by Raven and that > there was no motive for the crime, he. Dr. Mackenzie, was of the opinion r that his act was the result of his illness of mind and from the facts presented to ...

... Mrs Curnon and stealing a necklace fountain pen together value £21 December 13th LONG RECORD OF CRIME Dominic Gallagher labourer to have had a record crime since he 14 was I to 15 imprisonment i for breaking into Grosvcnor Hotel and the property of T H ...

... K.C„ said: is a great pity that a man of vour previously good character should have stooped to committing these very grave crimes. It is my duty to protect the public.'' Mr. Butler said Wright had served the Post Office for 13 years, and was a postman ...

... had been earning £5 3s. Mr. W. D. Cotes-Preedy (defending) stressed that Widdowson only had a little over £8 as a result the crimes. ...

... Series of Long Eaton Crimes TkET.-INSP. J. WOODHOUSE. of the Derbyshire Constabulary, told Mr. P. E. Sandlands. K.C., chairman of Derbyshire Quarter Sessions yesterday, that the police believed a considerable amount of the crime committed in Long Eaton ...

... cases to be regarded as manslaughter. unless the killing could justified. believe it to be right that, pnma facie, the supreme crime should carry the supreme penalty, but there arc two methods by which the rigout of | the law can in appropriate cases | mitigated ...