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... CRIME. The body of a young woman named EssarA JONES, bearing marks of the greatest violence, was discovered on Monday morning in the Regent's Canal, near Hoxton. She had been missing from her home nearly a fortnight, and the suspicion that she had been ...
... C'RIME. . I ?? i A titiliel-dewivo 1pr1011is to be sivoeep}im 0(lr1 O0ur schores. i1l,`I Anl (i.ll glitlenmil of eightv, ?? lyt-oro, who has li%-jl (X,,ii ill Ilit vill:kgo If Wlhittoni, I;e v re IiItHnIslow titil 'andTwickv- * Che II, fI II. r Ih, , ...
... CRIME. to Intelligence has como to hand of a terrible massacre of s )r shipwrecked crew. The Catherine Seymour, homeward a botiud froln Sidney, Now South Wales, was lost in Torros Straits in Juune list, and it is stated that the master and 'g twenty-two ...
... CRIMES AND CASUALTIES. MURDR ZN3EWD MURDR INIRELND. i A woman named Niccann has been beaten to deathi Sit a hi drunk-en quarrel, by a soldier named.Mcl~oo, within half-a- r mile of Portadown, county Armagh. ad FIRE AT PRESTON. ai Messrs Ecoles and Co ...
... TIHE CRIME ACT. A special supplement of the -Dublia Gazette was issued last night with reference to the rules of nrocedure to be observed in the working of the Pueveftion of Crime Act. These were settled by the Privy Council, and approved of by the L ...
... POVERTY AND CRIME. Crime in this country is not more peculiar to the poor than to the rich, which is saying much for the former, for their temptations are great. These temptations are increasing to an extent that demands the attention of the public, for ...
... CRIMES AND CASUALTVS. CAUTIOX TO iAlSInlOODI EATERS.-A melancholy case has lately happeacd at 'fhreeways, parish of St. Brecock, which has been tt?ted wvith tht:l consequences to 11pee per- s(ls. Oi the lith Anuust, an old man, named John Julian, gathered ...
... THE DIMINUTION OF CRIME. In his charge to the Grand Jury, at Birmingham on Monday, Mr. M. D. Hill alluded, in congratulatory terras, diminution of convictions for crime throughout the country. Admitting the fallacy of confounding the numbers of convictions ...
... Chronicles of Crime No. XLVI. THE MURDER STONE BETWEEN SANDWICH AND DEAL. Those of our readers who hav taken a pedestrian journey between Sandwich and Deal may have noticed an old stone by the side of the road nearly midway be- tween the two towns in ...
... THE HEREDITY OF CRIME. Dr. Harris, of New York, at a meeting hdi recently of the State COarities Association, ad- vanced some statistics which have an important bearing on the question of criminal reform, as well as on what may be cilled the etiology ...
... Decrease of Crime. THE abatement of crime in E ngland and Wales was the somewhat cbeeriug title of a paper read last cneeuug ?? VL 0 -FUZ - night before the Statistical Society by Mr.l GEORGE GROSVENOR. The figures which are v the essence of the paper ...
... In comparing yet Englishlwith Irish crime yea ignore several important abl facts. First, that this is a time of exceptional excite- ment in Ireland, whereas England is in its Aor md Th condition. The mass of crimes against women W. which are recorded ...