... THE DECREASE OF CRIME. In charging the grand jury, the Chairman said that the most pleasing duty which ever fell to the lot of a chairman of quarter sessions was to be able to congratulate the grand jury upon the absence of serious crime. It gave him great ...

... A BLANK CALENDAR. The Chairman, in his charge to the grand jury, congratulated the county upon the entire absence of crime, there being no case for trial. regretted that there was not some means by law of advising them that their attendance was ...

... charge the Chairman simply referred to the one case for hearing,and congratulated them, as usual, upon the very small amount of crime in the county. A county rate of in the £ was agreed upon and 1-16 of penny towards the Contagious Diseases Act. No police rate ...

... EIPPER” JAMAICA. The crows the Tarious steamers ply in* between New York and Kingston, Jamaica, are tolling fearful stories crimes committed in Spanish Town, village near Kingston, which, to their minds, unquestionably indicate that Jack the Ripper gone ...

... punishment would lead to a great diminution brutal crime. A similar view was taken by Mr. Atkinson. Mr Osborne Morgan said he should vote against the bill, bat not from his went of abhorrence of crime. He a«ked how wae it that every other civilised country ...

... that ‘the crime of perjury is remarkably rife in the Principality.’ Except in the coal and iron districts the south, with their deu-e and heterogeneous population, assize cases in the Principality are few and far between, and thedimi ution of crime there ...

... O’Brien to be executed ou Jau. Hth, described these buriil policies policies only for the purpose of trading iu death and crime. ...

... Donegal, under eaooat ®n Monday morning, for tiial before Meam, Hamilton and Nagle, resident magistrates, conspiracy under Crimes Act, and f« ezaminatiou on a charge of complicity in the mu*’ of District-inspector Martin, Derrybeg Sergeant Doyle was examined ...

... general. He was banpy n being able to say that there was prisoner for trial,the county continuing to enjoy that immunity from crime which had so often elicited the commendation of himself and of the judges of Her Majesty’s superior courts. As the grand jury ...

... which statistics are available, were as 4 - l to 100, and for the five years ending the same date as to 100; whether all the crimes committed (not summarily disposed of, and so far es known the police) in the same districts, for the five years ending 26th ...

... of interest England, he will inquire into the present condition of the population with regard to education, pauperism, and crime. Liverpool and the Welsh Univemitt.— The promoters of the movement for establishing commercial travellers’ scholarship* the ...

... carry him to the grave.” MR. SO AMES, THE TIMES SOLICITOR. Who’ll be chief mourner ? We,” said the Times, For backed up our crimes : We’ll be chief mourner.” Who’ll the parsonf? I,” said Lockwood, Q C., And I’ll do it with gleeu\Ttt parson.” Who’ll be the ...