... IRISH CRIME; MOONLIGHTING DIMINISHING. Judge Gibson, opening Cork assize oo. Monday, congratulated the grand jury on the improved1 condition of the country. The crimes coasisted of demanding arms and intimidating and moon- ? lighting, but he was glad ...

... FOR ANOTHER'S CRIME. Sir Mcortimcc v&s one of the oki {*• uf English aiMt-tocrate, fiery, imperious, ^nd proud oi tile integrity of his same au ...

... NEWPORT CRIME. HIS COMPOISLItn. Aher the pole., mutt prochess W &ea) Poe., for murder Nee. tha mused, hod and mud.. arrest. appear token ler hrnun On Workaday be w. Iy. in rear. or.. ,eb., apparently in • lam - boas& pare allows endeivand to mi.w elm ...

... CHATHAM CRIME. STARRED BC4 Win EC FiT OF PAttUON. Al Madam on Menart 1601. 4 woo moo. wined for /nal .burl oat!: • wounding boo wen. to the eelder.. tin coupt, Prod envoi. to for a b o ba,r,tonp; or,rr. rebuked weaved about hi. riot, to Ow toms •nd ...

... POVERTY AND CRIME. ALLEGED PICKPOCKETTING BY A SWANSEA CHILD. SENT OUT TO SELL MATCHES, A MOTHERLESS BAIRN. At the Swansea Police-court to day (Mon- day)-before the stipendiary (Mr. J. Coke Fowler;, Colonel Pike, and Mr. Simon Go!dberj—a child or nir ...

... DRINK AND CRIME. Bichard James, a Buttershaw cashier, was sentenced to six years' penal servitude at Leeds to-day'(TuestJsy) for embezzling over £3,000, the property of his employers, Messrs. Steel, Leach, and Tozer, of Rotherham. It was stated that arfooner ...

... SUNDAY CRIME& ...

... MYSTERIES OF CRIME 1:X-LIGTLITIVE19 ACTION AGAINSC AUTSUR AND' ylr Ma'Wish', bearal.t action against Ms* fad Mean. 01•••11 and lb.. put barn, bad. ptibltdad • waxen by Oviettbe. catalog. My•torle• d Pubis awl tbany.' &Atari for plantil said bk. Ideaklejuits ...

... LOVE AND CRIME. THE OUTRAGE IN NORTH WALES, A telegram fiom Thomas Griffiths, who wounded hill sweet- heart, remains in a serious condition. One of the bullets has been extracted irom the j girl's month, but. she too is lying very ill. Ti appears that ...

... LEYTON CRIME. wa gym. Al lashlnd ea wow. —. sal *xis. tiara with Wallah wash ails Swint that had 11111411111 A TWO LADY 'Wier AT Damns 640 e, woe op lam Y* sad WO. Irr IA DOWD an Ow ow I.s. Tr WW I pallor owl dim are bow. .~t~:. MID O. IMAM MO MD Ot ...

... MOTHER'S CRIME. REP. CHILD'S till FIitINGS oltOirE iW MAD. At Enb , hl on Noouy last Po!ler 100), o f Ez mor i,n, men remrzolrd, 'ls c.,^ , ed with the murder of her von James, 21 y-are. It wailebn intrwtt,d tb-t tie oraioner be charged with murder another ...

... CRIME IN SCOTLAND., The fifteenth annual report of the Prison Corn-. missioners for Scotland, issued to-day, shows the total number of persons imprisoned during the year ending March 31st, was 50,613, the daily average being 2,481, against 51,991 and ...