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... CRIME BEGETS CRIME AT CARDIFF. Before the Stipendiary of Cardiff (Mr T. W. Lewis), at the Cardiff police-court, to-day, Mrs Caroline Poole, living in Woodville-road East, pleaded guilty to selling beer without a lioenco. She stated that she sold the beer ...
... HISTORY OF THE CRIME. It was on Saturday morning, the 31st of October, 1885, that the normal quietude of the ancient borough of Cowbridge became disturbed by the news that during the course of the night a terrible murder had been committed close upon ...
... CRIME AT SWANSEA. The following is a summary of the annu&l to port of Captain Colquhoun, head-constable oi Swansea ;-The total cost of the establishment amounts to £8,758 8 ...
... THE WHITEHALL CRIME. The police are still busily engaged making inquiries :n order to obtain some clue to the iden. tity of the young lady whose body, from which the head and limbs had been severed, was found in the basement archways of the new police ...
... CRIME IN FRANCE. t oYsterious crime, which has not been cleared UP after two assize trials, lately occurred at Macon -.not the Bur dian but a northern village. 4la innkeeper named Alph onse M erc i er, a with children, lived w ith a woman /lathed Crucq ...
... HYPNOTISM AND CRIME. A paper read at the Medical Congress by Dr Wallace on behalf of DgVoisin, of Paris, pro- pounded no new theory on the subject of hypnotism and crime, but the results of some of the experiments it described are rather startling. In ...
... THE CRIMES BILL: The Press Association learns that, in order to meet the views of Mr Chamberlain in regard to certain of its provisions, the Crimes Bill will be subject to still further alteration before it is intro- duced into the ITt,use of Commons ...
... THE CRIMES BILL. The Press Association understands that the Crimes Bill is now complete, and that the Govern- ment are now prepared to submit it to the House of Commons as soon as ground is cleared by the adoption of the closure rule. Tho main provision ...
... the spot. The murderess, who is 60 years of age, on being dis. armed and arrested, declined to give any explana- tion of her crime. It is supposed, however, that she acted from motives of revenge in the belief that the notary was detaining money to which ...
... Juvenile Crime. Paris, Wednesday. it would seem tbs. juvenile rime is oa the increase in the north ol Prance. Only a short time ago at Aimentisrea a Ifttfo girl of eight attempted to mnrder another by stabbing her. Last week, at Boulogne, a. boy of 13 ...
... DEEMING'S CRIMES. r\« CL.The Insanity Theory. ?ELturday afternoon an eMer brother of 7F,  retained Messrs Wilson and WaUi?o??'?strS eet, to collect evi d ence in ;up- port of tb r>] r:et, to collect eVldence In sup- Port   °? 'os?nity. Mr Deeming ...
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