... CRIME. A BRISTOL young man named Lovell, forbidden his lady love's house by her father, hung himself by his handkerchief on the knocker of his sweetheart's door. The old man cut him down and gave him into the custody of the police, and he is now an in-patient ...

... ON CRIME. Cour present method of dealing with crime is eatirely the after method, repremeted by panislaravut. Now, what I. punishment? Punishment 144 o:slllteraeti, In the wrong place, by which we think bathe individzal that has done the lint ...

... AND CRIME. ' Obegow Stock Exchange met on Mon- regretfully intimated that their ow-mamba., Mr.ll. H. Fraser, & AOPo ci Mears. Fraser, KirEPatrick, and bad away. Mr. Fraser, in a fit of thorangeemi4 out his throat on Saturday sigbt, within his ieuMs.ee ...

... CRIME AT KENSAL GREEN. A desperate attempt at murder and suicide was made on Sunday night in First Avenue, Quees's park, Kensal-green. The wife of • clerk out the throats of two of her children—a girl, aged three years, and a boy, aged four months. The ...

... ACCIDENTS AND CRIME. MIL COOK, a tradesman of &Ade found dead on the floor of his shop on morning, having taken a quantity of carbolic He had not been in bed during the night. I wife mi-sed him at 3 o'clock, and found sitting-room. On asking if lie were ...

... CRIME IN IRELAND. Mr. Balfour, at the instance of Mr. Gladstone, promised a return of Irish agrarian crime up to the end of May; and there were cries of Oh ; ' from tbe Parnellites when he supplemented this with the remark that since the introduction ...

... ACCIDENTS AND CRIME. THE Rev. John Baterdan, Vicar of Haile, Cumberland, was on Monday committed, at Whitehaven, to the assizes for falsifying a marriage register. A STEEPLE-JACK named James Falkland met with his death at Sheffield on Saturday, while ...

... CRIME IN RUSSIA. A Moscow correspondent 'cartel details of crimes which oontinnally crop up in St. Petersburg had Moscow. He bays .—ln readieg of secret brotherhoods of crime, organised with all the accuracy of • military order, and carrying on their ...

... ANNALS OF CRIME. At amend meet's, .4 the of Hiddleeet. a ..turn he mantises of emitted so the Muse of Cornier= the Year was presentee! to the aprearwri that thee amounted to ef number were sent•toed malted. Den. the year the followong arms =omitted with= ...

... CRIME IN GERMANY. The number of convictions for breaches of the law in Germany in the year 1494 was 446,070, against 430,403 in 1893, that is, an increase of 15,667, or 3.6 per cent. Crimes against the person show the largest increase, outnumbering the ...

... ACCIDENTS AND CRIME. Tim announcement of the sad death rif Naylor Leyland out deer stalking with son in Strathvaich Forest, his shooting friartc-, Ross-shire on Friday evening, has caused • !..r. . , able sympathy among his - friends at pry , nt town ...

... ACCIDEITB AND CRIME. AT the adjourned inquest on Saturday, the bodice of the thirty-nine men killed in the Toyshir Colliery explimion, the jury found that the deaths were due to an explaiioo of gas. but in consequence of the leek of evidence they enable ...