... on crime In his address to Breconshire. Radnorshire and Montgomery shire °ranch of the Magistrates Association at Llandrindod Wells Viscount Tenbv said that of all the star class' prisoners in this country in 19544. 'B7 per cent. had not come to the ...

... Crimes President Nixon has flown back to his own land after the many high level discussions. There it may be a case of physican heal thyself for America, is riddled with crimes. Are we now so far behind in the protection and blackmail activities? Here ...

... CRIME A Brave Girt Thrown Through an Upstairs Window. • latelligeme from the North state that • Glasgow hamcurer, named If ugh M'Kinnon, oior f tuate , wh t o rae out c he worm f.; drin h !, quarr;i . lled with hie daughter, • girl of 13, where maw was ...

... WITH CRIME. IT IS ABSURD. DETECTIVE - INSPECTOR'S EVIDENCE. There was a Oramatic development on Monday in connection with the murder of Police-constable Gutteridge on a lonely road at Stapleford Abbots in Esaex on the morning of September 27, two men ...

... Addressing Smith, the Judge said he had been found guilty of a very serious crime, a crime which was very difficult to bring home to the accused. It was also a very dangerous crime from a public point of view. - The Judge said he was prepared to accept Ronald ...

... Of CRIME IT is quite ob v i ous to t h e B ench that we 'Seen sitting here all day listening to a pack of lies. You may think you have fooled us; that is not so.' i Thus began a warning by the chairman of Neat]) Juvenile Court lon Tuesday, to six erring ...

... No crime on iay vat bot Dr Port Pre many a in July three Oil July all Agri.. )P staged .eting of on man, m r. Raid th e t o nvltatlon to hold ragh I morgan the 't pc at I It to find I 1 n there suitable. it Aberrd attendays of ipite the ie fact it omnibus ...

... Crimes Arguing amongst themselves is no good to the working class. it must appreciate the real crimes being carried out by this regime against the ordinary. person. man, woman and child. . Remember anyone earning less than £15.000 per year must beware ...

... THE CRIME_ Thomas Davie. was seen trudging along as over the Swansea-road, int., Cemetery lane, and up into the path leading through the fleldo t djoining the Box Cemetery. An hour later he w is found in the corner of a field,eome 30 yards out of his ...

... THE CRIME. , Early on Sunday morning, a blinding of snow covered roof and street and alley with a mantle of purity, there was enacted is Swansea a tragedy more exciting in its incidents, more terrible in its nature than any which It has yet been our lot ...

... NO CRIME. No Breconshire Assizes—ant] No High-sheriff's Lunch. Owing to there being no cases for trial at the Breconebire Assizes, Mr. Justice Wright has dispensed with the usual summer assizes for the county. Consequently the High-sheriff (Mr. D. M. ...

... CRIME The Chief Constable's quarterly report showed that the number of crimes and offences in the county, compared with the last quarter, showed an increase of fourteen indictable offences and a decrease of fourteen for non-indictable offences. Eight ...