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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 ...
... « LAWLESSNESS AND CRIME. The following letter from the Premier has been received by Mr Thomas Hughes, of Liverpool;- Hatfield House, November ht.-Dear Sir,- I have received with great satisfaction the resolu- tion you have been kind enough to enclose ...
... CRIME IN THE ARMY. The return of the number of soldiers in prison on the tst January in each year from 18(19 to 1875, says the Echo, which was called for by Mr. Holms last session, has been published. From it we learn that crime ia steadily increasing ...
... CRIME IN WALES. The winter assizes in Wales, which are just being brought to a conclusion, afford striking evidence of the immunity of the Principality from high crimes and misdemeanours of all kinds. At Anglesey yesterday, Mr Justice Jjindley found ...
... Government Returns on Drunken- ness, Crime, and Prisons, all combine to testify that drunkenness is the scourge and degradation of English society, and the predisposing cause o: almost all other immorality and crime. Respect- able Licensed Victuallers ...
... CRIME ON THE CONGO. SERIOUS ALLEGATIONS. BBOSMEUJ, Thursday.—The Soir publishes a tetter from Mr Parminter, whose statements regarding the administration of the Congo State fove given rise to much discussion. It this letter the former official of the ...
... THE CRIMES BILL. In committee ou the Criminal Law Amendment (Ireland) Bill, Mr T. M. HEALY (Longford) moved an amend- lllent providing that every person committed for contempt under the enactments referred to in the clause should be treated as a first-class ...
... TERKIBLE CRIME. Another Murderer to Die. At Nottinghamshire Assizes on Wednesday evening Henry Wright, 35, labourer, was sen- tenced to death for a quadruple murder at Mans- field. Evidence revealed ghastly details. Prisoner lodged with a widow named ...
... THE CRIMES BILL. A WANTON PROVOCATION TO DEBATE. In committee on the Criminal Law Amendment (Ireland) Bill, Mr HBALY moved an amendment with the view of omitting from clause the preamble, which declares that whereas it is expedient to amend the law ...
... CRIMES AND ^CASUALTIES. HORRIBLE MURDER AT BRISTOL. I On Monday last, one of the most barbarous, and, appareø unprovoked mufdsiJ which it has ever been our painful record, was perpetrated at Ilorfield, about a mile and a from Bristol. The unfortunate ...
... Crimes and feualto. SUSPICIOUS DEATH.—A child belonging to a woman, named Margaret Rees, who lives in one of the courts on the Strand, at Swansea, was found dead on Tuesday, under suspicious circumstances. The mother, it appears' was seen at two o'clock ...
... CRIME IN IRELAND. A Blue-book was issued on Tuesday giving the official report on the crinunal and judicial static- ties of Ireland for the year 1891. Excluding charges determined special Act passed 111 1887 (under which 24o peisons were proceeded against) ...