... EITATI OF CRIME. The Chief• Constable's report on the state of crime then produced, and approved of. [We reserve some nctice of this document to smother occasion.] COURT HOUR EXPENDITURE AND THE GoVERNMENT CONTRIBUTIONS. The Convener said the next business ...

... DRINK AND CRIME. Is a letter to Manchester Courier, Rev. William Cain, M.A., vicar of Christ Church, Denim, says :—Lot me motion the melte of an examine. lion of 1000 prisoners. Of them 714 were males and 288 tamales. Of the females 167 they were drunkards ...

... CRIME IN THE RICINLANDO. Even in times of peace, crime in the Highlands is comparatively rare, but the returns of the Prison Commissioners show that in a year of war it reacher 3 very low level indeed. There are only two regular prisons iu the Highlands—at ...

... THE CRIMES ACT. In the House of Commons Wednesday. Mr Dillon moved the second reading of a bill to repeal the Crimes Act. Mr Patrick Power seconded. The rejection of the measure was moved by Mr Rentoul. On division the second reading was defeated 220 ...

... ENIUS AND CRIME. telegram says —An unusually expert _A New ¥: ” job, with some Wild West New York ments, was performed in the offices of the and Stamford Railway Company at Port Chester on Five men, over their faces, entered the office, and, with many ...

... CRIME IN THE COUNTY. A tabulated report by Mr Murray, chief constable of the county. fr the par eeding December 1878, hav ju4 been ia.ued. The total member of per,otue epprebeaded or cited by the polio@ within the coast) , duriog the;year was 319-284 ...

... REASON FOR THE CRIMES. In most of these villages the troops did not even allege that they had besn attacked by the civilian population. It feem* certain that the inhabitant+ did not commit ■ny hostile art. in many place. German soldier. had been shot ...

... sruesome burdens. able MURDERS LN QUEBEASLAN ouse sent h of AN EXTRAORDINARY CRIME. was ition One of the strangest mysteries of crime Australia has produced has been exciting i interest throughout Queensland and New Mr | Wales. In Australian news] ~ | ...

... THE CRIMES HILL In Committee on the Criminal Law Amendment (Ireland) Bill, which was resumed at clause six, Mr Clancy moved au amendment requiring that the Lord- Lieutenant should only take action in regard to the special proclamation authorised by the ...

... CRIME IN IRELAND. Mu O'Busaw, in his address to the (}rand Jury at the opening of Leineter Winter Assizes rester. day, referred in terms of satisfaction to the comparative absence of ordinary crime in the district. There were, however, two cases of more ...

... Religion and Crime. Fault a return just issued , i t appears that on the 28th March last there were, in this Christian country, 24,437 persons in prison. And here are some particulars of their declared religious persuasions :—Church of ligiand, 16 ...

... other —it takes in • different, or rather, a wider class. The one deals merely with crime, the other with mendicity, which, while very often an accompaniment and cloak of crime is also most generally its precursor. Children are taught to beg before they are ...