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... THE WEEK'S CRIME IN THE BURGH. -- February 4. MAeSCAN on the Recd..] Drank and Incapable. —Margaret Macleod woe charged with having been found on the inst., istt Huntly Street, in a state of intozieatiou and uoabler to tits care of hermit Piimner ple ...
... THE WEEK'S CRIME IN THE BURGH. MoNmt. March 10. [Bailie X LLIOT ou the Beach.] Drunk and Incapa6k—Joh , l Hood, an elderly man, pleaded guilty to haying been bond in a at ate of intoxication and unable to take ea , • of himself. He was sentenced to pay ...
... THE WEEK'S CRIME IN THE 13IIEGH. [Beilie SIIITH, on the Beach.) 18. Aasaulting the Potion—James Robertson, labourer, Tact re Street, was Mts.t ist the .12111/ of 10s 6.1. with the alternative of 14 da .• imorisoiment, for an as committed ou • pelts* officer ...
... ratio of crime, and the particular manner. In ascertaining that ratio, it is necessary to hear in mind that the comparison of the total number of convictions of one year with another is not always a fair comparison. and in the matter of Highland crime it would ...
... THE CRIME OF SHAKING HANDS. Fos the mime of shaking heeds with H. Outtare Berra, the a itorions anti-militarist, Lieutenant &helot. of the Garde Repobbailee, has been transferred in disgrace from Paris to some distant town. On the day of Herres trial ...
... THE WEEK'S CRIME IN THE BURGH. MONDAY, March 31. [Seine SLUM on the Bench.] Mary Hatred'. residing in Factory Street, was Mari d with having been found on Friars' Street, on the 16th ult., annoying for the purposes of pro.titation. Prisoner pleaded guilty ...
... crimes viva. ISTATISTICA. Txa male population of Germany is decreasing, while the number of females is Inc-riming. This fact is made evident by every ceases, the last one taken showing a million MUM women than men—or 1041 women to 100 men. Notwithstanding ...
... SHOCKING CRIME IN LONDON. A frightful crime has been committed in London by two lads aged fifteen and twelve respectively. They have murderously assaulted an old woman named Nunn. She was housekeeper of No. 2 Catherine Court, Tower Hill, City. It appears ...
... CRIME IX IRELAND. The Kiri of CiiAiti-uviLI.E, pursuant to notice, rose to complain of the system of criminal jurisprudence acted upon in Iceland with respect to the jury panel. There had, within the last few years, been a quick succession of frightful ...
... THE RENEWAL OF THE IRISH CRIMES —A~ MEETING OF THE IRISH POLITICAL COMMITTEE. Professor Bryce, M.P., presided yettcrdoy evening noting the poUinl Committee io the Conference Room the Hooae of Common!. On the motion of Mr Hopwood, » resolution wee posted ...
... STATE OF CRIME ROSS-SHIRE. The annual report of Mr Cumming, Superintendent of County police in Ross-shire, is now before us. It is too minute and detailed to give entire, but we shall state the leading features. In Wester Ross there were 53 males apprehended ...
... INCREASE OF UNMANLY CRIMES. [From the Spectator.] A correspondent of the Timet, on Wednesday, described an outrage which is, we imagine, almost without precedent in England. A respectable woman, walking with her husband in the Hampstead Road, suddenly ...