... Executions. 107 114 97 54 57 Some crimes seem disappearing altogether. There have been but two convictions for piracy during the last seven years; two only for wrecking, two for sacrilege, and two for dealing in slaves. Higher crimes against the State seem to ...

... BULGARIAN CRIME. Athens, Monday.—A semi-official dispatch says a fresh crime horrible as the recent massacre of eleven Greek shepherds is announced from Serres, in Macedonia. A Bulgarian band on June massacred priest at the Green monastery of Rozno, besides ...

... CRIME ON THE RAND (Reuter Telegram.) Johannesburg, Thondsy. Chinese brutally murdrred storekeeper tear Tudor Mina in Weed Rand tkii atoning. ...

... THE CRIMES ACT. The House of Common* tin; early Wednesday’s session discusse 1 number of Civil Sei vice vote:’. In th© evening discussioa bait place a motion hy Irish member in favour repealing the Crimea Acf. Mr llirr.il said the Government were determird ...

... 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 ...

... 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 CRIME AT LHAXBRYDE. Hume was tried in the Circuit Court at Aberdeen—Lord Mackenzie presiding—on February 24 and 25, the trial lasting for two whole days. The charge against him was that of having killed John Barclay Smith, road contractor, Lhanbryde ...

... STORY OF THE CRIME. Miss Marion Gilchrist, who was murdered, | was 82 years of age. She was quiet old lady, who possessed means, and had a love of jewellery. Her home was • flat in the west end of Glasgow. On the iu£M 9? ® comber last, her servant went ...

... DEINK AND CRIME. HOW “WHISKY” IB HADE. VEXATIONS ST A UVZNUB OVVICZZ. A Revenue official, writing in the “Standard,” say*:—Th« general public hare very little idea of tbe maddening stuff that ia sold now-a-days as whisky, especially in the poorer districts ...

... JUVENILE CRIME. Som** discussion took place with reference the giving of lectures on nature knowledge and other subjects. It was stated that the lectures had been of considerable assistance in illustrating subjects, and had proved very satisfactory teachers ...

... and crime. whole number of persona committed for the manufacturing and prosperous county of York, including the separate jurisdictions, and the commitments for the As. sizes, was only G4l. It generally supposed that large towns are hot-beds crime, but ...

... CRIME. Chiet-Constable Stirling reported, M oompared with 1902, there wm increase in crime and offences made known, and in the number of persons apprehended and cited. Of the accused, 74 per cent, were under the influence drink when the offences were ...