... CRIME. A BRIRTOL young man named Lovell, forbidden his buly love's house by her father, hunts himself by his handkerchief on the knocker of his sweetheart's door. The old man cut him down and gave him the custody of the police, and he is now an in- atient ...

... EXTRAORDINARY CRIME BY BOYS. A TRIAL for what is one of the moat remarkable crimes of the century has just taken place before the Assizes of the Pas-de-Calais. In April last the body of a young girl of fifteen. named Marie Ledont, residing with her parents ...

... CRIMES AND CASUALTIES. A eurions instance of a thief's thoughtfulness is recorded in the Manchester papers. It appears that a lady had her purse stolen whilst in Manchester, and among other items it contained a cheque for £50. This cheque was^ returned ...

... HUSBAND'S CRIME Alfred Curti., thirty-nine, labourer, has Jaen charged at Southwark with attempting to murder his wife, Sarah, by cutting her throat with a razor. A police-officer stated that at three a.m., very excited, with cut hands.and blood-stained ...

... CRIME AT SEA. YOUNG SEAMAN CONDEMNED TO DEATH. . After withdrawing his isles of guilty, on the advice of , Mt. Justice Lush, a young Roumanian seaman, named Jon Albis, stood his trial at the , Old Bailey, indicted for killing the boatswain of the Bowes ...

... INDIGESTION AND CRIME. At the inquest at Shoreditch on George Henry Hill, aged thirty, a costertnonger, and his wife, Catherine Hill, who were found dead at Phillipstreet, Kingsland-road, Dr. Henry said that he had attended the man for indigestion. Hill ...

... ACCIDENTS AND CRIME. Me. HINNY WYNDHAM CARTER, proprietor of the /easel Club Review, was charged at Maidstone MAIM, on Saturday. with unlawfully wounding Frederick Wilson, at Bennington, near Ashford, last November. The prosecutor was one of a party ...

... AN EPIDEMIC OF CRIME. the Deify Telegraph Pariscorrespondent ohroniolee ' two more terrible crimes. One took place at No. TO, • Boulevard Moulparnaue, where lived M. Picard, i dark in the Ministry of Public Instruotion, with a woman named Marie Ribut ...

... INCREASE OF CRIME. Arcording to a return which was issued on Friday, the number of persons sent for trial in 1905 fur indictable offences increased from 59.960 to 61.463—the largest yet recorded. There was a decrease in ron•indii•table offences, 729,727 ...

... IGNORANCE AND CRIME. (From Justice Talfourd's charge to the Grand Jury at Stafford.) There was a feature which the calendar had in common with other calendars, not only, he regretted to say, of crime this country, but in every other country, and which ...

... ACCIDENTS AND CRIME. AN elderly man named Allibone, a caretaker of some offices in Wahall, was foand dead in his house on Sunday morning. He returned home drunk the previous night, fell on the fire, and got burnt to death while his wife was asleep upstairs ...

... CRIMES AND CASUALTIFS On Sanday a yoang man named Jeffery Wakelam, who manages bis father’ ablic house, the and at Little on, near shot his friand Charlee Lloyd with a revolver. Bix young men, who had formed a shooting clab, and each a revolver, wereat ...