... — ‘will be taken on board. be y-five of furmed by, Mrs Smith, wife of the Secretar for War, The » Medal CRIME IN PARIS ed in 0 Am atrocious case of childctealing, followed by sm attempt to murder, hes shuald le brought to light near Paris. Some of the ...

... UNDISCOVERED CRIME. In a review of a new work, entitled Crimes, the Saturday Review tells the following story : Sophia Dawes was daughter of poor fisherman in the Isle Wight, and was for some years barmaid of an inn at wes. Her youthful beauty has been ...

... CRIME IN THE ARMY. A Parliamentary paper just issued (moved for Sir Patrick O'Brien) reveals a miserable state of disorder in the British Army, and aptly proves the demoralising tendencies of barrack life. Taking the latest period of one year, this Return ...

... CRIME AT THE HOLIDAYS. TUB NSGB —ASSAULTIMO THE rOLIGB. In the Donfermline Sheriff Sommary Court on the Procurator-Fiscal for West Fife (Mr J*mea M'Perlane) reported that he bad found It necessary apprehend one man thn day. This was Come/tut Toyt, who ...

... CRIME IN FRANCE. The Court of Assizes of Ile-et Villaine has just tried a man named Eveillard, aged 63, a farmer by trade, for the murder of his sister-in-law, Jeanne Even, aged 65, at Montford, near Rennes. A lad who was keeping cows at some distance ...

... CRIME IN GLASGOW. The Bailie this week, under What the folks are saying, observes that there is always certain to be an extra outbreak of erime in Glasgow at the rising of the Justiciary Court, and that the present season ie no exception to the rule ...

... THE NOVEL OF CRIME. (From the Spectator.) The novel of crime i.s in itself only variety of the sensation novel—tbe value of crime that of a miracle, being that it runs ** the threads of ordinary human life—but it portant variety, deserving study apart ...

... °ULM!! CRIME. rind. it noooreary to to I the Congretion that the Chun+ will Nut be Opened fnr Wnr*liip To• Morrow, the Alters. ti..ne which are in progresw not being completed. Through the kinder« .4 the nf CHALMERS CHt in. arrangements hare been for ...

... CRIME IN FRANCE. la The village Clinrleval (liouches-dii-Mkrine) lias jutt been thrown into consternation by shocking tra«edv. i M. Moucan. the proprietor the Cafe dv. IJueuf ...

... LOVE AND CRIME. AN EPISODE AMERICAN HIGH LIFE. The New York Herald tells this rather melodramatic story :—Some lifteen years ago, one of the departments Washington, young man was employed whose proper initial is G., and who was the son of well-known merchant ...

... CRIME FIFESHIRE. The statiptics of crime and offences committed within the ~ Tife, auouallv compiled by the Chief Constable, just been issued. From the statistics it appears that f,om September to 30th September 1866 the number of persons convicted was ...

... CRIME IN FIFESHIRE IN 1883. Captain Bremncr. Chief Constable, has issued his report on the statistics of crime, which shows that during the year ended 31st December 1883, 1350 crimes and offences had been reported to the police, implicating 1431 persons ...