... -before Sheriff Comrie Thomson—Alexander Tolqnboan, commercial traveller, pleaded gnilty to tbo crime of breach of trust and era. bezzlemeut, and to the crime of theft. The Sheriff imposed a sentence of four months’ imprisonment from the time of his first ...

... CONCEALMENT OF PRSONAKCT. Dolina Ross, from Kincardine, county of Ross, was accused of this crime, and, pleading guilty, was sentenced to six mouths’ imprisonment. ...

... desirability of consolidating the laws relating to reformatory and industrial education of children convicted of crime, that punishment for crime should treatment separate from general education, and all publicly aided schools should be under the Education ...

... the forgery was small, hs any case such crime was very heinous one. Respectability and • u> I character the case a lorger were rather against than Ids favour, it by means them that was * nabied t ...

... to his admitted crime of high treason, would justify the carrying out the capital i>enfence. It i* uuite clear that a policy of greater seventy is being adopted : but far nothing has been done to show that it intended to treat the crime rebellion alone ...

... there Slave been differences in the Ministry as to the renewal of the Irish Crimes Act. It is no secret that Mr Chaxbsblain and Sir C. Dilkb are both of opinion that the Crimes Aot, which lapses this autumn, should not renewed in any part. In support of ...

... CHIEF CONSTABLE’S REPORT. The Chief Constable’s annual report crimes and offences within the county for the year to 31st December last, which has already been published, was submitted. ...

... sejiarule and distinct crimes, appeared, from ' the continuation, or what tenmsl the “minor,” of the complaint, that both susivnders had been mvuseil of vne crime, while Amhetc Itusiull or {{oss alone luul lx-i-n nccuseil of the crime, and Alex // ...

... had been informed that tbe visit did not commit tbe Government in any way to their future dealings with Zulnland. PREVENTION CRIME (IRELAND) BILL. On Tuesday, the House resumed consideration in committee of this bill, and were occupied with clause 14, which ...

... seriousness was subject to the Crimes Act, but only offences of violence, resistance to the law, boycotting, serions in one sense, but trivial in another, inasmuch as they were not worth more than six months’ imprisonment.* These crimes were brought within the ...

... exclusively of questions and irregular discussions regarding the affairs of Egypt; or of debates in committee on the Prevention of Crime in Ireland Bill. ...

... County Cork, was shot dead on Sunday night by party which attacked his house, and wounded two others. The motive for the crime agrarian. ...