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... CRIMES. APRILâ I. Mary Reeder's confession. 15. Execution of Lucas and Reeder at Cambridge. 23. An old woman named Jane Lewis is murdered by two Irishmen at Nantcoch, near Monmouth. 29. Sarah Snelling, housekeeper to Mr. John Maddle, of Wandsworth- ...
... CRIMES. APRIL-2. Mrs. Hinricrnon ?? Wilson, at Liverpool; diwn , ! r ' |n ,,Sa ...
... CRIME. Cumberland.— An unsuccessful attempt at housebreak- ing was made on Saturday, and repeated on Sunday night, upon the grocer's shop lately occupied by Mr. John Askew, deceased, m Nook-street, Workington.— Early on Wednes- day morning last, an attempt ...
... CRIMES. OCTOBER— 6. Monkhouse, a sailor, attempts to murder his father, by shooting, at Chiswick. 8. Additional details. 12. Ditto. 15. James Weston, a labourer at Clapham, murders his wife and child, by cutting th. il throats. 10. Military insurrec- ...
... direct bearing on crime at all. In a^ valuable little volume ( Plint on Crime in Eng- land), recently published, it is very clearly shown that while education must always be a comparatively fixed though rather growing quantity, crime fluctuates apparently ...
... duty of Government to provide for the detection and punishment of crime. Resolutions expressing confidence in the Irish policy of the Government and approval of the introduction of the Crimes Bill have been received by Lord Salisbury and Mr. W. H. Smith from ...
... CRIME IN FRANCE. ♦ FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT. PARIS, Jan. 5. Statistics just published show that crime con- tinues to decrease in France, and as this happy state of affairs has existed since 1894 it is permis- sible to consider it not as a mere temporary ...
... JUVENILE CRIME, Henry Merseba, a boy of 11, was charged on remand at Westminster Police-court yesterday with stealing £ 1 from his stepfather, who has a shop in Greek-3treet, Soho, and AVilliam Blade, aged 13, was surrendered for the unlawful possession ...
... THE CRIMES BILL. At an enthusiastic demonstration, held on Saturday afternoon in the grounds of the North Islington Working Men's Constitutional Club, Holloway, presided over by Mr. rT *j ...
... CRIME IN FRANCE. A ?? man of 18, named Deporte, has bern sentenced to death hy the Assizes of the Seiae-Inferieure ior tba murder of a man named Grandserre, who wm a carter oa the same farm. Having stolen his compani oat watjli, he waited for l.im ro ...
... THE CRIMES ACT. The appeal agaiaet the Crimes Art rent tarn Mr. Boahky, preprtrter the Lmarink lender, came yietorday before Jad«o liawriak Quarter Brmitaa The defendant was aentoaaad to fear months’hard lahaar, and aaatha dafanlt fladlag hall, for pnhlimiaa ...
... INCREASE OF CRIME. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST ■ Si quid uovisti rectius istis Candidus imperti, si non, his utere mecum. . Sir — lt is lamentable to see the great increase of crime (par- ticularly juvenile offenders), and the melancholy numbers ...