... CRIMES AND OFFENCES. .v. ncy rere ICe- Do., ant, nue ling lain one ases a of i to ater ness ages ipon aper con. argh Ejol.- pen- is to step, go ia pal- ling, d to ,n-be also aue rhoW Nased I'on. unt; ig at Bade , this ntile nifa seing De of , and have ...

... CRIME IN BIRMINGHAM. NEWS SPECIALLY WIRED A.ND BY PRIVATE DEBPATCH. the ass'r.es, yesterday,G v>rgeFisher, ton vie ted of the manslaughter Joseph Knibb, Birmingham, *u sentenced to twelve yean' penal Mr J oatlce Denmu observlng that the Brime aloeely ...

... CRIMES IN BROADMOOR. A report jut presented by the Commtaalenara In Lunacy states that during the put twelve months several crime* have been committed the lunatics confined In the State Criminal Aajium >t Broadmoor. A murderous attack has been made by ...

... THE CRIMES OF POWER. The present age has witnessed few public crimes more atrocious than the measure which has hurried unhappy Poland into a hopeless struggle against armed tyranny. It becomes more and more evident, with each day's addi- tion to our previous ...

... CRIMES AND OFFENCES. A Murderess.—The Supreme Court of Berne lately occupied with the trial of a very handsome girl« 21, of the ame of F.ukiaer, for having murdered, child. At a very early age th ...

... CRIMES AND OFFENCES. BDISt^. -A- n A-- v . .. 0 MISTERIOUS CASS OF POIsoNING.- A respectable t farmer, named Bethel, residing near Caledon, Cout 7 Tyrone, died rather suddenly about the 20th of pri e last, and from circumstances that have since co April ...

... CRIMES AND OF'FENCES. , THE MURDERS AT STANSFIELD-.HAL.-COMMITrAL OF THE SUPPOSED MURDERER. ho The finalexamination ot'Jat. Blonfield Raah, charged ly with the murder of Mr. kaac Jermy, recorder of Nor- in wich, ard his son, took place at Norwich Ca-tie ...

... CRIM A D F N E..S . - . CRIMES AND OFFENCES.- #'I I -1-.. . -.- . -. . 11. - . - . . .AL- I -t -. 'Y A CLATIRVOVANT IN TROUBLE.-At the Marlborough ernp] It Police-office, London, on Monday, James alias Doctor ecu '9 Von Goannern, professor ...

... - CRIME N LIVERPOOL. D reU A MINISTER'S VIEWS. F t of Speaking on the Head-oonstable's returns for f der 1894 at Cresceat Church, on Sunday morning last, a the the Rev. Robert Veitch, Al.&A, drew attention to c ied the marked diminution in drunkenness ...

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... of crimes, arising from the he morals and habits of the lower orders of the people tol -e- having become worse ?-The increase of crimes is As rt. partly to he traced to that source. D.% Have you a general table there of the increase of I ny crimes within ...