... I PARNELLISM AND CRIME. I THE PHtENIX PARIK MURDERS. I The Times yesterday published another of its series of articles on Parnellism and Crime, in whichit deals with c the mystery attaching to the relations between the Irish l Land: I'League and the ...

... THE PHILOSOPHY OF CRIME. - We must say, with the old Greeks, that only wrongcLI acts intentionally done can be accounted crimes. seh is the right account of culpability. Whilat is the trU3 ?? of punishnment ? Is tile criminal law, sD we are often told ...

... Birmingham during 1899 was 190, This number includes criminals who have been convicted 1 for almost every class of serious crime. The detectives have bean instrumental in obtaining employment for several of these men, and in many instances those who, have ...

... description of tl crime-namely, that of indictisble ofrenoes-there is a - slight increase ?? last year and oin the year previous. pi During' the year covered by the statistics tue police beeks a have contained the record ef 1,084 crimes committed, ag rS ...

... b arn -for th e yar ended li eoroh ef 31$ 1694 , has jdt been issuod. -o f fienmore serios-a of crime; oravijat are called indictable offdnes, the crimes committed during the tear npumbered'2,525, ascimpared tiltit MI86' in the previous. year;, a decrease ...

... statement shows that in 1889 the number of serious crimes in proportion to the estimated population was much below the average for the preceding ten years, and that there was a decrease in each class of such crimes. Compared with the year 1888, there was an in- ...

... CRIME IN IRELAND. Thle following items have some bearing on the state of crime in Ireland:- FIRING SHOTS INTO A DWEMLLING HoUSE.-During the night of Wednesday last two shots were fired into a dwelling-house at Emil, in the King's County, which is in the ...

... CRIMES Ml FRANCE. Five members of a Psrisian family of six persons have committed suicide by hanging themselves. These people were known by the name of Leclereq, and lived in the RNe Barbette, a street in the Temple district. The father and mother first ...

... CRIME IN BI3RMIINGHAM. THE OFFICIAL RETURNS. MuInch has been written recently onl the subject of the standing army of criminals, who atre continually waging a destructive guerilla warfare upon society. We prousose to add a chapter to the literature onl ...

... CRIME IN SWEDEN. The Correspoeince dci-c StCockhoet notes certain nccounts of crimes of violence in S cdenl whichu have appeared in the Pufll dfah Gazette enld tih Times, ani I rcnsilaks that these ;acconsts have been consitti 5lI) exaggerate i, and furthler ...

... CRIME IN BIRBIaGHAM The Chief Constable's annual return for the yean ended September 29, 1890, with respect to the crime of Birminghamr, has been approved by the Watch Comr mittee and forwarded to the Home Office. A few of the more serious classes of ...

... THlE CRIMES. BILL. The Press Association says: -Ater Mr. Dealfour's oxpla- nation of the provisions of the Crines Bill, a considerable nusmber of Liberal Unionists assembled in tho lobby and smoking room for the purpose of exchanging views on the situation ...