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... THE NOTABLE CRIMES OF THE CENTURY—V. DAUGHTERS WITH DOWRIES. A CHRISTMAS APPEAL. BLOW TO LITERATURE : LIFE AND PORTRAIT OF STEVENSON. A SHIF.LD FROM COLD. TWININ’ RAIPS. LOCAL HARVEST IDYLL. THE CHAMPION DIVER. CHRISTMAS HUMOUR. Good Reading for All. ...
... CRIMES AND CASUALTIES. ALLEGED WIFE MURDER AT CARDIFF. During quarrel on Saturday at Cardiff between dock labourer, named William Walters, and his wife, who lived in Adeline Street, Walters kicked his wife, it is alleged, in such savage manner as to cause ...
... JUVENILE CRIME. Ex-Baillie Colston, Edinburgh, moved that it remitted to tho Annual Committee to trv and obtain an extension of the Industrial Schools Act so to embrace children below the age of seven years. Children below seven, ho said, wers present ...
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... CRIMES AND CASUALTIES. ALLEGED MANSLAUGHTER BY \ WOMAN. At Haunds. near Northampton, young woman, named Margaret Kent, is in custody for the manslaughter of Anne Houghton, by striking her with a .pitcher. At Gloucester, on Saturday, Daniel Mon sell, lalwurer ...
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... CRIMES AND CASUALTIES. SUSPICIOUS DEATH OF A WOMAN IN GLASGOW. At the Glasgow Southern Police Court on Monday, James M'Dermid was remanded for forty-eight hours tor further inquiry into the circumstances attending the death of his wife at their house ...
... a change of Government, crime will cease. Well, I should like to bave en answer to that point—Is crime going to cease after a change of Government? If so, what connection is there to me to be very remarkable to assume that crime between critne and cheers ...
... EDUCATION AND CRIME. Sir, —I have before Superintendent Wyness’s re:urn of crime and offences for the city of Aberdeen for 1887, and with your forbearance 1 would like to make a few observations on tins excellently drawn-up report. I wish to confine myself ...
... THR REPRESSION OF CRIME. In the Repressi ion of Crime Section an opening address by th Right Hon. Sir Walter Crofton, Bart., the presi dent, was read by Dr G. W. Hastings, on the condition of convict isoners, and bow they should be dealt wi ith after ...
... CRIMES D CASUALTI of Woolwich, on Saturday attacked Macie Collin { 24), emploved in cutting yard as himself, = in the om throat. bours interfering, nae into Some river, but injuries are severe. At Swindon on at by Fi Franklin (18) committed su a train ...