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... SERIOUS CRIMES,- 'THE HAVANT MURDER. The Press Association's Havant correspondent teiegraphs:-Some additional and importantinform- ation has been obtained. Two boys have contri. Ic buted some valuable testimony. Husband's father visited the prisoner on ...
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... CRIME -IN IRELAND. i.. : Li j! :~!. ) . :1:' ., !;: 1 . !,. t Two dwellfieg-hmoses were tobet, down at Kings-, town on Tuesday, one of the occupants, an old lady, beingburnt to death. Several others narrowly teus- caped1. L 11 I certain, from long ...
... I ISERIOUS CRIMES. I . __ I l SHOOKING CASHs OF D&PRAVITY. An inquest was held yesterday in Liverpool oi the body of Mary Jane Miller, whose husband, John Miller, is in costody on a charge of mordering her. Evidence revealed a sickening state of depravity ...
... A CHAPTER OF CRIME. T5EV SHOOTINt OF A SERVANT GML. An inquest on the body of Mary Jane Hughes, who was shot on Friday at West Clevington, near Morpotb, by Lionel Middleton, son of Mr Middeton, J.P., of Middleton Lodge, near Ilkley, Yorkshire, was opened ...
... REPRESSION OF OR CE BILL., The Globe says-We have reason to believe that the whole of; the provisions ifi the new Prevention . I of Crime Bill were recommended for adoption by )i r 1 Forster previous to his resignation of the Irish ISecretaryship. D:ily I Criticising ...
... to those denunciations of crime by Mr Parnell and his colleagues, which this journal has been censured for declining to treat as serious and sincere. Mr Tynan bluntly designates the protests of the Peanellites against crime as sailing under false colours ...
... THE UEPXRSSIlON OF CRIME The following is theirineipal portion of the an text of thle ireww 1 rqessi6Wof Crime it Ireland If anl Bill of tho Coverrainfeit ' ' . . *3 A,' hieresas b i rI, ort of' the acti'tl 'secret w |oCcmt.c. uu-i .;-:iib at'ons :r'li-;t ...
... SHERIFF BROWN ON JUVENILE CRIME. bet UEXTRAORDINARY THrEFTS OF POULTTY. 1' J. Beattie (jl), son of Arthur Beattie, quarry. id worker, Whitestones, Kamnay, anid Alexander Grant (12), son of Alex. Grant, farm Servant, Harthills Kintore, were charged, al ...
... Evidence as to the commission of the crime followed. Mr Houg'eton said prisoner afterwards gave him the revolver, and Avery, the saddler, who detained 'sliss Peterson, said she told him she had com- .mitted a crime to protect little children. She added- ...
... necessary to pronounce exemplary punishment for a In ', crime of this kind, because fortunately it was compara- a tively rare. But in any circumstances an-a in Oa a any place it was a serious crime. It was rn, a a circumstance in favour of the accused sn ...
... the law relative to Dissenting k congregations, . THE CRIMES BILL. MR DILLON ON THE EXCLUSION OF IRISH MEMBERS Mr John Dillon, M.P., speaking at a meeting near Leicester on Saturday, said the Crimes Bill would prohibit free speech in Ireland and liberty ...