... crime. nearer. If you are his real friend, Mr Ralston, assist him to get away from London to-night. Tell him not to try and get back to the (ontinent. Better for him to remain in hiding in England. But he's at the Hotel Cecil, I exclaimed in , apprehension ...

... CALAMITIES AND CRIMES. The list of calamities at home and abroad in 1888 is a heavy one, and some startling crimes have been recorded. The body of Mr. Archibald *Neil, a London journalist, was found on the beach at Boulogne under circumstances which pointed ...

... CRIME IN iRANCE. - The Paris correspondent of the Daily Telegraph states that a shocking murder, followed by the suicide of the assassin, has been committed at a house in the Rue de Poteau, inhabited by an artisan named Jean Devallois and his family. ...

... ROBINSON CRIME. The fishing village of Largo, in Fife, lays claim to the honour of being the birthplace of Alexander Selkirk, the prototype of Defoe's Robinson Crime. The story goes that he was born there in and that he left his native shores in disgust ...

... AS AWFUL CRIME. The _youth, Edward John William., who was tried at the Liverpool Assizes for the murder of his muter. Walter Neilson, at Blackburn, on February 22, and found guilty of manslaughter, was brought up for sentence on March 25. The prisoner ...

... CRIME AND PUNISHMENT. Mr Juitioo Darling provided on Wednesday at the anneal ntecting of St. Christian Misslon, Wild street, Kingsway. I)uring thirty-one existence of the erer 500.000 breakfa.t• have teem gieen to di.- charged prisoners, ex-prisoners ...

... REVOLTING CRIME. A Oared telegram' from says :—N revoltiag be la a subside d Basabarg. Oa tbs body d a 11=9 Nerd litelater. 10 year lowed la a no resat deeply cut, dm* seided tbs wound. TY abdomen up sod lbe bower van permillag, s perks d tbe d tre beim ...

... THE CRIMES ACT. An amended copy of the return, moved for by Mr. John Morley, showing the names, nature of the offence of, and sentences on all persons proceeded against under the Crimes Act down to Whitsuntide last, has been issued to Members of Parliament ...

... DUELLING AND CRIME. To what amazing lengths duelling is carried on in Hungary- is illustrated by a fatal meeting reported from Nyiregyhaza. A district official named Paul Orchvary, aged 24, lived on bad terms with his uncle, Edward Hegedus, a local judge ...

... SEX AND CRIME. Professor Lombroen, of Turin, is about to Was a new work entitled Th. Crimival Woman, the purpose of which is to coaneet the phfnomena of crime in with her constitution, ptlysical and mental, as moulded or modified by the conditions of ...

... IRISH CRIME. Speaking at the fortnightly meeting of the League, held in Dublin on rue•day, Mr. T. Harrir.g-ton, M. P., declared that one of the greatest difficulties of the Government was the absolute freedom of Ireland from Milne, and be counselled the ...

... CRIME IN FRANCE. The following odious ewe of polsonlog has put been tried before. the Paris Court of - The &moped were Leon Iluireon, aged :10. dealer in canna, nodding in the Parsee Bou.n and his mother, a widow, both of whom were charged with caicing ...