... SM ens amount of crime, the number of persons arip eboi5e the number committed for trial:- Year. Crlniies Appreicadled. i. 01 f.Ti. 188 . ,437 .. 4 9 42 1884. 1048.48 ' ?? 453 1a35 ?? .991 .. ?? ' The statistics relating to crimes dealt stln ?? tile ...

... THE CRIMES BILL, The Press Association says the Government declare the intention of leaving no stone unturned to obtaine 5 second reading of the Crimes Bill before the lue ae oulaus for the Easter holidays. Mr. Balfour proposes t- explain the provisions ...

... ., L :THE CRIMES BILL., 'At a special meeting of the Exeintive Corrimittee'of lie si Nationil Jieferin Union, held yesterday, the 'folloWing 'l resblntion wasl passed ?? Executive tlh Committee of the National Rteformn Union strongly code GI dermise thu ...

... rcmnain inl Dublin for the present. in order to ?? the preliminary arrangements connected wvith admin-~riiistration of the Crimes Act. Thle Council broke p it twenty minutes to four, 2thl. Bialfour being thL first t;.neae. We have' reason to believe that ...

... |. -; ?? - THE CRIMES BILL. : Tho Central Nerws says Lord Hattingtori called iat the Foieigh Office jesteiday afterioon, and remained for over half an hour in consultation vith Lord Salisbury, Mis frmith; and mr. Gosehen. It, is uiderstood that his lord- ...

... resolution , IWaHs'nanimousshy adopted condemning the Crimes Bill,. I ?? 'Lord Selborne, Apeakdiig at flDorchositer, oni Saturday, ' 'defended the aetion of the Governnment -with: regarrd'ito 'the Crimes Bill, aid said the only point. intthe measrirs waoos ...

... on the Crimes Bill, but thea precautions which aire bsink yq taken by the Whips on both sides dispose of all doubts onl thea mattrsr Conservative members are warned that they -s must abandoms all idea of leaving the Metropolis t until time Crimes Bill has ...

... |1 ;: : THE CRIMES BML. SIR 0. TREVELYAN AND THE ABERDLEE UNIONISTS. ;.xDr.'Webster, chairman of the Aberdeer LiberalUniobli, 4sseciat Onl has roceived the following letter fron ?? Geofge' Trevelyan; in reply to a com nicatiuu of ili committee's minute ...

... | : - Al THE CRIMES BILL. Lord E. Churchill has Written the following letter to the I secretary otthe Cardiff PrimroseLeague, who had arranged for a great Glamorgaushiro demonstration next Wed- I nesday, at which his lordship had consented to be present ...

... - THE CRIMES BILL. Several important amendments to the Coercion Bill placed on tho notice paper of tho ouss by Sir C. Russell ill, says' thi Daily ifc20s receive rho support of tih r whole of thc Opposition. One is a proviso to Clause 2 to secere that ...

... ti-nay, jit Devon ohiro. Horme, for tire puporn paeif arrang6ing cenceriod notion driongr tire Corier- nite tie An-rct ci tire Crimes Nli, Moe ?? rwill prarsids, arri in opeinirg the, lnac edirugez sili probhahlr grice snarei ivlkinf; ti 'is rio 3tir elitt'itrrd ...

... THE CRIMES BILL. Mr. John Dillon, DIMP., speaking at a great meeting near Leicester on Saturday afternoon, condemned the Crimes Bill, which, he eaid, would prohibit free speech in Ireland and liberty of the Press. It was said the Irish members had no ...