... THE DIMINUTION OF CRIME. J uatice Wright, charging the grand 5 ury at New paatie, on Monday, said that in many parte of the country there had been a diminution of orioie tc an extent whioh surprised those who bad watched the criminal classes, aud it was ...

... CRIMES AND ^CASUALTIES. HORRIBLE MURDER AT BRISTOL. I On Monday last, one of the most barbarous, and, appareø unprovoked mufdsiJ which it has ever been our painful record, was perpetrated at Ilorfield, about a mile and a from Bristol. The unfortunate ...

... Crimes and feualto. SUSPICIOUS DEATH.—A child belonging to a woman, named Margaret Rees, who lives in one of the courts on the Strand, at Swansea, was found dead on Tuesday, under suspicious circumstances. The mother, it appears' was seen at two o'clock ...

... UNDETECTED CRIME. r TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURy. r GENTLEMBNH,-The attention of the Magistrat. of Leeds has been drawn to the leading article in your pap% h of Thursday last, headed Undetected Crime, in which s you dwell on the frequency of ...

... STORY OF THE CRIME. EBBW VALE, Sunday. Th John Powell, son-in-law of George frj)0°las» collier, and veteran rifle volunteer, of jj,?s6 death he is accused, gave himself up to the Ebbw Vale, at 10 o'clock on Friday *naM -Beaufort tragedy was deprived of ...

... , LLOYD'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER. , EDUCATION AND CRIME. To those persons, and they are not a few, who believe that education alone will abolish crime, the conviction of Henry William Mayo, at the Central Criminal court, on Tuesday, for a re- markable series ...

... launched at or about this age into a criminaL course, stand, as it were, committed to A life of crime to the end. Practically tley are so, because once in crime and prison the door of honest employment is shut against them; they become reckless and deape- ...

... CONFESSION OF CRIME. A remarkable career of crime has been revealed by a prisoner under remr.nd at the St. Augustine's Gaol at Canterbury for burglary and robbery of jewellery and other valuable property at Worth, near Sandwich. The man, whose name is ...

... into the hands of Mr GLADSTONE, and giving him a mandate to pass the Home Rule Bill. It was the crime of 1867 which has done it all that fearful crime conceived and perpetrated by a Tory-let this not be forgotten—against the stability of Great Britain ...

... CRIMES AND CASUALTIES. MYSTERIOUS MURDER OF A FEMALE AT ISLINGTON.— Soon after daylight on Sunday morning, the policeman on duty, whilst going his rounds, and on getting near the Sut- ton Arms, Islington, observed what at first sight appeared to be a ...

... attempting to murder his late paramour by cutting her throat. The woman's name was David- son, and the accused committed the crime when hbe had gone to meet him in the churchyard. She remains in a critical condition. ...

... and intelligence, but still Iore largely in crime and criminals. A case reported in our columns last week furnishes a striking and painful, but by no means solitary illustration of the cultivation of crime and the education of crimi- nals, by an even ...