... THE CRIME. Ab many of oar readers are aware, the crime for which the wretched man thus paid the penalty of hia life was of very diabolical character, and'one which gave evidence of a culloosnesß of nature on the part of the perpetrator just such he but ...

... Crime in the County Moro 0tt In 1948 In his annual report to the Police Committee, Chief Constable D. Robert. son states .that the number of crimes committed in tae County during the year was 730. ah increase of` 92 from the previous year. These ...

... CRIMES Lord Wolverton speaking at a meeting at Weymoath on Monday night, at which Mr John Dillon was present, said he had come expressly from Frew,. to denounce in the strongest possible terms this frightfal Coercion • Bill and tbe Government who were ...

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... public awareness and education, so support your Crime Prevention Panel and join the fight against crime. — Yours, etc., R. D. MacKAY Chairman Falkirk District Crime Prevention Panel ...

... VIOLENT CRIMES Despite a certain degree of complacency In Government quarters about the prevalence of crimes of robbery with violence, there is unquestionably a growing conviction that the thug is none the worse of a touch of his own methods as a corrective ...

... Crime in the County. Chief Constable Sett has just issued his annual report, and statistics of crimes and riffenoes eommitted within t►e County of Cho km for the year 1913. The total number of crime% and offence% during the year was 214, as against 236 ...

... Increase In Crime. Probably the most outstanding feature of the report of Chief Constable Middleton with regard to constabulary work in Stirlingshire during the year 1923 the intimation that there was considerable increase in the number of crimes arising ...

... Crime in the Burgh. ...

... further caue for watixfaction that the assurance of the county is again that none of the crime committed was of a serious natare, it being thue shown that crime is not only di Dut de fees decrease now re- corded bas been in keepmg with other have taken ...

... percentages of the total:—Class 1 Crimes against the person, e.g., serious assaults, percentage of total, 2.8 ; Class 2—Crimes against property with violence, e.g., housebreaking, robbery, &c., percentage of total, 1.0 ; Class —Crimes against property without ...

... SUNDAY CRIMES The General Assembly, about 1640, ordained that every elder and manager ad to keep his eye on the behaviour of his particular section of the community and report to the Assembly once a month. In a book published by the late Mr George I. ...