... CRIME. With regard to the Gaol Returns, I have nothing to report but a continued absence of crimes of a heinous character. The discipline of the prisoners has given rise to more discussion here in late years than has been usual in similar small colonies ...

... crime. . ...

... THE CRIME. Goodele and his wife lived unhappily together, and the husband had more than once threatened his wife, who had sought refuge in a neighbour's house. On September 15 the woman was missing, and, suspicion being aroused, the prisoner's premises ...

... Novel Crime. The Revd A. P. Berkeley 'Ported :1 Lance Corporal Hutchinson on the 14th inst., that some ;wenn or persors had on tee pis vions night ponlei about 50 feet of copper geter from several places around the Philip Church in lengths varying from ...

... Seasons and Crime. The following extract' from a chapter on Seasons and Crime written by Rey. W. D. Morrison, late Chaplain of H.M. Prison Wordsworth appeared recently in the Jamaioa Gleaner: .----- . In the annual reporta of the Prison Commissioners ...

... IS CRIME DECREASING? Sir Edmund F. Du Cane replies to an article in the June number of the Review of Reviews of last year, maintaining that crime had increased chiefly on the evidence of the increase of -Juveniles in the Industrial schools and the number ...

... Crimes of Violence. (From Port-of-Spais Gwent, April 28). The sentence of imprisonment for life with hard labour, passed last week at the Criminal Sessions by His Honour Mr. Justice Russel on the man Bernard who was convicted of the crime of vitriol throwing ...

... pages. The year 1899 was remarkable as to crime known to the polioe. The returns show a smaller amount than in any year of which there is a complete record; i.e., since 1857. The crimes committed or known to the police were 76,025, which showed a decrease ...

... PREVENTION OF CRIME. A Sermon preached in the Cathedral Church of St 51 . chael, Barbados, on Monday in Easter Week, 1858, being also the day of the opening of the Grand Sessions By THOMAS PARRY, D Bishop of Barbados. ...

... The Crime of not Assuring. BY BET. T. DI MITI TALMAGE, D. D. et appoint °Meer, over Op laud, and take up the ilia part of the land of Egypt in the see. en plenteous yeare.-li'. XLI. These wcre the word, of Joseph, the president of the first life assurance ...

... UNIQUE IN THE ANNALS OF CRIME. The Attorney General in opening the case said that, the prisoner Wall charged with the murder of a woman named Kishumy somewhere near Mabee* on the East Coast. It was a very peculiar case, being as far as he knew, unique ...

... DISCOVERY OF TIM CRIME. Wag he shadowed all the way from Pockhatn, or a part of the way ? That was the police theory, hub during the trial of the young German. Franz Willer, who was found guilty and executed for the crime, nothing came out to show It ...