... CRIMES. At Tipton yesterday. Win. Fryer, ironworker, was remanded on a charge of murdering his sweetheart, Susannah Jones. . , ~ Thomas Winter, labourer, was yesterday sentenced to five years’ penal servitude and thirty lashes, at Durham Assizes for robbing ...

... PUNISHMENT AND CRIME. In the City of London records of 1364 it is stated that a certain John Penrose, a taverner, was convicted of selling unsound and unwholesome wines to the deceit of the common people, to the contempt of the King, to the shameful ...

... CRIME IN LONDON. The premises of Baum & Son. Lombard Street, were entered between Saturday night and Monday morning, and it suspected that several thousand pounds' worth of property were carried off LATEST FROM AMERICA. Tiif. R.M.S. Africa,’ from on 23d ...

... were under the influence >A drink when the crime* oflencea were «v nunilted the reding year the percentage waa 60. Juvenile offendem to *hcw a decreaae. number Juvenile* under year* ot age charg.-d with crime* and offences being 93. a decrease 20 .« the ...

... CONFESSION OF CRIME. A remarkable career of crime h:►a been resealed by a prisoner under remand at the St. AugnAtilies Gaul at Canterbury for burglary and robbery of jewellery and other valuable property at Worth, near Saudwi, h. The man. whose n .me ...

... CRIME AND VAGRANCY. Printed copies of the Report of Kohertson. Chief Constable of the County, on the crime and offences the County to March, were submitted. Ui offences against the person, there were 37 reported to the police, there had been 31 apprehensions ...

... Agrarian Crime. Please let me have as soon as yon can the particulars saked for on oppoaite margin regarding all Lea goer* convicted of agrarian crime since September 1879. Of course. Leaguers will include members of the Land League and National League ...

... CURIOSMEB OF CRIME. ST TSB LATE JAM'S NW KATT. THE COBBLER'S KNIFE. Await ry I ban bad asytbiog to do with demos air My dreams been et peopo'-day bled wiles a woo wide awake se they say. sod sp to a thin at two. w••satw asses the duties the day, William ...

... CRIME IN BELGIUM The recently discovered crime, or rather series of crimes, perpetrated at Homo, equals, and in some respects surpasses in atrocity the Pantin tragedy, and has probably had no parallel in this country since the time of Burke and Hare, ...

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... hours. Naturally the population is sparse—a person committing a crime there is not likely to be found out, and I suppose Lieut. Hancock (who undoubtedly was the instigator of the terrible crimes perpetrated) thought it was a fit place for him to work in. ...

... CRIME IN DUNDEE. ||AN KILLED A' A DRUNKEN ROW, which hu ie«ult©d in the death of one man. an innl.r. maker, named William Hniwn. and the severe Injury u( June Nixon or llrown, his wile, and a William Oaniel, tailor, tfiok place in Margaret's flose. Duq ...