... and Crime. Mr. Justice Lush said this week that the crimes which were traceable to drink were among the wcrst and most repulsive he had to deal with. If they coula imagine the country absolutely sober for twelve months be should undertake to say the police ...

... CRIME IN A tepid oft violent crime in Pormah during the aest quarter of the present year and a rosolutkin Wens of the have been pub- These sli•iw a very considerable improvement Is the condoles of the c linter. It three • hill tract. aiid there was Wiest ...

... Crime. Ilvy • CTFARFOD A IMOTBIAICTIV 7 _salsa Mee WWI a 17.77A PI Z I__ g . tz i ld i ftrxii et peti=bsir *saws *a as • oda. o VZ di ol by!_pt ipMfo4 ye aa a irbasa as sk as 1174 d ya tafarnaii. Sas • faith pwy• Ia - a PZ I Cy live? Osill c;ii:i - adeAradia ...

... No Crime. North Wales is pasF•ing through a period of remarkable immunity from serious c:ime. Owing to a blank ca:enda: no jurymen had been summoned k o attend the Carnarvonsbire Quarter Sessions on Friday. On behalf of the High Sheriff (Mr. Neele), the ...

... CRIME The Chief Constable's quarterly report showed that the number of crimes and offences in the county, compared with the last quarter, showed an increase of fourteen indictable offences and a decrease of fourteen for non-indictable offences. Eight ...

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... we guarantee curb rise in you can ' t . buy cheaper , crimes Mfrs. Recom. was Crescendo 'Dorchester' of Orthopaedic Double Divan Set and by youngsters SAVE Price C 18 9 495 rates .. [rugs Pen. CRIMES by juveniles in saw North Wales went up by By JOHN WILLIAMS ...

... CRIME IN KERRY. Judge O'Brien, opening Kerry Assizes, a day or two ago, said that 87 cases were reported to the police since last assizes, against 180 last year. The class of crime was, however, of the same unvarying range of offence, which indicated ...

... CRIMES AND OFFENCES. A Woman Kii.lrd her Husband.— On Saturday evening last, about seven o’clock, a woman named Eliza Cawley, living at No. 6, Swallow's-court, Davies-atreet, Ancoats, Manchester, went home much intoxicated. Her husband, who was sitting ...

... CRIME AND DISEASE. The principle of indeterminate sentences has two sides. It protects sociay from the many bail criminal, and those who are not bad criminals will get out of prison sooner aan under the pruest system. The mat, of mind of thc criminal ...

... AN ENGLISHMAN'S CRIME. nail .is to hi.d repots • shoddy/ sad le. Tbe Wads was Lkg d. a gM of 11. Ms dattgbass el Mr. Timms a tewars. Me wessiene s yang liselAwsm of ModGiNgS Limed Lesdut. Tbe Maar had he If by Mr. Lloyd us aimm abbe Os fans. Ile hid ...

... CRIMES AND CRI3!!CINkLS. r s A terrible doi.ble marder ha; been cmunitted ak IS Smallwood, avillage near Congleton, Che3hire. The y victims are Thomas Earlam and his wife, who kept a lodging-house, and ware most inoffensive ,s people. Plunder is supposeo ...