... CRIME The number 01 cases heard was 551, involving 768 accused persens. Although there has a slight increase in the number of serious effences. t'lere is no increase in the number of crimes committed. There was one case of murder, for which thiee 'nen ...

... CRIME HAM PHIS paper is now issued day. 11. The subscription is a Prier per annum in Hongkong, or Ten Onds induffing postage be Coast porta. is the sew issued under native The thief of the paper is et derived the native emanumaity, amongst whom also are ...

... CRIME IN JAPAN. According to statistics published in the Official (4azette, the convicts in Japanese prisons at the end of September numbered 47,506, of whom 2,193 were females. When classified according to the nature of the crimes the result is as follows ...

... THE CRIMES BILL Loapos. 26th March, 1887. Mr Morley's amendment to the motion that precedence be given to the Crimes (Ireland) Bill has been rejected by 349 to 260 votes. The motion for precedence was then carried. MACAO CEDED TO PORTUGAL LONDON, 28th ...

... CRIME IN SCOTLAND. In the reports of the Prison Conttnissoners for Scotland for 1910, it is shown that the total number of commitments to prisons, including persons sentenced to penal servitude, again gives a large decrease, being 40,466, compared with ...

... CRIME IN HONGKONG. W HOEVIER are responsible for the escape from justice of the perpetrators of the Tsst-tss-mui murder have added one more to the many difficulties of detecting such crimes, while they have furnished an additional incentive to the repetition ...

... CRIME IN JAPAN. According to statistics published in the Officio! Gazette, the convicts in Japanese prisons at the end of September numbered 47,506, of whom 2,193 were females. When classified according to the nature of the crimes the result is as follows ...

... THE DETECTION OF CRIME. [BY PINKERTON.] The difficulties of avoiding pursuit and capture after the committal of a crime are daily becoming more acute. The swiftness of travel by land and water so far from being in a criminal's favour are actually against ...

... THE CRIMES BILL. LONDON, April, In the House of Commons, Sir Bernard Samuelson moved the rejection of the Crimes (Ireland) Bill, because it would increase disorder and endanger the union. PANID Omtas. Boum) :—llifidibeek March 1; Orion, Wyrern, D. Bidinino ...

... THE PREVENTION OF CRIME IN HONGKONG. We have already called attention to the unwelcome revival of piracy in ourimmediate neighbourhood, as an evidence of the presence of the well-known, unscrupulous and uncompromising seoundrelism from the Kwangtung Province ...

... Crime in Singapore. In answer to the question of the Hon. C. Stringer ;is to what steps the Goveinment proposed to take for the prevention of crime in view of recent burglaries and night attacks by armed natives, the Colonial Secretary of the Straits ...

... STATISTICS OF CRIME. Avon' eleven months ago, when commenting upon the criminal statistics for the year 1877, we drew attention to the a l arm ing increase of serious crime which disclosed. In April 1878 we wrote:— So far as statistics are concerned, ...