... _POLICE _COUH _yesterday , a fellow . of _( _lie _name of Thomson , was _charged _with _assaulting arid wounding _a _. woman , ( o _the _effusion of _her bibou _and _. the _danger of lier life . This low , _cunning vagabond has _hnd no visible' means ...

... POLICE. DaITISNr SOLDItLBS IN SPAUT.-DISTRESSIOn CASE. Three young Irish wormen, one with a child in her arms, who appeared to be suffering greatly from want and fatigue, on Friday applied to Mr Broderip, at the Thames Police Offlce, and solicited his ...

... PROTECTION OF WOMEN. (From the Daily News.) The first annual meeting of the Associate Institution for improving and enforcing the Laws for the Protection of Women took place on Tuesday morning at Hanover Square Itooms, London, Lord Ingestre, the Bishop ...

... PO. ICE. r MANSIoN-1foUstI-ANEXTRAORDIN ARY NFW COLONY_.Several young men nnd women, aml children of both sexes,, frorn ten to twenty years of age, were brought befo*&tfel Lord Mlayor, charged with irvibg planted a regular colony under some of the dry ...

... POLICE COMMISSION. On Wednesday forenoon last week, the Commissioner* of Police held a quarterly meeting in the Council Room, for the purpose of deciding appeals, &c. After the appeals were finished, the meeting adjourned until o'clock the same evening ...

... ubarpshooters paraded in the (Green there. - Col. Al'ton bddre~sed the'corps io the pbtlsed vi. sit to 'Edinburgh, aid stated that he had'K . ot yet made any ?? of the services 'of the corps'on this'occasitin''and would'not unless lO gentlemen, s would substibe ...

... COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE. On Monday tibere wmas mmn adjourned meuting (f General Commissioners-Won. Tullis, Esq. in tit Chair. Mr Trtomm *s MILERct moved, that a Committem be appointed to consider time laws relative to tlii paving and causewayimmg of ...

... THE POLICE COMMISSION Oca readers are aware that there at present an urgent demand for men in our police force. This is owing the great and somewhat unnatural demand for labour which extends throughout the kingdom ; but as regards the police establishment ...

... Mechanics' Library in Forres From the Forres (litttte, learn that the Forres Auxiliary Edinburgh Morayshire Mechanics' Society, following the example set them by the Elgin Society, have resolved to establish a mechanics' library in Forres. The annual ...

... GLASGOW POLICE BOARD. The quarterly meeting of this Board was held on Monday in the Police Boadings—the Lord Provost in the chair. The minutes of the proceedings for the whole quarter were read and approved of. The Board then proceeded to consider the ...

... reet, and sen- v Fore, I tenced to sixty days confinerihent in Bridewell, a ti of to be thereafter banished the bounds of police li I for six moriths. TuEsokv.-Barny Wood, dn Irishman, andt bese Mary, his wife, were charged with having a Irish quantity ...

... e3- They were iconvicted, and each fined in the sum of ha. ifab~ ed guinea. They were all Irishmen.r in Police Cases.-~At the Central District Police Court n yesterday, John. M'Quire was chsarged before Bai lie Cal; l-lender, with having, on, Wednesday ...