... THE POLICE AND THE DRAMA. STORMING OF THE TEMPLE OF THESPIS. that classic locality, known as East-street? was erected temple to T hes pis. cannot say much of the grandeur its exterior or its i.iterior; but the ardour its votaries was almost unparalleled ...

... outer wall in the Tenter-ground fell with awful crash, the police and firemen having barely suffi- ! cient time to get out of the way, and completely Llocked up the road-way. One of the police constables was severely injured, and was obliged to be removed ...

... guard against any delay between the breaking out of the riot and the issuing of orders for repressing it, by not leaving the Police-offiee without an authority empowered to act in their name. Dog Hospitals at Constantinople.—The present Sultan will probably ...

... 14tl1 Lipht Dra or 'V billeted in Coventry, on their way Northampton. It appears that these regiments had grudges against the police and inhabitants, consequence of their having taken into custody several of the officers and men, tor assaults and breaches ...

... the ceremony was the ground in front of the Custom-house. It was strewed with sawdust; on which the people, whom half were women, kneeled, and repeated the pledge in the words prescribed the priest. rained nearly all the time, but the multitude listened ...

... INTEHFEHENCE OF THE MAN. CHKBTKA NEW POLICE. —A robbery of Urge quantity of butter having taken place on Friday nsght, at an extensive Arm at Rhodes, Middloton. near Manchester, the services of two of the new police of Manchester were procured investigate ...

... the lying-in women—thus exhibiting them at birth and at death alike eager in their search after the 14 one thing needful. Perhaps our readers are aware that there is such a thing a Lying-iu Charity in Leeds, for relief of destitute women in a certain ...

... on one of the occasions above-mentioned, read a paper, saying that the police force was corrupted, and reflecting on the police-officer Child ; stating that Child and the police concocted robberies, and put implements into the hands of those who committed ...

... consequences must ensue. An affray which terminated in serious injury to some of the police force, occurred betwixt one two o'clock to-day. Sergeant Dale, with about four other police ameers, and a considerable number of Chelsea pensioners, who had previously ...

... to theHwne Secretary for force if London police to enable him to keep the peace. The Home Secretary granted the request, at once sstablishing the important fact we have frequently nsisted on, that the armed police is a government ( orce, of a description ...

... says:—The Croatians committed great atrocities during the struggle at Milan. Wherever they penetrated, they put old men, women, and children to the sword. Many Italian soldiers were found shut up in the prisons of the castle at Milan; others were shot ...

... guilty of any criminal acquaintance with Good, or having been in any way aware of the murder, until after its discovery by the police the night Wednesday last. She states, that she first became acquainted with Good about Christmas last, soon after which be ...