... but the place was held by a squadron of thi re OWiNE Guards, about 20 mounted police, o half knocked of the Guards Reserve Regiment, and a ve e killed. | force of foot police. Several times during the early aftern crowd broke through this triple cordon ...

... which they though it their duty to make. die hoped In addition to the Auxiliary forces who m ch any used for certain positions round London, we ald be a mobile forco of three army corps and thre: brigades. Now the House were nearly having on that, but for ...

... vnder Corpora — Cape Police, reserved tire till they we effective ranve. and with assistance f Cronje repulsed attack, enemy lea ed dead. of Our casualties—One man wounde horses wounded. tle Enemy tired thirty 14-popnder ng women’s laager, and our 6-pounder ...

... the ring to as Colonel of Lumsden’s Horse, requesti tematic secure, if sible, that the situations i | relief members of the corps be kept open a littl Lord Roberts trusts that the war is ne but adds that it is essential that all sh It would be ah “Ok pa ...

... demonstration. Replying to an address of welcome -4273 Pte. Pte. Mayor, Lord Roberts said that whatever W. Hill, rem Petr fier fie Corps » Pte. H. dev ation of the splendid troops under his « and paid a high tribute to Mr. Rhodes an ed of en- Kekewich. He then ...

... Stansfeld, barrister, who prosecuted, stated that about a quarter past eleven on Sunday morning, July 10th, Police-constable Newall and Police-constable Smail entered the Woodman Inn, and discovered Linfoot and Chapman there each with a pot of beer. Mr ...

... Friday. The Home Secretary moved the second reading of the Police Reservists' Allowances Bill, the object being to enable public bodies to make provision for the wives and families of police reservists called to the war. The adoption of the measure by ...

... outraging women and Tobbing villages. The Rev. Mr. Teik-esbury, of the Board of Missions, asserts that in the vicinity of Tung-Chow they are terrorising the people, and the -wonmen are hiding in the fields. On the 22nd inst. three hundred women from a donen ...

... culminating ire charge with bayonet. In MeHiss's flivng columnu follgring casualties reported: Matior Melliss, Indian Staff Corps; Lieutenant Biss, 5th Battalion Duke of Cambridge's Own (Middle- sex) Regiment, slightly woonded. Colour-Sergt. Foster, 2nd ...

... the weights to a man named Wolfenden, of Stainland, who became suspicious, and informed the police. Clay was committed to prison for one month. At the Leeds Police Court on Tuesday Harry Heaton (14), said to be a Halifax lad, was remanded on a charge of ...

... Artillery io is. Larveday, women Tmperial Bearer Go. - Barton, June 6. 2nd Surr 195 ©. Cropper, une 6 him 13th ussars. A, Kent, dyse ry, June 6. 2nd Seottish Rifles S712 H. Humparey, June 7. He 3rd King’s Royal Rifle Corps—9205 J. Fault MOOT RIVER. lock ...

... brandy that wouldn't ha got. The motion was unanimously carried. THE LEEDS CITY POLICE. INTERESTING SCENES AT THE INSPECTION TO-DAY. The annual inspection of the Leeds City Police Force took place this forenoon, in the drill ground attached to the Rifle Barracks ...