... Heese was also Until eleven o'clock be police were able se\mainnin an wobroken in nt, Ba and (rom that ‘onwards the duties of (be ‘police were ond ‘broke the ead wk to the Court “Howse became tremendous. ite a women fainted, and some of them were im such ...

... is not working isfacgorily at present. Varier repairs on Thand.l the false alarm. Dr. Deo Alas, Introduced a Bill to enable women to be elected and to sit r Crary Cord Lon is Scotland. . Two candidates pre.: qtly Contbridge and one belonging to --tirtine ...

... them to have a coon petition amongst themselves. He had no doubt that by another year the police and themselves would do what (bet could to stimulate other corps to come /.award. In name of the Caledonian team he had to thank Provo.' kllkish and the heal ...

... so prevalent there. On account of the Lesser Hall being ecoupied this week for » series of free cookery lessons the Burgh Police inspection took place in the large Town Hall yesterday. Up till now there have been no actions for separation under the new ...

... vy. John In the police J. Sutherland, evidence it appeared that accused had come ter Barr and , and R. O. Platt v. Wal- along the street i at a late the Burgh Court on Monday — Dy Reamie and J. W. Hodson hour, and that on being the police Neilson om the ...

... WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1909. golfs bg the Wag. The members of the Coatbridge Burgh Police Force are armed with cardboard these days. The annual concert is announced. Oar local police forces are all keeping a vigilant lookout for the suspected kilo murderer, a ...

... name. By an outbreak of fire in a New York tenement twenty.five persons perished and a number of women and children were injured. A fight between the police and Jews took. plea in Warsaw on Monday. boo forty persons etre wounded on both Rides, some mortally ...

... the mission, and bound to hurt its work when there were no funds rousing in. The report of the West of Scotland's Auxiliary of the Women's Foreign Mission was a yen encouraging one this year. It was feared that there would he a big deficit owing to the ...

... AIRDRIE POLICE COURT. On Monday—before Bailie Connor--half a dozen pledges were declared forfeited. Thomas Burns, a tabeworker, ded guilty to breech of the peace byfightin g with Daniel Myles, who forfeited 1 6d. two had been got by . the police strugglina ...

... LANATION AND WARNING. AN EXP Sim,— You will oblige me very much ly valuable per inserting » few lines in in ndge was She vore Police Coart last week for theft. the same name a6 & daughter of mine, whe jp also servant, named Kare bodies laying and as t here ...

... hour of the der when they' ere always most crowded. It a terrible and tumult. with screamira PeoPle• Police firing, shops closing rapidly. and women disappearing from the streets if by magic. A meeting of the Council of State was held on Monday evening ...

... £10,000 bas been soe saa Caledon An Imperial publisbed at St. establishment of a new Army Corps to be called the a garden nae Pers we metnbe re of rewshire Women's averdeen Parish Council are at a te erect a ot Tt the of the more de- immater of the poorhouses ...