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... were also held Nonconformist churches and the Salvation Army Barracks. At the cemetery a number women fainted, and W’cre attended members the ambulance corps. Four miners’ M.P.’s were present—Mr John Wilson, Mr Johnson, Mr Charles Fenwick, and Mr J. W, ...
... gipsy vehicles the first be dealt with. The gipsies, men, women, and children, shouting, shrieking, and crying, gathered round. The heavy carthorse was attached to the caravan, but the police found that the gipsies had chained one of the wheels. Hammers ...
... because they are women, are supposed to be naturally capable of caring for the sick and wounded. Florence Nigh•ingsle, however, whose expeti• race was re•coud to cone, writes:— it has been said and written scores if times that ev:•ry women snakes a good ...
... students (including women) was 2754. Of this number (including 215 women) were enrolled the Faculty of Arts ; 161 (including 3 women) in the Faculty of Science, in the Faculty of Diviinty, 348 in the Faculty Law, 1338 (including 13 women) in the Faculty of ...
... » in Dundee for worfang women , and inals resides ) there she had obtained employment in & rmll _ bet she- gave -up her - ^ tJiL . on Friday- Before 'learoa ttw ahdtsr oa Saturday afterawD , the officer a charge' of the corps warned her against taking ...
... men and women being convinced of the influence for good which Fellowship Guilds, Young Men and Women's tAristian Associations, and like societies, have exercised and are fitted to exercise on young people, hereby calls upon all young men and women everywhere ...
... last . THE POLICE AND THE TERRITORIAL . , . ARMY . Mr . SMEATON ( L ., Stirlingsliiro ) asked the Secretary for War whether he had considered the expediency of a proposal recently made by . tho Chief-Constable of Denbighshire to train the . police force of ...
... ol £ 5 , with . £ 1 of expenses , or thirty days ' , impriabnaent . CHnaca OF SCOTLAND WOMEN'S GUILD . —Tho thirteenth annual report of tho Church of Scotland Women ' s Guild , which will be submitted at the conference in Inverness next week , states that ...
... several ribs broken. i Ho had been seen in Guildford walking towards Ripley earlier. The police are searching for a dark-coloured motor car containing two men and two women, which passed through Guildford&{owards London about three o'clock. When found Bryan ...
... s fe bees stoles during the name sight hem a property sear to the Co-operative premss. POLICE COURT. DOG-TICTITINO CRAMS. TWO MONTRS FOR DAD LANGTAGS. At the Police Court on Monday, a Tether I unusual charge was preferred agonise a carter ' named John ...
... Hains , a retired oD ' icer of the Engineer Corps of tho Army , and formerly a member of tho Panama Canal Coimnission . at Fort Hancock , in which he said ;— I hiivo lolled Annia ; come to tho If'hishlag Police Station , ' , . Captain Hains could hardly ...
... The police stated that prisoner had yesterday morning mentioned the name of another person , saying she did not see why she should be arrested alone-THE iNTEBSA-nOXAL COOTCIT , OF WOMEN . — The Genera meeting of the international Council of Women , which ...