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... CHURCH OF SCOTLAND WOMEN’S MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION, The annual meeting the Greenock Presbyterial Auxiliary the Church of Scotland Womens Association for Foreign Missions was held yesterday afternoon the Ternperanco Institute—the .Rev. Gavin L. Fagan, Largs ...
... canssientiously immoral sal wer their command Army shell have} gaia ended Police Conrt, ™ has bee over the full fort- all his life.” Ls > Rae whose des A for at Shoreditch. An ald women biy the largest con-| robbing a returned where Gencral Sir to jail for ...
... POLICE CASES. There was little doing at the weekly Police Court yesterday. caulker named Thomas M'Noill, charged with committing breach of the peace in Ardgowan Street, forfeited 20s. A ease from Wood Lane was called, iu which two women were accused of ...
... Kirkintilloch Police Court. WEDNESDAY—(Provost Cowan.) MAN’S INGRATITUDE. William Cajneron, labourer, of no fixed residence, was charged, along with John M'Laughlin. also a labourer of no fixed residence, with liaving tho previous day, near the entrance ...
... The Lorp Provosr congratulated the police force wpon so magnificent a sires, He could not imagine a Gner gathering of mea ang women, young and old. That showed how p-pular the force was, He only on the text it de corps, which in the body to which one eed ...
... GREENOCK POLICE COURT. Bailie Cameron dealt with nine eases yestcr- j day. William Tinney (labourer) was charged with assaulting his mother iu his house at 5 West Quay Lane. denied the charge, but w as convicted, and sent to prison for twenty days. Four ...
... petty crime —77 men and women. Drunks numbered 23. whom only 1 was a fvinali* Wife assault* numbered 3, llielts 11, malicious mischief 5, School Board prosecution* 2, refusing to quit licensed premises 1, cent raveni ions Police Act 7, and trespassers ...
... Police Inspection. The annual inspection of the Divisional Police took place on Wednesday morning. Major Ferguson, H.M. Inspector, who was accompanied by Chief-Constable M'Hardy and his chief inspector, arrived by the 9.19 a.m. train front Queen Street ...
... PRAISE FOR LONDON POLICE. Which city has the best police system in the world? Kew-York, said Mr Waldo, Deputy Police Commissioner there, but lately he has been studying the police system in London. Now he is doubtful. There is no perfection anywhere, ...
... Hamilton C.R. Ambulance Corp/ Re-Union. IT ■a Z. Y. T. WLTION. The anni;ar re-nilSe; of the Hamilton Am- Wanes Corps was held in tbs Town Hall, Hamilton, on Friday scenting. There a crowded attendance. Mr R. M. F. Watson presided, end was accompanied ...
... had now ninety thousand British women in England ; over thirty thousand British women in Scotland, and in gallant little Wales, which had been doing such wonderful work for God, they had over ten thousand British women. (Applause.) They had missionaries ...
... GLASGOW POLICE AND THE FAIR Fair Saturday. Fair Saturday has conic and goo*, and the weather, which is the predominant factor in As the result of arrests made by the Glasthe matter, has proved most propitious. Sat- gow police during the Fair Holidays ...