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... Beaufort rode out from Bristol at the head of a corps of musketeer and pikemen which lie bad raised among th loyal men of Devon Somerset and Dorset to fight for King James against the jebel Duke of Monmouth That corps became the 11th oot and is now the Devonshire ...
... found the YRT h's coat were on -he child and on lifting the infant she discovered it was dead he police were informed and Neilley was arrested Dr Chalmers police casualty surgeon made an external examination of the body and ex juror LIUv ’’ was well Ming ...
... *o auspices of the British Women's Christian andI u1 Temperance Association. In the theatre two R ertorr~lanoes were given of die pantoninle fi Dc1bitn tnadlisCat. The we~,ather, .alth~ough cold, remained ?air. The police State -> 'y that nr~ off ence ...
... Halfpenny Lord Lovat has secured corp of 150 ghillies and stalkers from Highland estate and will proceed immediately fur South Africa The Highlander’ will all be mounted on their little ponies is expected that this corps will be of immense service fn the ...
... days to examiune candidates for com- missions iD the regular forces. The Army Post Office Corps. r In consequence of the whole of the Army Post t -01cc Corps aikting no', hoc'i mobilised, and it heing ccrtain tl at n orc mene sill be required ; rvrv ...
... Edinburgh Police GLASGOW DEACONS’ ASSOCLVUON Mr Hany Lumsden the clerk of the A BATCH O ACCIDENTS RAILWAY SERVANTS’ EDERATION ATALITY ON AN IRISH RAILWAY ritiiolt the option -jf Volunteer Batttlon Gordon Highlander— John at Motherwell Police Love formerly ...
... Colonial Police orce now Playing an Important Part The Natal Mounted Police into whose hands great part of the despatch riding and scoutingin the Natal section of the present campaign is ent lusted stands in the front rank of colonial corps It is corumanded ...
... LOST GOES DOWN WITH ALL HANDS UNITED STATES DOUGLAS EVACUATED AT JOHANNESBURG OICIAL DESPATCHES MISSIONARY MURDERED THE AUXILIARY ORCES SWAZILAND TROUBLE TROOPS OR THE RONT The INAL SETTLEMENT RENCH REINORCED MR TO THE NATIVES COLEbBERG ENEMY’S COMMUNICATION ...
... streets in the vicinity of tho Mayuiai buildings and the enthusiasm was immense as the uetachaients of the various Volunteer Corps Leaded by their bands playing rotisiug airs arrived on the scene Tho London Scottish next perhaps to the Honourable Artillery ...
... received in fines and pledges. The police be th Pay for the year amounted to £01496 3s 31d, ex- clusive of works constable- as Aninnin COUNTrY POLICE SrATSvTIcs.-SUper- as intendent A. Anderson, of 'the. Airdrie District Police. has made up the annual return ...
... reinforced the paalice stit ion taking U-plies of itumi lotion The with-drew to the vall-y to the of Iorper-I Police and Mounted Rifle’ held police station The rciuiimla r tuincl to Bushman’ No casualties amongst our troops though hot tile and aattnr k on ...
... appears elsewhere, states that St duringthe past year the number of matricu- lated students was 2848, of whom 239 were re women. Of the total 1399 were enrolled in the n, Faculty of Medicine, and of these. 600 were in from England and Wales, 106 from ...