... t&éo _ & ned apd SPORTS AT VILLA PARE. s for the avourite, s on the IN AID OF THE WOMEN’S HOSPI the the Leudable object of siding the furde « ght, and With ¢ tor Women, a fooibah mach end sport rd amoted by the master millers, and wos ailied tradce of ...

... greetings. nan who monsirations of far greater significance on the part of Boer women, Police whom must necessarily be smarting wader t may He and husband, son, or lover. Lf the women of vo the Exapire are loyal they are capable of exe: paling a de all powerful ...

... POLICE INSPECTOR'S SHOCKING DEATH. A police inspector named John Scott found cot to pieces the railway iv-rr Dunbar this moniicg. Dooeasod, who had been patrolling the since the committal of outrage two months ago Bel tonford was apparently knockfd down ...

... a | oo be Slee, te mat an the — Yours. 6 police Birchfield House, Handsworth, March 1: has been ——— ise Dale LIBERAL CANDIDATES AND VOTE | Gwilyn WOMEN. ar. (organ), The eighteenth annual report of the Auxiliary of the Birmingham Liberal Associ eettad ...

... sr oe iia. det, 4. te ed in two} and had an escort of mounted police fed 151 in tho first person to enter the building by 4 go lasted door. Day was FUTURE OF THE VOLUNTESR FORCI » cricket. The apcech-making, which was very brie 3 few introductory remarks ...

... to 1 of the WOMEN WARRIORS WITH THE ¥ General REMARKABLE STATEMENT. d Police To-day’s iaswe of “ Black and White”’ co her ee country and the protection of its population, General REMARKABLE STATEMENT. hia last Pretyman is organising « corps of Mounted ...

... preecedings, and many people suffer Marship | | ah. of them serio Ladics and several men | am. tho corps Nad oe of th who bebaved with mos eomendable police, good humour, had a very t 2 timo of | rew at have heen well if more of thom had bec up on at certain ...

... LONDON DEMONSTRATION. lilts rooming the Women Social and Political Union sent a suffragette cavaicadc, consisting of a prison ran. cycle corps, a brake, and a newspaper van. round the principal streets the West End of and tbe City for advertiroeroent ...

... Brigade which forms i. & erefore, freeing itinople HANDSWORTH AND THE POLICE C MISSION. ia and formed The valuable work the Staffordshire Poli of the Mission carries out in the police courts in Ha: tinople, and district through Mr. W. W. Davis, | at the ...

... scheme which the Secretary chfares | for War bas in his mind. for the It wil Il be remembered that Mr. Haldane nt and | Parlia police, | mentary speeches on the Speciai tes Ss plained that the object of this organisation t effect. two purposes—to make mobilisation ...

... our opinion, i: brides. | Military system will be sa tisfactory which contain powers of expansion ouiside the kr e bodies © police regular of the army, whatever that If the war teaches it is | nt with | life was throughout tho Empire, in the United Kén ...

... finds himself prevented, by the provisions of an Array Order limiting re-engagements to ten per cent, of the strength of his corps, from completing his service of 21 years qualify for a pension. He then entered the civil service working with *• till he reaches ...