... POLICE. Mr. R. T. Dundas, Deputy Inspector-Genernl of Police, Nmrdwan Range, to act, until further orders, as Inspector-General of Police; Bengal %ice elr. L. F. Morshead. EDUCATION. Miss Jessie Parsons, 8,A., L.T., is appointed to be a member of the ...

... officers of the Corps present were Major Mrfflin, Captains Perry, Chappel, Donnithorne, and Urquhart. Among the guests were: Colonel Porter, Assistant Adjutant-General, Lieut.- Colonel Burt, commanding Eastern -Bengal State Railway Volunteer Corps, with Captain ...

... which included all the troops in garrison together with the local volunteer corps. Thanks to the admirable police arrangement . :, made under the orders of the Commissioner of Police, seconded by his able Deputy, Mr. Halliday, the gathering was most orderly ...

... property of the Corps. There is an annual subscription of Rs. 15, which also covers the subscription to the Band and all entries to the various competitions of the Corps, and this is practigally the only expense of belonging to . the Corps; moreover, as ...

... Isammoniestione, Bared& State. - • Mr. N. Bonham Carter, 1.C.5., Teepee or General of Police astern Bengal and arrived in Calcutta. Mr. R. Brereton, Inspedtoe-Goneral of Police, troited Provinces, who intended taking leave preparatory ter retirement in April ...

... appointni( Lieutenant B. L. Berry and Lieutenant T. E. Bennett, Army Service Corps, attached to British regiments in India with a view to qualifying for the Staff Corps, revert to their corps at their own request. luthority has been given for one British officer ...

... eutomandatit of the Corps, presented Major f. W. Clark with the Volunteer Officer's Decoration on this parade. The Corps was inspected by His Honor the Lieutenant-Governur of Bengal (after Divine Service), who congratulated the Corps on its general efficiency ...

... the Women's Friendly Society Home, but endeavours to help all ladies in distressed circumstances, all over India and Burma. It has already done go od; work. The Knitting Department supplies work to women at their own tomes. Tiler° are several women who ...

... 'Mattis are especially mentioned as being a great nuisance to the police. If an attempt is made to arrest a man of this tribts, the women commence dashing their children on the ground. The police are not anxious to be responsible for the death of the children ...

... to Avadi and Mrs. Foote was handed over to the station master and the railway police. She was subsequently taken to Poonamallee and then brought down to Madras, under police escort, last night. THE DUFFER'S FUND. MADRAS, Jura 24. At a meeting of the Executive ...

... its own kind. The police stopped all wheeled trafic and late comers had to walk to their p!acis, whereby many went astray by the wayside. The unticketed crowd headed themselves into position after much moving on at the hands of police force, who were hard ...

... to terming a Scotch Corps but that they had only registered about 130 names. This I take it is not sufficient to form a Corps as, after alluring for musters, tko 130 will be considerably seduced. Why not form a Eopean Volunt..er Corps. Take 180 Soots, F ...