... Stansfeld, barrister, who prosecuted, stated that about a quarter past eleven on Sunday morning, July 10th, Police-constable Newall and Police-constable Smail entered the Woodman Inn, and discovered Linfoot and Chapman there each with a pot of beer. Mr ...

... Friday. The Home Secretary moved the second reading of the Police Reservists' Allowances Bill, the object being to enable public bodies to make provision for the wives and families of police reservists called to the war. The adoption of the measure by ...

... the weights to a man named Wolfenden, of Stainland, who became suspicious, and informed the police. Clay was committed to prison for one month. At the Leeds Police Court on Tuesday Harry Heaton (14), said to be a Halifax lad, was remanded on a charge of ...

... Rawdon auctioneer, and his wife were summoned at the Leeds West Riding Police-court on Tuesday for obtaining liquors during prohibited hours. The defendants were seen by a police-officer to drive up to the Emmett's Arms, Rawdon, at about a quarter to ...

... ten years of age. On the outside of one of his copy-books at school was a very rough picture of Benares, with crowds of men, women, and children, who were on their way to bathe in the saored waters of the Ganges. Max Muller knew nothing at that 'time about ...

... in our midst. Women are not, as a rule, very capable organisers. There are exceptions though, aud Mrs. Sheldon-Amos made out a tremendous case for them when lecturing before the Leeds Women's Liberal Association on Restrictions on Women's Labour the ...

... \t matter, a 8 they can refuse to license the concerned. t& A very old servant of the Leeds Corp 0 t )i« has retired this week after 29 years' servi° c police force. I refer to Detective-Inspe c land, who has been prominent in man v $ cases, and has ...