... aco Insp-ectors Stir]] Paterso, Clingan, Foulkes, quarier~s it anid Murphy. IT aerranta, sand 150 police-con- sioned ?? stabsles. Twelve mnounted police, under inpector 'anyin n Gfbson, assrised at the preservation, of a clear ?? Whid read, while Doetv-frpco ...

... following are some of the principal items in the work of the Police Court and Prison Gate Mission of the Liverpool Diocesan C.E.T.S. for the month of December :-During 259 visits to 26 police and petty sessional courts, 1040 persons were spoken to in the ...

... and our waggons had to supply most of the tczr- irts. The women and children were very ki~dly treated. The Canadians, who acted as an escort to the refugees carried' the babies for the women, and kept all lively by singing as they marche& The guns and ...

... mounted troopers, by a circuitous course, reinforced the police station, taking supplies mse of amunition- bis Boers withdrew to valley to the east of ad Loperberg. to Police and Mounted Rifles hold police Ley station. it, Remainder returned to Bushman's. Im- ...

... few men from other corps. The pro- Posed esablishmentt of 1400 men, besides officers, is now nearly complete. The ceremony, which was attended by the Lord Mayor in state, took place at the Armoury House, the ancient home of the corps in Finsbury, and among ...

... Battalion Fusiliers, died of enbario fever, Jan. 7.t zny Pietemaariuzberw Jan. 6. 1 Of 142 Corporal Fred WV. Bruns, Postoffice Corps, Mei died of eatearie fever, Yesterday. slher ?? iave THE LATIE GENERA-L tive ~uns WAUOHOPE. ap-- tiers, ?? The Press Assostciair ...

... garrison duty at home or to go out to the seat of war, is quite in ly keeping with the best traditions of our city corps, ad while the artillery corps are also showing their jjii loyal feelings in the matter, the general hope amongst them being that a contingent ...

... the defendant was brought to the d police station in a dying condition, suffering from a the effects of drink and ?? Mayor h stated that it had come to his knowledge that some chemists in the town sold laudanum to g women such as these on Sunday nights ...

... From the approaches to thi stage, up Chapel-street to Tithebarn-street, the populace was stationed, a long dazk line of men, women, and children, standing as many deep as the parapet would admit of. Gentlemen who would under ordi- nary conditions have ...

... pool, the unfavrourable conditions did not pre- at Lilvent the assembling in the streets of a huge 4t the crowd of men and women whose desire to so- ai a cord to the passing troops an expression of sad- tl t miration led theme to set at nought al thoughts ...

... the special corps for th~e Imperial YeomanrYwsvose headquarters sire at 48, Duke-street, St. James',, that he has consented to become the colonel of the corps, and has intimated his wish that it- shall ha called The Special Corps, Imperial Yeomanry ...

... mete of the general corps. The two bands of thea I.5th Irish end the Canard Cargo Employea Banda rheeded the procession, with the khaki dressed2 rvolunteers9 immediately behind, whilst tollowing .J F were other members of the corps.. The, mardi- e ;ing ...