... THE RESERVISTS. Presents were on Saturday handed to three memnbers of the city police iurce, who are shortly leasving for South Africa. They were the racipients of pipes, tobacco, pouches, and money, from thei comrades. '*ie three men are Frnest Da&vid ...

... guilty I Police-constable Norton Accused 22 convictions recorded 5s NOT TO AGAIN Sidwell court 5 house Jordan Well for pawning skirts pleaded Mrs Sidwell allowed on promising to KICKED POLICEMAN labourer of Carpenter's language assaulting Police-constable ...

... commanding nearest recruiting In where applicants desire to join the Yeomanry or Volunteer Corps they should applications to officer commanding Volunteer Corps may be It is regretted that individual applications to Office from who ineligible cannot answered ...

... BOGUS REGISTRY OFFICE Blackbnrn Boxing Day two women Rebeeca and Jessiff Corbett mother charged with obtaining tffoney by fraud allegation ie bogus registry office for Ketley near Wellington Salop police in hand number of charges prisoners of obtaining ...

... front of us a number of Boer women are searching for their husbands.- They say they are told that their losses are small, and that ours are great; but they can't find their husbands, and believe they are killed. The women think' that the I Boer commanders ...

... Thursday 21 was resolved : That a committee be formed to consider report in way Council either as body or individually in the auxiliary of country “That meanwhile of Council be use utmost endeavours his own electoral division to secure the recruits either ...

... terrible noise it was. Tabitha had effectually roused the street; every house was astir. Women screamed, men shouted; windows were thrown up, and doors slammed; cries of Police r echoed on all sides. Never was a greater burty-burlv. And all this time where was ...

... Regiment, the Princess of Wales's Own Yorkshire Regiment, the- Army Service Corps, Army Ordnance Corps, Army Pay iCorps, Royal Army Medical Corps, Royal Engineers, M~ilitary Mounted Police, and the 19h Hussars, to- gether with four officers of the E oyl Irish ...

... very few, and our waggons had ba supply mo»i of the transports The women snd children were kindly treated. i I imsdians, who acted as eeccrt to the refugees, carried the babies for the women, and kept all lively singing they marched. The guns ~ ...

... instance carried in wagons, but who gave up their places to the women and children from Douglas, marched along pluckily in spite of their sore feet and the terribly hard- going. Theb women and children bore the journey well, and are now comfortably settled ...

... admission to the workhouse when taken there. The police accordingly took him before the Borough Magistrates, who made an order for tbepoor fellow’s detention in the workhouse for 14 days. Thither the police took him once more, and there this time they managed ...

... Stelae's Oen : es the new corp. eras generally duitbad. The Lord Mayor and t►e Sher,fft and aldermen attaodel in Stet.. and his Lordsh.p hlns tell mews the Oren am sailed op who woe Sergeant Greenwood, of the &Girds' Corp.. It i• propoinel that tho Imperial ...