... against the bank. Herbert Jones, the first whip, and Joves, the second whip, rescued her. The horse was drowned. The Bradford Police are making raids on to- boggans, Lord Methuen's wound entailed considerable suffering, but less of danger. Thomas Archer (29) ...

... charge. cure showed up against t i ne sky line, and he was . . I am | 460 vards the enemy's position. fraid a gentlemen's corps would not be much use here. ‘They would not have the training to be good et a Charge, and it requires very wary men to patro} ...

... Boers were December, {o recover. iriven their position, and the missing relieved, pxconte’ four Cape founted and three Cape Police, who are expected back to-day. By iio reports the enemy’s loss was about 30, MORE ARRIVALS AT DURBAN. Adrairalty state that ...

... Imperial Yeomanry were accept at Dewsbury yesterday:—F. Ballance, B. Meteaife, J. Colbeck, and J. Leask (a member o the Borough Police Force), Dewsbury ; A. Fisher (Whitley); and J. Rider, 1. Wansborough, J. Mars- en, L. Hainsworth, and W. Buttery (Morley) ...

... surgeon the Metropolitan Corps). John H. Buckley (late chief superintendent of the Leicester Corpa). Frank H. Turner (mperintcr.deut 1- the Leicester Corps). Edward R. Goodw.u (superintendent of the Norwood Division. Metropolitan Corps). Francois D. Mackenzie ...

... 23rd Western Division Royal Artiilery, died Kimberley enteric fever, 7th January. Trooper E. ixestein, Cape Police, and Private Nealson, Railway Corps, severely wounded at Mafeking on 30th November. THE BOERS’ REPULSE AT LADYSMITH. BREAKING THE NEWS GENTLY ...

... from the effect*. who is described by Sir John Dunne an exeeptiomdly ofticient man, partly supported his parents, but the Police Act makes provision for a gratuity to lie granted the parents single man who dies in the service. A circular issued hy the ...

... retire, and we have not, so there is that to lock at, but they ere losing more than we A HUDDERSFIELD REFERENCES TO FR ANS Police-constable Garsed, a Huddersfield Reservisi, writing about the affair at the Tugela River, sais the troops went on as if on ...

... one of the field guns was cut clean in two by a Boer shell. So a soldier correspondent avers. Police-constable Dessent, of the Barasley Yesterday, Borough Police Force, received notice to join t he 17th Lancors, at Aldershot, on Monday. There are still some ...

... North-Eastern Raasay at Stocktas as Friday, and instantly killed A proposal it afoot to • oollege at !Mosley in order to the of women I. . — .1 . 471 - 11;:rrh — Robiaann, • suna drowned whilst attaanglingeo board • at Middle, brough on Mossisg. Rart Dobson* ...

... days ujiou the women’s laager and hospiiH). Children have been killed and women mutilated the bursting shells. These •►ecunemvs tanning spirit of revenge in the breasts the townspeople. is longer possible guarantee tho safety the women and children of ...

... it but all motionless and alert, lke stariied ratty T Ree they began to bob into ihe earth, one after tho HY NOT TRAIN THE POLICE TO A chéef constable says that there are 45.000 men in Great Britain—all chosen men, i Very t of cur manhood as regards physique ...