... Smith, of the Women Police, and the Chief gato evidence, the saying she hed aren complainant with sidiers, and she made the home miserable. The dismiaed the ease, and Dr Shipman advised the women to behave A. BE. Kavanagh 14) Machine Gon Corps. Belton Camp ...

... cured. Tbe world knows little of its greatest sufferers. Women bear in silence what would often send strong men to their beds: in no way have Dr. Williams' pink pills done more good than to women of all ages, from girlhood to age. They relieve tbe headaches ...

... ar members of the Women's Sewing Gui in aid church Ky was ie There was a en tabies oon ocoupied, the result was as was M.C., indy 2nd, Mr. me Mr. Mr. ‘ck, Ladion—Iet, ‘Miss 2nd, Kent (G Mrs. Kemp Winker. 3 tA Mise LOUTH BOROUGH POLICE. Oct. 26.—Before ...

... entertained On Monday, at the Kesteven police- giving the names John Bu rke, and La were to seven et Swiederby, and Krehar Engl ish. who was also on the sentenced to like term for drunkenness at same day, at the City Police- court, George Harper, a ‘ramp, was ...

... Frieker, and Brthf. ? ...

... the Co-operative- hall on Friday, the Women’s Section of the Labour ‘arty. Dancing was enjoyed til! a late hour and mente the ladies’ committee served refresh- Is Memworiam.—On Sunday after- noou, the local corps of the Salvation “or memorial m Broad-street ...

... Horace Clarke, of Kettering; while Joe Bowker. the world's Bst.Blb. champion, gave scientific exhibition in turn with corp.G?dJes and lance-corp. Pearson. Sale of Shise Horses.—Messrs. Sexton, Grimwade, and Beck held a rather important sale of shire and harness ...

... taken in the firing, corp. Spencer gaining the prize with splendid score of 23, and he congratulated for adapting himself to tho strange distance. Priv. Brown and lance corp. Towncnd were well up with 22 and 21 respectively. Scores: Corp. Spencer 23. private ...

... SCUNTHORPE POLICE. Wednesday.—Be/ore Mr. C. S. Holgate (chair), Mr. J. Fletcher, Mr. G. Peart, Sir Berkeley SheJJield, Bart., and Mr. It. Waddingham. Robt. Cook, New Brumby, was fined (id. for being drunk the 9th ins;. John James Mantle, manager for his ...

... ALFORD POLICE. Tuesdav.—Before Canon Warren, Hev. F. A. Glover, Mr. F. .Mr. W. Tindall, Massingberd. Captain IlotT, and Kev. M. Kiggall. Oswald Potter and William Haniiam Shores, of Mablethorpe, for using obscene language Mablcthorpc oil 3rd Sept., wcro ...

... DONINGTON POLICE. Yesterday (Thursday).—Before Col. Bortoa, Capt. Oleed, and Mr. Ooxman. Robert Nana, for draakeaoess, lined 2b. 6d. aad costs. John Chamberlain, Donlngton, for letting off finworks on the highway, was ordered to pay coats. John Bates ...

... heard, and but for the protection of the police some of the suffragist leaders must have suffered injury. As it was clods and peas and other missiles were thrown, and there were several rushes, in which women and children were crushed. In order cope with ...