... had been witnessing the game when the accident occurred. The medical men, with members of the various Ambulance Corps and the Army Medical Corps at Perth Barracks, at once set about to relieve the sufferings of the injured. News of the accident soon got ...

... Surrey Cadet Corps, . . served that the scheme of the Terri.. 7 Force had not been involved in . troversies of party politics. Mr. 14. i •., has, indeed, received .the ungrioi support of political opponents in his vows to organise a real auxiliary His coincident ...

... Musa opened a fusillade this morning, killing and wounding a number of the enemy. Towards Frajana detachment of the Riff auxiliaries attacked the enemy’s redoubts, dislodging the Moors, who fled across the gorges of Mezquita. There nothing new to report ...

... h a crowd invaded the station premises, and gave her a splendid reception. She was escorted to her carriage by the county police, whose task, owing to tho efforts of the crowd to get a glimpse of Lady White, was by no means an easy one. Our Glasgow C ...

... the lirst five months 1902. Part 11. . A ith the Regular Army and Reserve. .;vc of the numbers raised for the War ’olonial Corps, the result recruiting \ear was 50,753 Regulars and 41,480 .jo *in- Brst balf-jear recruiting for the Regular decrease compared ...

... a considerable increase to that class of refugees from both those places. The irregular forces, voluuteer bearer corps, aud engineer corps had absorbed large numbers of the male refugees. The better classes, such as professional and commercial men, were ...

... ) The Home Secretary suffered great interruption from women suffragists at meeting Leeds lasi night. As outcome of the dis> turbance there was free fight in the body the meeting, and number of women and girls rushed to the platform for safety. Mr. and ...

... The Diplomatic Corps in their brilliant uniforms testified to the interest which the sccnlar world takes, and must take, in the fortunes of Institution which retains so strong ahold upon the spiritual allegiance vast numbers of men and women every civilised ...

... A whale. 70 feet long. ie ashore on the sands in Boston Deeps, Lincolnshire. A boy aged fifteen years gtsted at Old-atreet police court yesterday that be earned lEls. a week. An outbreak of anthrax has occurred at Haywards Heath. Every precautiou has been ...

... great problem affecting the workers of modern times. Captain Nott Bower, the new Commiationnr of City Police, yesterday entered upon hi* duties tbs Police Headquarters, Old Jewry. Sir Henry Smith’s successor, who was until recently the Chief Constable of ...

... indiridnsl constables. Constable Rafter submitted a Report describing the riots which culminated in the bursting open of B. The police thereupon dispersed the mob with the r steres, under cover which the gentlemen inside the bsll were ensbled to escape. All ...

... English Forestry Association proposes to hold an exhibition ia London during the year. Nemo has sent Li Is. for the East Ham Police Court poor-box, and also a number of fetters of recommendation for various metropolitan hospitals. Mrs. C. It. Ratcliffe. ...