... for the officers' Reserve corps would not interfere with the university student career. Hiey had swept away tbs eld cadet corps. They had formed new ones the public schools called the lower division of the officer training corps, and the higher, was reserved ...

... Tomer (Inspector General of Auxiliary Forces), Saturday evening distributed the won during the past year by the members of the 4th V.B. the Queen’s (Royal West Bunrey Rep. meat). Tbeemrmnooy took plaoeattbe headquartos of (he corps, Kenniwgton Park-road. bir ...

... meeting at the Mansion House yesterday a resolution was passed sup- Porting the movement for an officially recognised women's police force. (p. 6.) The latest casualty lists contain the names of 16 British officers and 800 non-commission:,..l officers ...

... barricades of the gaily decorated tTioroughfarea early seven and eight o’clock in the morning. time wore on many women fainted, and the ambulance corps were busy. Numbers of Yorkshire miners, anxious to escape the crush and to obtain a better view of the royal ...

... well-matured object. However, reunion will not be long. 1 am quite happy and peace. lam treated with great consideration by the police, both at Woolwich and here. Well, bye-bye for the present. —Yours very truly, T. B. C. Bctl*u. The five victims of the Charlton ...

... not require compulsion to sene their country. Women also took share in the work which was pressing, and she belonged to an organisation connected with the Imperial Yeomanry Hospital (applause*). Masses of women came forward to nelp. Then-was no compulsion ...

... the police diverted the crowd into Great Smith-street, by which it passed by way of Horseferry-road on to Grosvenor-road, and, forming into line, stretched away beyond the Tate Gallery towards Vauxhall Bridge. POLICE All RANGEM.F.NTS. The police arrangements ...

... ter, Cape Police, under most difficult cir- cumstances. Sub-Inspector (local Captain) M. K. Crozier, Cape Police, has performed excellent service as Adjutant to the Cape Mounted Police. Sub-Inspector (local Captain) S. White, Cape Police, commanded ...

... have been the inevitable result. The kndful of police, and the Companies of the London Rifle Brigade (who weie in command oi CotoueJ Matthey), the Tower Hamlets, En- gineers, and other Volunteer Corps, who were fold of to keep the route down Cheapside ...

... recognised the, vital importance of enrolling every European civilian in India in an auxiliary army; and took a leading part in promoting the volunteer movement. He raised two corps of volunteer light horse and an infantry battalion. and commanded them for twenty ...

... Kensington, saw Prisoner running amok among some women and them. The women cried out, ** Murder/ and that they were terrified his conduct, \\ itness jntet - veoe-i their behall and called for the police.whereupon the Prisoner rushed him and struck him ...

... District Psy master. Captain F. 8. Atkinson, Army Service Corps, has taken over command of No. 45 Company Army Service Corps at Woolwich. Captain B. S. A. Douglas-Hamilton, Army Service Corps, who is returning irom South Atrica, will, on arrival, join ...