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... fettered discretion. The Daly Mail prints a curious case from Geneva, which shows foreign ideas as to the rights of men or women and shopkeepers. A woman kept a linen shop in the town of Basle, and put some priced handkerchiefs in the window. A customer ...
... officiatin g Superintendent of Police. Rajsh a hi and Dinajpui is appointed to act, until Dieting orders, as Special Suiwriut e nd en t of Police:lntelligente Branch of tl.e Criminal Investigation Department of the Bengal Police, vice AD. J. E. Spencer, t ...
... (who in years gone bye were Civil Police light procession (with colored shades to the officers from the Bengal Police if it were torchea), which went to the office rs ' mess to possible for them to see the Military Police escort the Commandant and the officers ...
... semi -military corps is to train the men, who compose it, in these habits, and to develop in each individual and the Regiment, a wholesome spirit of self-respect, no less than to provide for the service of the State a reliable auxiliary force. These sentiments ...
... the Women's Friendly Society Home, but endeavours to help all ladies in distressed circumstances, all over India and Burma. It has already done go od; work. The Knitting Department supplies work to women at their own tomes. Tiler° are several women who ...
... eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Made Graversen, of Horsens. Denmark, and Lieutenant Feiwaid Robineon, H.F.A. and Royal Flying Corps. B.DaiIIAM—BIRBECK.—At Satara, on the Bth August, 1917, Charlos D'Arcy Bingham, eon of the late C. T. Bingham, 1.A., Conservator ...
... Mission, Champa, Bilaspur District, Central Provinces; Dr. Elizabeth Momaster, M.D., In charge, Candian Mission Hos. pital for Women, Indore Presidency; Mrs. Omila Bala Chatterjee, Delhi; Phylis Evelyn Arnot, Madras; Harry Rupert Sylvester Gillespie, Indian ...
... 'Mattis are especially mentioned as being a great nuisance to the police. If an attempt is made to arrest a man of this tribts, the women commence dashing their children on the ground. The police are not anxious to be responsible for the death of the children ...
... ignorant of the world•wide fact that majority rules the day. Undoubtedly there are honest women at the bar but there is no going against the foot that such women are entirely in the minoti . y. Mr. Warne's intentions are undoubtedly for the binefit of ...
... ranks of the Intelligence Breach of the Bengal Police in chping with anarchical crime says thnt no less than 22 police officers have been ii.sassinated in the past ten years. The work of the Bengal Police stands out ns a shining example of courage nni ...
... the B 'nest Ambulance Corps and nephew of the Win. Mr, Tilimpciidra Nath Barn, had promoted to the rank of Jamadar, K. A. Mi. jumanr, a eakil of the Calcutta High Court and Anadinath Chatterjee, late of the Bear gal Ambulance Corps, had become Havildars ...
... voluntarily accorded no Volunteer Corps can really succeed. Numbers are useless without the first two—but with the first two numbers are most valuable. If every European in Calcutta were to join one of the Volunteer Corps and undertake to make himself efficient ...