... YEOMANRY CORPS. - ~ .1 . MAJOR, VYNDHAM - QUIN'S COMPANY. VOLUNTEERS TRAINING AT CARDIFF BARRACKS.. 31ORE M4EN ACCEPTED YES- TERDAY. One can spend a les5 entertaining hour or two than at the Cardiff Barracks just now. The big open space which is known ...

... meeting proreoted by tbe Women's Auxiliary of the Birmingham Liberal Association was held yesterday afternoon at the Priory Rooms, when Miss Florence Balgarune delivered an address entitled Some Enquiries into the Condition of Women's Labour. Mr J. K. Reid ...

... favour any proposal for mating I the police as a, whole into a separate military ] force, or for ?? ally police force a r unit of a local Volunteer corps. Vhile, how- i ever, he feels it undesirable that the police i should be directly connected wvith ...

... pressure to bear on the enemy's left by some good work done on the part of the Leicester Regiment and 1st King's Royal Rifle Corps. 'Those two battalions munaged to scram-' ble up a steep mountain and draw a battery of artillery after them, thereby bringing ...

... VYOX.i -.1 WVAYS A-INKI) f)O NGS. Donbties WOMENS GOSSIP. b OLIO'5of Ierilm), skin diecacco are coranurninkatcdbv LO~bf ~ S b~arecognised 1 thidngerouls ?? Ill l/C n's egtatece'ne Uwo bovi ?? ortati'i of1 Much ut r, 'nl waer11 mugse to lie pterilize ...

... LETTERS FROM THE FRONT. POLICE WORK AT THE CAPE. A DERBY MAN'S EXPERIENCES. In a letter to his sister in Derby, Trooper William Coot?, of the Cape Mounted police, trives some interesting particulars of the state of Pieter- maritzbnrg since the outbreak ...

... trenches round Ladysmith, there p is no likely sign as yet of the mobilisation e of any monstrous regiment of women. True, the Boer women in Dundee are said to v have expressed a desire to tear General Buller and Mr Chamberlain to pieces ; buo this ...

... Talk of Bristol last Friday, on the question of simply instructing police in the use of the rifle, by the following clause on the broader question of forming the police into Volunteer Corps. It was addressed to the Pembrokeshire Standing Joint Committee ...

... heDuchess of York has consented to open the Princess Mary Memorial Home of rest for Work- ing Women at Bognor on July 9th. Koop Jooste, who played a prominent part in the Kenhardt rebellion, has sailed from Cape Colony for Holland. xnirteen young men ...

... threatening attitude, requiring til presence of armed police to (¡ni(. them. The announces that the light Rev. Mgr. Provost Caliill. Y.G., of St. Mary's, Rvde, Isle of Wight, has been nominated auxiliary bishop to the Bishop of Portsmouth, and the Hev. Dr ...

... and it 'was found that they were women in be men's clothes. - It seems that quite a number of the dead'found on 'the field of battle have been found to be women in similar disguise, and, worse than all, it is these women who have been guilty of the. atrocities ...

... liquor saloon. The proprietor instantly turned her out. She was finally rescued by the police. Another woman was brutally as3aulted on the Zud inst. On the 4th, several women, sympathisera with the strikers, seized throe female scnool teachers who were alighting ...