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... WOMEN'S MISSIONARY Soarry.—We learn that Miss Rainy meets with the Presbyterial auxiliary of the Women's Foreign Mission Society in the Free Church on Monday at 12 o'clock noon. Faams.—Frame with a strong and talented company are in Btewart's Hall ...
... that efteot. When the jeweller’s premises were entered two women were found shot through the head, one of whom died a few minutes after, while the second was removed to the hospital. The police were then informed that the young woman who is alleged to ...
... GREENOCK POLICE COURT. Bailie Cameron dealt with nine eases yestcr- j day. William Tinney (labourer) was charged with assaulting his mother iu his house at 5 West Quay Lane. denied the charge, but w as convicted, and sent to prison for twenty days. Four ...
... petty crime —77 men and women. Drunks numbered 23. whom only 1 was a fvinali* Wife assault* numbered 3, llielts 11, malicious mischief 5, School Board prosecution* 2, refusing to quit licensed premises 1, cent raveni ions Police Act 7, and trespassers ...
... bands of boys. The police had several complaints about damage done to this garden. The boys tore down rose bushes, destroyed apple trees, and otherwise did great injury to property. They gave nothing but impudence, especially to women, when checked. Bailie ...
... Hamilton C.R. Ambulance Corp/ Re-Union. IT ■a Z. Y. T. WLTION. The anni;ar re-nilSe; of the Hamilton Am- Wanes Corps was held in tbs Town Hall, Hamilton, on Friday scenting. There a crowded attendance. Mr R. M. F. Watson presided, end was accompanied ...
... AMUSING POLICE COURT CASE. CLYDE NAVAL and MILITARY HOME. The Hon. Treasurer, Mr J. Patou, 46 Bryraner Street, begs to acknowledge receipt of the under noted subscriptions : Already acknowledged, Collected by Miss J. Jamieson, Werayss Bay— B. Macgregor ...
... eStnetal Inttlligtnct. Sir Ryelin Wood has been appoints] to command the Bscond Army Corps District. The amount of the personal estate of the late Mr James Coo, of Coo Brother, Ltd., le returned at £107,005 19,. Mr Andrew Carnegie has prorated the town ...
... THE members of the ambulance corps in connection with the Forfar Railway Station took part in a competition, for which sixteen corps in the service of the Caledonian Railway Company entered, at Glasgow on Saturday. As a result the Forfar detachment were ...
... The whole question of auxiliary mounted troops present under consideration, and it appears that no definite steps can be taken pending a settlement of the question. ** * * The latest- guggestioa the formation of a motor oar corps for transport purposes ...
... Lost and Found. ________ A~ TT. losers and Anders «hoi:id c*Jl Police Office; hours, 9 p.m. . 6 p.m. wjJfJS'f escaped from Slorie, FOUND, subie collie; 11 nut claim.d three diys will be sold.- Apply Hope. Union I'ark. Bonnyrigg. on Friday llight. near ...
... north coasts. The tine Auxiliary yacht Sunrise also arrived in the bay with the owner, Mr Cope, and party from Stromness. They ate proceeding Shetland. ' - month the number of cases drunkenness dealt with by the Aberdeen City Police ws« 445, representing ...