... MARSDEN MAN EXCUSE. HANDCUFFED AND HIS LEGS TIED. Police-constablo Slack, of Marsdcn, an unpleasant experience to the magistrates at the West Riding Court, Huddersfield, this morning. Hearing women and children screaming proceeded to back yard in the ...

... of chivalry that would disgrace a Hociigan, elbowed women and children to one side, and by viriue of bruie strengih triumphantly took possession of the cars. Had two or three members of the City Police been present. they might have taught these gentivmen ...

... a line regiment, either the cavalry, the Army Ordnance Corps, or the Engineers. A further remand was granted until to-morrow, THE MAYOR PAYS THE MUSICIAN'S FINE. AN INCIDENT IN THE HALIFAX POLICE COURT. An interesting dialogue took place the Halifax Borough ...

... Service Corps, was killed in carriage accident Cape Town on Wednesday last. The deceased was a cousin of Mr. Gilbert Jessop, the well-known cricketer. 100, Not Out.—Barbara Logan (49), rag sorter, made her 100 th appearance at Bradford Police Court to-day ...

... Superintendent of Police and Mr. R. N. Smith. The allegation, said the Superintendent, was utterly unworthy of notice. What possible advantage was there to the police in continually bringing a young man before the Benoh? The police had much rather conducted ...

... James Suicliffe and Sons, cotton spinners, Brearley Mytho!m- royd, were summoned on seven separate informations for employing women and young persons during meal times. His Majesty's Inspector Garvie said he visited the factory at six minutes after the time ...

... Huddersfield, was taken out of Lister's dam, Bradford Road, yesterday, a cap found cn the water the previous day loading the police to use the drags. was formerly a solicitor's clerk, but had been unable to follow his occupation owing to illness. He had ...

... tyres, whether the road be dry or wet-, leave an unmistakable mark behind them. MOTORISTS AND THE YORKSHIRE POLICE. The Autocar complains of police traps for in Yorkshire. The Great North Road, throughout its whole length, has many traps, though not the ...

... directions, and took up their positions. Many men, women, and even children remained in the streete all night provided with camp stools and parcels of food to support them in their vigil. The police were in great force to preserve order, and the multitude ...

... GOSSIP OF THE DAY. I arx POLICEMEN TO ARREST A BOY. amusement was caused in the Woking Police Court on Saturday by the statement tliat it required six constables arrest small gipsy boy who was concerned with another in breaking into pound and rescuing ...

... is an unsuitable employment for young women. A visit to the fish-curing centres of Scotland, at least (cays the “ Daily will incline one to the opposite opinion. Instead of finding the pale, emaciated young-old women one would expect after reading the he ...

... in full High- land dress, which provided a picturesque touch in the midst of the crowd of white Court dresses worn by the women. Lord Lovat also wore the kilt at the cere- monial. AMERICA AND THE CORONATION. Hardly ever (says ‘“‘The Times’ New York corre- ...