... story could not believed. At tho Thames Police Court a month ago another police officer was sent to hard labour for one mouth for assault. The case in which Mr. Fordham discharged prisoner the ground that the police had brought a false charge against him ...

... 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 ...

... gathering in the concentration camp, spoke first to the women. Ho heartily thanked them for the staunch support they had given to the burgher cause throughout the war both on veldt and camp. Had the women, he said, not been so staunch, the burghers would have ...

... 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 ...

... pica for women to encouraged to practice architecture. She paid the.main objection really came to this—that except in one or two isolated cases women had not hitherto practised architecture. A nirailar objectiou had been put forward whenever women had attempted ...

... will allotted the Executive Committee, the Liberal 1.000,” the annual subscribers the Federation, and the officers of the Womens Liberal Association, whom tickets will forwarded in due course. YORKSHIRE VOLUNTEERS. NEWS BRIEF. Dr. Maolure, the Dean of ...

... they cut a way with their axes. Thanks their efforts, numbers of injured and panic-stricken men and women were got out and handed over to the Ambulance Corps. Having seen the living, the firemen passed ropes round the dead and hauled them to the surface. ...

... 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 ...

... quire wrung those question*. have not got our i'ir.' Army Corps at it because have gor equivalent four five Army Corps of R.-guiar troup-> South Africa. (dieses.) The Staff at' lie Armv Corps ate engaged in training troops v. inch 'have gone out arc going ...

... 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 ...

... and 4lb. to each child. One ounce of tobacco is also to be allowed to each man, a similar quantity of tobacco or tea for the women, and each child 1s to have toys to the value of 1s., and oranges and apples will also be provided. It was also decided to forthe ...

... 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 ...