... THE AUXILIARY FORCES. The 2nd Durham (Sashim) Royal Garrison Artillery Volunteers Were inspected at Resham Harbour on Saturday by Col. Davison, of Yolk, who ras accompanied by Col. Penton, of Scarborough. There were 450 men on parade, Lord Londonderry ...

... report. The car* were filled with letarn,pg from Mountain now appear, that I** persona were killed, rDeluding si* women, aad 36. including women, Iniarml. CLITHERCHJ DIVISION ELECTION. 1 a* M.nfer«»oce of the J.ubour sections in the ' ud Co- Ur. 1). I SLacklrtOU ...

... THE NAVY, ARMY AND AUXILIARY FORCES. Alderman C. W. Cox, J.P., called for a pledge to The Navy, Army, and Auxiliary Forces. He said he did not know that he could add anything fresh to what had been said by many proposers of the toast, but this much ...

... MOBBED BY WOMEN. A curious case was heard at Friday’s Police Court. Mrs. Mary Heaton, of Crab-street, was Summoned for assaulting a greengrocer, named William Thomas Walker.—Complainant stated that he was delivering potatoes in Crab-street, and two boys ...

... NIGHT AN MORNING: WOMEN Machinists, tailoresses, and all women who have to work from morning to night to make ends meet cannot afford to consult a physician w! get run down or out of sorts. Neither is there any Charles Forde’s Bite Beans we a certain ...

... resulted in the high praise given by the General Officer Commanding, and which has enabled the Corps to maintain lie position as the best shooting Corps in the Home District. Musketry results by Companies for the yesr ending October 31st, 1901 : a c; ...

... BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY. ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SINGLET AUXILIARY. On Monday eien'ng the simnel meeting of the Bingley auxiliary of the British and Foreign Bible Society was he'd in the Co-operative Assembly Rooms. The Bev. F. W. Bardsley occupied ...

... be Assistant-Commissioner of Police for the Metropolis as from October Ist next, in the place of Sir C. Howard, C. 8., who retires from that post. Major Wodchouse, who is relative of Lord Kimberley, at present Assie Police for that city. When Sir Henry ...

... service as a colonel in the Irish Corps, he signed the following document:— “I, Arthur Alfred Lynch, promise and solemnly swear allegiance to the people of this Republic, that in my capacity as Colonel of the Irish Corps, I shall to the best of my knowledge ...

... MEN AND WOMEN. According to the Westminster Gazette,” Mr. Carnegie never said that the man who dies rich di& disgraced. The remark which did make the subject had reference particular caee only, in man of great wealth had passed away, leaving the whole ...

... THE WOMEN'S TEA. The Women's Tea Committee, of which Mr. W. M. Hammick is chairman, and Mr. 0. Harris secretary, anticipate that there will be 3850 present. The tea will be pro. vided in the Victoria Park Gardens, which will be specially reserved for ...

... THE WORLD OF WOMEN. Tv M CIEMM. arisen • new opening for the enthusiutic woman wishing to make • living out of the fads sod fancies of her idle alters. This is the science (P 1 of telling a person's character from her costumes. The sub.-ct has to send ...