... There are many pieces of business in the city where practically only women are employed, and jt is thought it would be very useful in euch esteblishmeats to have three of these women, or girls, qualified to render first ald to any fainting or injured comrede ...

... not equal 50s. a man for thirty working days of ten hours each. As women and children may accompany the labourers, it is to be hoped that care will be taken exclude a certain class women, otherwise something more serious than serfdom will attend this lamentable ...

... and peint dwing or nary hours, these operations in no way interfe: with the traffic. LEADS TO A CHARGE AND THE POLICE COURT. At the Leeds Police Court, today, Elisabech Pears (34), of Boynton Street, and Elizabeth Jobneon (36), of Quarry Hiil, Leeds, were ...

... Industry for the present Board of Trade. POLICE CONTROL OVER CHINESE COMPOUNDS. Mr. NORMAN asked the Ookmial Secretary by ■what force, civil military, the of indentured labourers in the Transvaal would be policed, and neighbouring life and property in the' ...

... Roberts took part iu a c:» lie equipment and training Yemiianry, with special reference to Mio report the Commission tlie Auxiliary Force*?, and Lord Donougliinore, in reply, .said could make no statement at- present, the matter was being considered the ...

... in caso of accident should be overlooked. little regarded by hi* neighbours tbat the more fact of liis posing a martyr the police courts gains for little notoriety, and practically sympathy. was, possibly, in recognition of this fact that one the religiotw ...