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... of a cult. been given them before by a Ministry which The latest case is not without humour: A corporal of the Army Medical Corps charged at Colchester would placate everybody, if only it be allowed to with desertion, explained to a sympathetic bench that ...

... hour. Large crowds gathered round the sombre Court-house this morning, and the crush for admission was larger than ever. The police had to be called in to the vestibuje regulate the crowds waiting to see the principal personages concerned, especially Frau ...

... FORCE. STRENGTH THE EXISTING COUPS. Tbs Volsnteer year, which on the Ist met., will of considerable mommt , t kmtorj .4 the auxiliary fore aof the Crown present are in transition stage, and March organ war ion may eerie© reg«rd©(i as »** © of suspended animation ...

... Ady’s Beatrice d’Este and Miss Sichel’s “Women and Men of the French Renaissance are to recommended filled with sAolarship and charm. History can only read profitably beside open map. Other essential auxiliaries are a pen and note book. No serious reading ...

... 488 were men. Again, murder means to very great extent the murder of women by men.” The women murdered are as three to two; though the men who are killed by manslaughter exceed the women, roughly speaking, as two one, a difference it not difficult to understand ...

... general roobiliaotiou. has been called a striking force, but 1 rather agree with Ikwv. member who mid wan rather tho nature of police force of thw Empire which short notice, and# itacsscaial qualification that it ?boukl perfectly equipped, forco has been for ...

... eventually handed over to the police, is for the moment the most famous baby in London. She might have held a levee, so many have been the inquiries after her health. Though the clues in the officials’ possession are slight, the police hope to be able to trace ...

... EXCITING SCENES. COMPLAINTS OF THE POLICE. Serious trouble arose yesterday in connection with the capmakers’ dispute which has been going on for some days in Manchester. About half-past six in the morning, when there were no police about, a Uqion man named M ...

... over long period, tb* police bad watched club promises, and observed numbers of drunken men and women leave, while brawls amongst those ejected bad frequently led magisterial proceedings. January 26, Mr. Jones stated, the police, armed with a warrant ...

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... is considerable necessity for affording police protection. In Galway there aro no fewer than 41 cases, in County Clare 38. County Cork 30, and in County Kerry 24. There is single case requiring constant police protection Ulster, and only one each the ...