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... approving >f the principle a minimum wage for women ■ooperative employerf. favour «>f the enfranchiscuent of all women. ca'lo g U|M.II the Government ulfil its pledge of jawing the Local Authorities Women's) Bill into law, and regretting that there •as ...
... directly with police. This afternoon the following memorandum was posted all police stations in the city: Ilia Freofloncy Ibo I ten act. has received petition, signed by five members of Royal Irish Constabulary stationed in Belfast, has been submitted ...
... ‘““ POLICEWOMEN.' The chief of police at*Cleveland, Ohio, has established a corps of men detectives who will dress in women’s attire. They are taking daily lessons in the art of managing their skirts, and have been nickmamed the “ skirt squad.” ...
... s affair concerning missing six-weeks-old baby is engaging the attention the police. Living No. 36, Larch-road, Cricklewood, is a Mrs. Maud Gibbons, the wife of an auxiliary postman. Mrs. Gibbons four children. On Wednesday week she left home with the ...
... in the Leeds Police-court yes- terday that in the course of thirteen weeks a woman had received 6d. from her hus- and spent it in drink in a week, band, whilst he had sold a piano for £10, The annual county meetings of the British Women’s Temperance ...
... military members of the association will be—Yeomanry (4), artillery (6), engineers (4). infantry (18). army service corps (1), and army medical corps (1). The Earl of Scarbrough was elected chairman. and Sir Win. Clegg, Sheffield, vicechairman. subject the approval ...
... EQUIPMENT OF AN ARMY CORPS DESTROYED. The great fire at Portsmouth early yesterday morning, particulars of which announced in our later editions, yesterday, caused damage estimated at £250,000. It destroyed the entire equipment of army corps, and was not e ...
... highly they will at any rate not be a stretcher for the proper injured; whereas the St. Andr lance Corps has all these things, * tf 5 tion, men and women trained and ready and able to help the his absence, to render first-a can be obtained. TO AID PUBLIC ...
... of affairs over which women have not hitherto been given the same responsibility as men. Office, it seems, is to be kind of vocal megaphone—as if our dear sisters could not make a sufficiently audible sound without an auxiliary tattoo with the Mayoral ...
... done iupplied few year* ago when W. 3. Devcry, the ex-Chief of Police, aspiring the Tamman? district leadership the Ninth District. The dim** of his electioneering wae free invitation t« women and children to spend whole day en river excursion. The time ...
... Tenor. POLICE APPARENTLY HELPLESS TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY POUNDS DAMAGES. [Special to the Mercury.”] Ihe burglarious fraternity is carrying its nefarious profession in Leeds in a manner which demands immediate and serious attention on part of the police. Within ...
... Falls-road, a the advent of the military have aroused keen resent- *) leaving Messrs. Hughes, Co-’s mills were attacked by Police were on duty, and were ' a detachment of the Berk-4 ...