... alleged that prisoner directly afterwards staggered across the street and fell in a doorway, whore he was found by the local police and removed to thw station, but not charged. Prisoner defence was denial of the drunkenness and window damage, and pleaded ...

... Suffragettes earned notoriety disturbance at a Liberal meeting in the Town Hall, when recourse had be had to the police to have the women ejected. Their conduct that occasion, tl might think of it, \t»i« iiardly likely pain for them the sympathy end support ...

... without being done np. Potnok eaid that Ptoam naked tom to write toe latter. —Poooak tooad not gußty tod aw quitted.—The police atatod toto Haywood had been for tuna oo Oomwell m* fonaatory rhip, aad .Ptoam had bam bound over to coma for oalmd upon. ...

... Scott and Happy Fanny Fields keep the fun rolling , and a in which out of tho tubs at which Chinamen aro washing rise the women of whom each has been is carried out . Mr . Wilson in his music has done yeoman service for tho pantomime . It is all very ...

... forenoon brass bands drawn from the corps at Mussolburgh , Portobello , D-allccith , aad Lcith paraded ibe thoroughfares , and opon . air meetings wero held , In tho afternoon companies representing _ about thirty corps in tho district assembled in . the ...

... BATTERSEA'S UNEMPLOYED RATE. MAG I STRATE'S At the South-Western Police Court, on day, a further application was made to the Hon. John de Grey on the subject of the supplemental rate of 3d. in the Bwhiohtheßattersesßorough Council proposes to make on ...

... struggle followed, until, with the aid of some passersby, the lunatic was erentu. ally secured with ropes and taken to the police. station. Mr. Frank T. Balm, the popular writer of sea 'tortes, on one occasion saved If from a watery grave by climbing on ...

... stone-throwing commenced. Several Punjabis came out of their lines and are reported to have indiscriminately beaten coolies, women and children. The next morning, the 26th, the coolies of No. 9 shaft did not go underground, but N• en t to the Superintendent's ...

... heili now op«. £BO reaoirwd d*ily. fliod onnuol in«an»> under E'.™*- FREQ BRICK WOOD. Becretorr- CAM ABIT AN FREE HOSPITAL for WOMEN, Miryleboee nttd. N-W WANT IMMKdIaT* HELP. W. CDNTEIP KINO. Beeretary. SEAMEN’S HOSPITAL SOCIETY (DBEAp,- NOUGHT). onEENWICH ...

... operations, and Li tenant-Colonel Fox commanded the men of are so defined as to remove all suggestion of police- the Police Court. salvage corps, whose duties were peculiarly cc court association. They must not wear any New Year Privilege Extended to ...

... year The mass meeting held July 8th behalf of women’s suffrage was subject to interruption the part undergraduates who attended in ragging spirit rather than in serious opposition to the claims of the women A change has to recorded in the West Cambs C ...

... the Star of the West Band played in Church-street. At the a well-attended Watchnight service was held. DARTMOUTH. At the Police-court Richard Henry Rogers. Cedar-road, Exeter, was charged warrant with sell- margarine for fresh butter. P.C- Hillman gave ...