... civilian admixed to the hospital with the four police officers and imecial constable for treatment of injuries sustained in the rioting. He had injuries to the head and his story was that he was knocked down by the ftre engine while priKiedaig through the street ...

... Trades Council, the Federation of PMéechacged Sailors and Soldiers and from the Comrades of the Great War, all condemning the rioting and pledging their support to any measures the Council considered for the restora- Alderman tion and maintenance of peace ...

... TOWN CLERK AND A “GRAVE RESPONSIBILITY.” | Riot Matters Discussed at Special Council Meeting. 1 ADY WERNHER’S GENEROUS GIFT. interest arose at a special meeting of the Luton and the Deputy Mayor Several eset ters of considerable public Tuesday evening ...

... burst open with scaffold poles, numerous attempts were made to set the building on fire. and matters developed into an absolute riot. Petrol was seised at a neighbouring garage, and with the aid of this the rioters succeeded in getting the place well alight ...

... stable and on e civilian crious Griffia stated that the 0 > of tt window. tion by Dr. for somewhat of Chief Constable f the rioting on Saturday, a. Fr a this point onwards, the crowd was injuries Th iese were the 0 nly casualties charges arose out 0 to offer ...

... he readily accompanied our representative -back to the office and made a state- ment. About the incidents precedent to the rioting he intimated straight away he was not in a position to say anything. I am quite prepared to, and I have all along wanted ...

... was not very g disorderly until 10.10. _ There the slightest doubt, said the Town Clerk, that a large part of t! disorder and riot was produced whose scnses with by intoxicating t had been ~ ipterfered thing that every- liquor. It was 6 more or less quiet ...

... Trades and Labour Council, Tradesmen's Association. Pariah Church Men's Meeting, the Brotherhoods and the Free Church Coun- RIOT WEEK INCIDENTS. A civilian possessing en ash plant considered lie would ho doing the right thing in fetching it out on Saturday ...

... BABIES' DAY. the slay. for the of their i s h i . , u MAYOII AIk.SENCI public was sort wOO O Later were again informed that rioting GUARDIANS.' lama. was taking place. so several of our coai.a.ttos west d.. wn to whether we could tender Mn. Attwosd is the ...

... Town Clerk. There magistrate was fetched out of bed at three int in consultati ‘bers of the Town Council and of or 80, but the Riot Act was not read. also mem! present. Practically The Chief Constable described the people ’ the Watch Co: roughout the afternoon ...