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... , • ' ■ These events led to extraordinary police cadets. Exciting hold-up* were witnessed in O'Conneil-etreet O’Connell Bridge. Descending from several lomea, which were attended aiiumrad oar, th* Auxiliaries rushed hither and thjthei', bustling all young ...
... independent. The meetinji was ntwided over by Alderman MacFarlane, Coalition-Liberal candidate the last Alltn* 0.8. E.» Women’s Auxiliary Service, Uiat she will -contest George s, Westminster the Liberal interest at the election. . . • ±l. Miss Allen, who ...
... and cress 3d. Shortly aTt&rt Christmas, Cornmanddant Mary Alien, of the Women’s Auxiliary Service, will visit Constantinople tn give advice on, the formation a school for women police in Constantinople. niinuniiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiyiiiuiiiiiiii ...
... suggested that oomaona should with him to get it. A railway police defective went with him to toe headquarters of the Dm fence Corps, and had means paying, information was given to ton borough police. Colonel BrasieraCreagh. of toe 4gth! Divisional Train, ...
... were wounded. •Wo motor-cars conveying auxiliaries were bombed in Lower Bluest-street, Dublin, last night, says the Ventral News. The auxiliaries who suffered ns casualties, opened fire and four men and three women fell wounded. As Mr. P, J. Hurley, who ...
... character ensued. The Auxiliaries sought all the cover ava’labla. which woe most meagre, and were exposed to terrific fire from flea and revolvers and the horlmgcfbointw. Though serionsly outnumbered and at decided disadvantage, the Auxiliaries put strong fight ...
... Farisasnant is ba* wo find that the list oi oandsdates toned the inclusion quite number highly osptlita women who well equipped fer good work. BRAINY WOMEN. No one will hare sufficient temerity to dedam that Lady iator and Mi*. Wintringham, the two ladisa ...
... now living in Anetnlia, against Georg* H. C. Smith, a detective the Uetropolitaa Police Pone. Counsel for the girl said that she was for some time the Women’* Auilkfy Corps dung the war, and Smith was A.O.C. The promise of marriage was made in August 1930 ...
... late last night that the authorities had refused interfera with tte course the law Office** Killed. A train on which Auxiliary police were travelling amtnishedn ear Tubrid, ten miles from Tralee, county Kerry. Temporary Cadet Fanlbineir, who was formerly ...
... Clubs waa delivered Wbitoitld’B Central Tottenham Court-road, London, vesterdsv afternoon, by inspector Fite, of tflo Women* Auxiliary derviee. The speaker pointed out that public opinion ptoje could assist those in an* thority to grgpple wit]) the preeent-day ...
... Biohford-road, west Ham. Five men and three women found the house when (be police 'celled.*' were bound over. Dotootivee watched the premises during the midday between and 19 September, and saw fewer than 280 men. 38 women, and 11 children enter the bouse. A ...
... and •women in this and other countries. NAPOLEON’S TEAPOT. On View in Police-court in Theft Charge. A teapot and articles of cutlery used Napoleon during his captivity in St. Helena were among large number silver article? produced . Ealing police-court ...