... to kidnap people for a ransom might be expected. In the P, hawar district these raids sometimes exicnd as far as Pabbi. The women of rich bunnies and merchants are generally the viotims of the kidnappers, but from time to time the minor officials of Government ...

... same dedgnation and status as the Indian Auxiliary force. which should he oalcered by Indians, and that the members of the University Corps should receive the same training an members of the officers training corps do at British Universities were also put ...

... Information has been received by the District Police that Mosleuddin, one of the principal accused in the Feni Dacoity Gang Case, now pending trial before Sub-Divisional Magistrate of Feni, who absconded from police custody .from a running train between Mymensingh ...

... fugtives report the Roodwork of the railway bridge being burnt on Monday by rebels, whose women and children were piling the fuel. The Sub-Magistrate, lour Police Inspect- ore, about 50 reserve and local constablall two British soldiers and • European ...

... consequences of their deed released the two officers and ran away. The incident was reported to Chinglepnt police and Mr. Rowland/ion nperintendent of Police with a posse of (instablee arrived, at tiruvamur where an identification parade of the villagers was ...

... regulations will be used. This means that no training will be done outside actual embodiment, except in the case of Corps, but that corps will go away and do their service in stated periods yearly. As the force is intended to provide a means of building ...

... the 'women have made repeated attempts to come out again and again; and it most be admitted that the Government is forebenring. Far from dragging the women into the line of fire the Government tried to keep them away from it and when the women still ...

... of termite the police to arrest them. In the message from them published in the Extremist press of December b, they state? t•We mime out fully prepared for arrest, and, although every effort was mane to induce them to desist, the police were eventually ...

... that considerable emphasis was laid recently at the Bengal Women's Conference on physical training of Bengal girls, and it is stated that the services of a physicsl Cii-ectoress of the Young Women's Christian Association, who is training both students and ...

... Sir Abdul Rahim, Sir Surendra Nath Ba-11 Mr. Gourley, Major Vane, Mr. R. B. Hyde, inspector-General of Police, Mr. H. Clarke, Commismoner of Police, Major Harvey, A.-D. C., to the Duke of Connaught, Major Lamb, A.-D.-0., to the Governor, Capt. Carthew ...

... was nominally closed to aU but a few high officials, but the people of all nationalities crowded on to the platform and the police allowed them to approach to near the pathway taeen by the Prince from his car to the railway carriage. Young eihildsen held ...

... proposition I The food stall holders also Dr tin, Kew Market slimild be taught their dety to the public in this regard. The Police, too, (with the co-operation of the Civil Guard if necessary) might usefully rake in all the known goostdas lathials add bad ...