... regarded -a* satisfactory over the uttemuted removal of ammunition established several corps In addition to eft her by the Armenian the Greek Gov* from 'the Auxiliary barrgcks. outside valuable soeiar work. ernmaol . , , Anxiliarie* engaged eiviliaaa. TO ...

... witnessed Saturday night. Two police having been shot and seriously wounded on their way to a local football match, the auxiliaries turned in lorries as the crowds 'thronged .the streets. Shooting and panic were rife for two hours. Women and children on shopping ...

... their companions—the constant attendance on them of three armed men of the Auxiliary Police. Two of the women concerned are undergoing life sentences. GRANTHAM’S SUNDAY DRINKS. Mr. T. Norton applied to the magist rates Grantham yesterday for the opening ...

... by the Police Ad, *ur; this scale has «inoe been increased and was in operation before I left the division. Hie question of dismissals waa carefully dealt with, At one time the had the power of dismissal; in Octobaw the power was, by the Police Adviser's ...

... BMHbs ia DuMia. lorry containing auxiliary police was passing North Quays at Bachalor* Walk, Dublin, last evening the explosion of two bomb* was heard. The police immediately opened fire with rides' and re- Totvers and the lorry was driven off A ...

... for tb» mcwt tort, tlieae ■ttvmpto were frnstratcd the prompt action of persons the premises, the Are brigade, and the police. Hie police were taking active steps bring the cnlprita joatiee. but they had not yet obtained sufficient evidence to bring a pro ...

... , • ' ■ 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... the work Mrs. Sansotn and Mr. W. Lightioot, the probation officer* for Nottingham. They are not auxiliaries to the police, but intermediaries between police offenders. They neither condone nor condemn crime; they try to prevent it In this connection they ...