... to introduce new machi nery. Two thousand women employed on the pre3ises created a disturbance, destroyed somue property, and ineezlted and attAcked- the Civil Governor who attempted to pacify tbemn. - Police . and Guardia Civil occupied ttie.-eighbouring ...

... incomne for all corps during 1838-87 was £9480 ls 2d, and o during the past year £10,533 9s. Prom the middle 1 of 'Augurt to the end of September this yeegeleven more corps had been opened, bringing the tote.! at V the litter date op to 106 corps. The!y had ...

... inclu- sive and exclusive of police corps. '8. WVhat proportlion should the European bear to the native troops in India generally ? and state the ratios as af- fected by the inclusion or exclusion of native police corps. 9. Is there adequate barrack ...

... There are now about 3000 troops in the city, A meeting of the leading citizens has been held in order to erganise a special police force. THE TONQUIN CAMPAIGN. Paris, March SL The jourrnal Paris publishes a telegram fronm General Millot announcing the ...

... shipmates formed what was called the Maxim Corps, but he was very (sorry to say they bad no TMaxims. No member of the corps received any pay. Next witness, James Bredell, said he joined the force known ns the English Police. Mr Trimble wtas their chief. Witness ...

... morning, two sailors, natives of Genoa, accompanied by two women of had character, hired a car from the deceased in John Street, and drove along the quay to Mary Street, where they tooc up two other women, named Keane and Power, and put down the two in whose ...

... The murdered women are' Sarah Brook, a widow, aged 63, who lives in a cottage off New Street, Batley, and Hannah, her daughter, a power.loom weaver, aged 18. The murderer, ElI Sykes, is a private in the 20th Weat York lifle Volunteer Corps, and on Saturday ...

... and it 'was found that they were women in be men's clothes. - It seems that quite a number of the dead'found on 'the field of battle have been found to be women in similar disguise, and, worse than all, it is these women who have been guilty of the. atrocities ...

... a la ge ecrowd was assembled at midnight awaiti'neg details of the outrage, which has aroused the keenest indignation. The police have collected about thirty fragments of the bomb. 4 r.o. The number of persons killed by the bombi explosion here now amounts ...

... (lirection of Mrs. Iiemernts, its present proprietress. General Sherman reid staff, a~n his corps, and division commanders strolnided the affair. About a dozen women of the town, not a decent lady among them, attended the thing. But what was wanting in white ...

... militia, and the I all belonging to one corps. He begged Vtolunteers tli toast of The Army, Navy, and I Auxiliary Forces. (Loud cheers.) The toast was duly honoured,responded for the ry andfor the auxiliary forces. THE SALVATIONISTS IN GENEVA. (RESUBR'S ...

... September.-The following telegram received from Carrington ?? 13th September. -Am sending to-day 200 men of Plumer's - corps and police and one Maxim under Drury to patrol Balabala Peak, and there clear - the 1uiungwaani Range, where, I believe, the rebels ...