... been imade to. erect a police station at Keppoch Hill Ifoad, the expense of which was estimated to cost £U000, but which accommodation, after the ground had been bought and offers opened, was found not to be required. Increased police accommoda- rico, he ...

... electorate of 1BA mnillions of women. Men, he Ib argned, naturall' took to poblitics; they suited[ their nature nEA ceomtitaties. It wa n mt Ss ?? Women. Wmeini, dii Bet naturally take to politico, end the mass of women would never be. is come leoliticisan ...

... and they are certain to be valuable auxiliaries, as it is oW known that Adam Ali Sad- dean had special orders from Osman Digma to destroy the Samara, Fedlab, and Mahomed Guile tribes, and to carry off all their women. That these orders were issued is known ...

... corner, and' a pretty large one too, we find the Mormons degradifig English-speaking women to a level with th6 inmnates of a Mussulman's harem, while in Massachusetts women assert 'their equality wit mn by con etin i9 rowing, running, and swimming miatches ...

... atrocities, offer Schliokmanan, writing to the Independent, does not thee deny that women have been killed, but says that V0 it is next to impossible to distinguish Kaffir women of a from Kaffir men at 400 yards distance, si alot Mdadeira, October 1A. Br The ...

... the same ti-.e andlplalme iassaultpd John Anderson. police constable. -fe ?? not guilty. Fremi the evidencet i appeared that accnsed had attempted to strike a fellow- 9lodeer who had gone for the police, but was pre- -vented from doing so by Constable Anderson ...

... found by the salvage corp hadthe hole of his clothing consumed at te tme f te eploiontwomenwere al workat te tp ofthestil. Te ?? have been removed to the moruayto await as inquest. Another report says that on the arrival of tht police and fire brigade from ...

... on the previous w : day. m A police post near Vryburg, which was th attacked on the 10th inst., succeeded in kill- o ing several Boers and capturing two prisoners, in one of whom is Field-Cornet Du Plessis. The in police had three men wound; one has ...

... oell at. cenoed ; nud the Bible classes far young mci 'rid women above 14 years cr age still cretinue to y;cid fruit. 'IThe !ErciaL lllinssolls to tire cab-meei the medi of the nigirt police force, and the imallm pox and fever hospitals, l1ava beenr ...

... beaten and trippedhby e the d pcliee, but-not any women. The police were *t oblijd to nse violence to put dowu.the. stone- to if towing. Reacted. originally unier the dfiec- In i- lion of ?? Lake, Police Commissiouer, who co: ,n said- there wvas an brder ...

... 22 men and four womeu were sentenced to death by the military tribunals, but the Viceroy pardoned 17 Qf the men and all the women. It must not be imagined, however, that the objects of Count Berg's clemency have much reason to congratulate them- selves ...

... to promote their comfort and enjoyment. It is highly honourable to Scotland, and especially to Renfrewshire, that this fine corps, the first that made tsp its complement, should also be the first, and that so promptly, to offer . itself for colonial service ...