... fituation d will admitit. Tise following iste mnded Claufe in the Police Adi, ?? empowering N'lsgiflrates to apprehend reputed thieves , and NiV we Isave no helisatioss in Laying, that if Police Officers were ra to pay a ffiria and proper attention to it, ...

... lie was taken to the Wl slaeghter.huee a nd flogged by MeNjor Bruce's ti w eepar police till he cleaned up his spot of blood ha from the toor of the house where the women and cr !L'ilden d were murdered. When about to be 051 iiangee Suffar Ali adjt2rbd ...

... THlE SixT H ANTS RIvan VoaruNTs'nnms. - Agera muster of this corps took place on Monday eveng lat 4.. .B at the Head-quarters, Town Hall, for the puroeo electing a lientenant to the corps, followigte rm- 4..B 'tion of Lieut. Purvis to the capticvate ...

... arrivals of volunteer corps by the South Western llailway, ha and when the townspeople, the volumiteer officers, and, the be visitors who had been in town sineo Saturday rushed to act, meet at the appointed volunteer station. Thie corps that no caine by this ...

... Metropolitan Police commenced doing duty in the bui Royal Hospital and Gun-boat Yard. at Haslar on Monday no last at six n.m. They say that the retired, quiet, and th' monotonous life on which they have entered form a Se strange contrast with Police life in ...

... off all the portable provisions that they can lay hands on. I was once out far in the bush, before r I had entered the police corps, and bad taken refuge from _t a storm at 'a large farmhouse.' I rode up in the thick * black night, and my arrival was ...

... places of resort women were, of course, excluded ; they could more have appeared them t the taverns of the present day. Their frequenters gave a desultory tone to literature; style will suited to n n« capacity that soon find that women, not wishing let ...

... Inkvrmau, in the bloody conflicts of the trencuh s, or of yet more fatal disease. The Rifles, on whonm perhaps more than any one corps the hard work of the si ge devolved, were in fine condition. Almost every man wore the Crimean medal with three or more clasps ...

... that the complicated portion of the lines which furth ran into the present station will be abandoned, except soene as an auxiliary branch for goods, &c. A neen wooden some bridge has been thrown over the Keymer branch at the let h ,new station, by which ...

... her mother, r when the Prussians entered the town. They tonk 3Ut possessioni of thu station, and, turninr out the her two women, confined thene to their dwelling on a og, higher floor, It happened that the wire from the ihl otffice in running to the pole ...

... great alarm for fear of an attack by tire French frum Barracoa, and are making every poffible preparatiot to repel them. Tibe women arefenit into the interior. Captain Morrifon, of an American veffel, lately feized at Bourdeaux, in confcquence of fome in ...

... bring on a mensur. ., f 'and when matters become dull in the duel line it fir, is nothing unusual fore a whole corps to challenge another corpe. In such cases the president m4t kn fight the president of the ?? side, and so thi down the list of offloers ...