... WOMEN'S AUXILIARY FORCE. To the Editor of The Standard. Sir,—l should be greatly obliged if you would kindly allow me to trespass on your valuable space to bring to the notice of your readers work of the Women's Auxiliary Force. This corps ...

... WOMEN SIGNALLERS' CORPS. Last week's public meeting has brought many good workers to the Women t'oignallers' lerritortal Corps, and new platoons are being raised, but funds are still needed.. . More pupils from the Army come under the instruction of qualified ...

... WOMEN POLICE FOR SURREY. Mr. George Cave, HC., M.P., has promieed his support to a public meeting, convened by the mayor, which is to be held at Richmond shortly with the object of establishing a body of women po!ice in the town. Miss Darner Dawson, the ...

... uniform, Marsh 31. 1908. Jsth Middlesex (lb* Cu-tom* and the Dork#) Volunteer Rifle Corp#.—Second Lieutenant W. Stabhford be Lieutenant. Feb. 1. 1903. UNATTACHED LIST FOR AUXILIARY FORCES. C. F. Cattley. M. K. Markenx ; e, G. O'borne. M. Blackett- Ord. and R ...

... THE WAR. CONVOY CORPS EAGER FOR THE FIELD. WHAT WOMEN CAN DO. We are lunging to go to the Balkans and to do the work for which we have been training solidly for more than three years, said Mrs. St. Clair Stobart, commandant of the Women's Sick and Wounded ...

... -ver, are open to medical women. A , :•wn police service has been undertaken • o.risiderable number of women, in the • • - . 4 of women and children more ,!Iy, with the idea of making it their • ••• • •dit occupation. The women's patrols • , ...

... AUXILIARY FORCES. MILITIA. _ AOYAL GARRISON ARTILLERY (MILITIAI. Tha Loodoodeny.-Oeooad Lieutenant A. C. Coooey. f-m the 4th Bat taboo Um Royal Irish Riflss, to L* .. Tbs Mid-Ulster.—Soperaomerary Captain [Hosornry tarn the Amy) A. J. Dijaa. DA 0., to ...

... against the walls were a dozen young women who had been overcome by the beat and who were gradually recovering. The pressure of the crowd gathered in a side street in St. rect. at, one moment became an great that the police and soldier, were, by mere ptudied ...

... Artillery Corps. The facts were these:— A Mr. Flewis, who was a total stranger to Captain Payne, applied to be enrolled a member of the corps. Mr. Flewis made no secret at the tune that he had beeu dismissed from the Ist Surrey Artillery Corps. Great power ...

... county stores or police stations might, no doubt, in some places, be made available for this purpose. 3. The rules and regulations for the government of volunteer corps must be submitted to and approved by the Secretary of State. 4. The corps must be subject ...

... POLICE AND BARRIERS. The opportunities of the wild women for mischief will naturally be greater when the racing is actually going on, and the most farreaching measures will be taken to prevent either demonstration or outrage. A much larger number of police ...

... POLICE Mansion Mouse.— William Corp, the son of Mr. Corp, of Great Tower-street, was on Tuesday brought before Mr. Alderman Thompson, who sat for the Lord Mayor, cha'ged with having robbed his father of three or four -hillings. The Alderman, as soon as ...