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... Wednesday.-Tbe police have discovered that during the month of August two men, WEo are believed to have beea Fenisas and conaectd rith the recent disclosures, lodged in an hotel in this city. They subsequently, owever, returned to England. Police investigations ...
... Rifle Volunteer Corps.- - Captain Eustace A. Vesey resigns his commission. 3rd West Riding of Yorkshire Rifle Volunteer Corps.- ba ½ Robert Townend, gentleman, to be Second Lieutenant, 32 9th West Riding of Yorkshire Rifle Volunteer Corps.- ti John Frederick ...
... Tult:N, Feb. 13. Letters received here from Sicily announce that the poli. tidal arrests and the excesses of the police are increawng5 Women have been ravished and beaten by them. TWe political ponera have boen put ti the torture, inder which some of them ...
... having many hilled and wounded. Hafiz Pasha then advanced to Derbeut. Ahmed Eycob Pasha followed with the becond Corps on the 30th. The two corps then effected a junction, and attacked the Servian army. The battle raced all day, and was still going on in ...
... chas- seurs, 255 and 200 horses; quarantine corps, 33; marines, 46, correction corps, 120; and one corps of invalids. The police consists of one regiment of caratbineere, 2,431 men and 413 horses, and one corps of bersaxliri, or ...
... duties which it may be caled upon to perform, and be found a valuable auxiliary to your Majesty's regular forces, INSPECTION OF THE LEEDS POLICE FOsCE.-YeS- terday, the Leeds police force were inspected in the C oloured Cloth-hall yard, by Lieut-Col. ...
... while passing through villages on the line of march, crowds of women and ehildrenlassembled and groaned at the police and military, but these were in every instance set upon bv the police with batons, who dispersed them. The military marched about twenty ...
... Conmnittee entertained the reucubels at a .sirie.-Btsinoss will' be resurmed this mornieg. POLICE INTELL1G(ENCE. LEEDS. ALLnrrED Sr1ornREA=nyo.-At the Borough Police-court . iyesterday, before Messrs. Harding and J. Itilsen, jli., eight uoen, nanued Alexander ...
... , ear most of the fatigue parties having left on Tuesday bto prepare barracks and quarters for their different corps. I The Artists' Corps, as usual, take the cake for doing1 I some real soldier's work between London and Folke- | stone. by marching by ...
... of Taesday published the following report-by MIM. Cazot and Lep~re ' It is a principle of our public law that no religious corp)oration, whether of mets or of wvomein, shall establish itsdlf in France without authorisation. This principle is particularly ...
... THE L LONDON MISSIONARY SOCIETY. LEEDS AUXILIARY. The annual meeting in connection with the Leeds Auxiliary of the London Missionary Society was held last evening in the East-parade Chapel, and was well attended. Mr. E. BaNYs presiided, and on the platform ...
... British and Dirsh Majnetic Teefraph.) S _ 5_ I INTERVENTION IN SYRIA. The Independancec Pays that the first Syrian expeditionary corps is composed of 2,000 marines, and a brigade of 6,0l0 l men from the camp of Chalons, namely three regiments of I Infantry, ...