... iplace ; aod, moreover, some women, wits suspected that unfair I play was goiog on, also observed what was in progress inside tbrough L a chink in ths door. Boyd's body wao tossed Over, the alarm was . given by the women who had been looking through the ...

... comtptllete the establishment of the corps. Agtly for fartiesulars 'to, the S-ergeant-Major at dead. qurarters Oxfor eotw.- y order, .1. HUNT, Captain and Adjutant Leeds Rifes. G 782 d TTNITED RINGDOM ALLIANCE.-LEEDS AUXILIARY. A GRAND DEMONSTRATION will be ...

... of 5 ItJ ~~~TEEIIS. _ The FIRST pitIZE SHOOTING of thie Corps will comcmence, at , Fsrnley, n ?? T, a ?? inlet~tiand ?? four days. when several origin will he open to lb, members -if the Corps, far competition. incln'fllg the Bnrough Metebere' Prize ...

... niadefto the Police Forci, namely: Line ARC-t Two Sergeants for the Rotherbarn Police Distnric. Coloi I Her One Sergeant aind one Constable for rho Lower Cegoldeross Police Lieu Cross District. Priw B,&C One Constable for thle Otley Police District. Serts ...

... Society. JAMES HU(.HPS MOilGAN, GeneralSecretary. Mittaros 29t. 4om t AON?4GREBATIONAL B>OAR D 01OF EDUCA- TION. -YORKSHIRE AUXILIARY. The TENTH ANNUAL MlEETIN(I of the SUESCRIBERS to this Auxilary will lie hold at the S'quare Chapel, Halifax. oh T'tirodaly ...

... e d at 48, Lofthonso-place, Woodhouso-lanc. by Mn Miller, ax- Supervisor of Inland lRovoeno. Ternis moderate. TTNMARIRIED WOMEN'S BENEVOLENT II INSTITUTION. An ELECTION of PEINSIONERM will take place on April 6th. Forms of application may be had This ...

... This was seconded by Mr. A. T. Lawson, and supported by Mr. Batfar-Mu**rrave, who was of opinion that as part of the of the police came out of the national exchequer, the Government should be able stipulate that a certain proportion of army reeerve men ...

... Edward Lloyd, Mr. H. Piaey, Mr. Bib. Davis, Mr. Kenan Hahniart, Mr. Blatk, and Mz. Plaaket Qnaaa. RIVAL LABOUR IN BRADFORD. POLICE-COtTKT PROCEEDINGS. Labour pelitics are lai liiiib a high pitch ia Bradford. Oa Taaaday pubhahed report of the stormy praasadlags ...

... Artillery, 7,664 Engineers, 5,905 Foot Guards. 137,223 Line Infantry, 5.099 Colonial Corps, 3,487 A1Ly Service Corns. 1.165 Ordnance Store Corps. 2,541 Medioal Staff Corps. &eb, &e. The total of recruits obtained in the year -was 29.583. The army reserve ...

... of the Eweross Police a District, Inspector of Weights and Measures for such Police District - and also an fficer charged with the execution of The Sale of Foesa e and Drugs Act. 10765, in the West Riding. To malt additions to toe Police Force for the ...

... probable that the t fault lies with thu authorities. The police, perhaps, do their best, but they are not numerous enough, and many carts of the town are consequently almost unprotected. Sa r'he police force must be increased, end the guilty parties flc treated ...

... Detective Webb, of the City police force, and in the course of a few days ie will arrive in the custodyof another detective cfhicer. CONFEDERATE REVIEw.-The Southern papers bring an account of a review of General Ewell's corps by General Lee. A correspondent ...