... SOUTHAMPTON AUXILIARY OF tfHE BRITISH AND FOREbQJV. BIBJLE SQCJETY. ■ The thirty-seventh annual meeting of the Southampton Auxiliary Bible Society, and tbe thirty-fourth of the Ladies^ Association, was held ob Tuesday evening,, at the Victoria Rooms. ...

... WOMEN’S INSTITUTES FAWLEY. A special meeting, under the guidance Mrs. Read, the secretary, in the absence of Mrs. Wright. V.P., through illness, was at the Public Hall on Monday last, 'i'he special speaker was Mrs. Madccks,' Chairman of County Executive ...

... from the evidence of the constable that the defendant was in company with two women on the above evening, who were creating a disturbance ; and on being spoken to by the police and requested to desist, he refused and waa taken to the Station-house. Other ...

... the-East Yorkshire Regiment , who were charged with being absentees from their corps.—Sergu Mist stopped them in Orchard-lane, Chief Inspector Allison adding that the police were wired that these men were wanted. COLLIDED WITH THE HEARSE. Hengist Horsey ...

... SOUTHAMPTON POLICE COURT. SATURDAY. Before Mr. R Chipperfield (In the chair). Dr. T. W. Trend, and Mr. B. wTilttaker. OVERNIGHT CHARGES. Sarah Blesdale. of no fixed abode, was charged with being drunk and disorderly in East-street, on the previous morning ...

... harbour- ing proatitu'es in his house. On Tuesday morning, at a quarter past 1, Police-constables Porter and Kelloway vi.it 3d the defendant's house, and found several women of bad charac- ter, one of whom waa drunk. The defendant was very abusive when ...

... number of others, and sent another witne»» for some beer, which was served by Mrs. Corps. Jusl before that Mr. Corps had refused to serve some beer for two gipsy women, on tbe score of its being after time. As the witness was coming to the stable with ...

... After the evidence had been given the accused was remanded until to-day (Saturday), Young women are being large numbers in the region of Uskub form a feraak corps of gendarme*, gome two hundred Canadian teachers, male and female, on Monday, pair! their ...

... PORTSMOUTH POLICE. MONDAY.— Before Major Travers, Edward Casher, and WUUam Thompson, esqrs. XBTOaifATXOH AGAIIV3T A BEER-SHOP KBBPEB. Edward Davidge, tb* landlord ofa beer-house In Sackville-street, Soutbsra, wu charged by tbe police with keeping bis ...

... INCAPABLE WOMEN At a meeting held recently the bouse of the Countess of Dudley in Oanlton Gardens some trenchant opinions were expressed on the class of women found incapable of facing the rough-and-tumble of life in the new countries. The meeting was ...

... paid. Stealing a Coat.— Thomas Edwards, a private in the Army Hospital Corps at Netley, was charged with stealing a coat, value ss, the property of Private CahU, of the same corps, on the 20th ultimo.— The coat was stolen from the guardroom at Netley ...

... Cooksey, Mr. S. M. Emanuel Mr. G. P. Perkins, Alderman Tucker, and Mr. W. H. Rogers * Disorderly Women.— Esther Levi and Sarah Jane Andrews were charged by Police-constable William Bessant, wiih being disorderly and using abusive language, in Oxford-street ...