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... 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 volun- teer corps must be submitted to anti approved by the Secre- tary of State. 4. The corps must be subject ...
... Mender- SOII, .M.A ., incumbezt of St. MIary's sChlrell, Hamilton. ASSALULT AND ROBllwmi.-Yesterday seven women were remitted fronm tle 'Central Police CoUr§ to the Sheriff, for having, on tie evening of Mondy last, attacked a man named cohbn Malroncy, while ...
... charged with teepiug a sboebee in the Gallowgate, and selling Epuiteoa the 22& Se3tenuber. The police, on the tccaoion in question, found four men and six women in thebouse, al Of tbean the worse for liquor, the prisoner 6applying them with spirits from ...
... pocket. The charge was found proven, aid the prisoner was sentenced to 60 days' imprison. BAmeOOdJoNG BAD CGilAAc, s d -Three women nnaled resdeoivaly Mlargaret Currie, Anu Ram. fit, and Jane Wilson, were severally oharged with barbouring bad characters ta ...
... POLICE BOARD. In0l SANITARY CONDITION OF THE CIT. Yesterday a special meeting of the Police Board was hold-the Lord Provost presiding. '4ThoLOs1D P1oVOrT said ho had thought it his duty to call this special meeting on account of the, very considerable ...
... of the movement, and read a lengthy extract from l d the Women's Suffrage Journal, showing the various ;o steps that had been taken in Parliament to remove _ the disabilities under which women laboured, and explaining the difficulties that prevented the ...
... GLASGOW POLICE COMMISSION. I The usual fortnightly meeting of the Glasgow Police Commission was held yesterday-the Hon. the Lord Provost, Mr James Bell, in the chair. THE TRARWAYS BILL. Bailie ParTON said that, as Parliament sat to-morrow. it was necessary ...
... e3- They were iconvicted, and each fined in the sum of ha. ifab~ ed guinea. They were all Irishmen.r in Police Cases.-~At the Central District Police Court n yesterday, John. M'Quire was chsarged before Bai lie Cal; l-lender, with having, on, Wednesday ...
... trenches round Ladysmith, there p is no likely sign as yet of the mobilisation e of any monstrous regiment of women. True, the Boer women in Dundee are said to v have expressed a desire to tear General Buller and Mr Chamberlain to pieces ; buo this ...
... A__ _ ?? tal' FUIDAY, MARCH 21, 180.. ol Tn the house of Lerds ycsterday the Edin. ?? Municipal and Police Extension BiU was C atii! Iu1~~i isr iE sead a third time and passed. Lord Stratheien Glseg and Campbell iatroduced a bill, which was read the pI ...
... Of telasgow. ?? claira by the burgh is that the present e police and municipal rates (occupiers and owners) r payable in Glasgow are 2s 5 £-16d. From Kr his they propose to deduct half police, sanitary, r and statute labour rates, which, being in all ...
... FRIDAY MIORNING, AUGUST 17, A desperate confict with the police took place yesterday at an eviction on the estate of a - al MI 1- - Ur Byrne, near New Ross. Thle house was barricaded and entrenched, and it was found impossibls to use the battering rain ...