... AUXILIARY BIBLE SOCIETY WINDSOR AND ETON, AND THEIR VICINITIES. VICE PRESIDENTS. Kt. Hon. Lord Graves, M .P. Augustus Schntz, Esq. Rt. Hon. W. Fremantle, M.P. Gen. Spencer. Dr. Pope. Sir Herbert Tajdnr, G.C.H. John Ramsliottora, Esq. M.P. Col. Wood, M ...

... for- merly a Captain in the Voluateer and Local Militia regiments, and a Commissioner of Police there: Mac- laren, as having been a Serjeant in the Volunteer rifle corps, and of a quiet and orderly and for- merly, in all questions upon politics, taking the ...

... YORK POLICE. (From the New York Herald of October.') Polick.—Extraohdinaky Capture.—Thrue Nobles and a Commoner in Limbo. —One of the most extraordinary events that ever look place in the New World occurred yesterday morning in this blessed city of New ...

... dropped. WOOLWICH POLICE. Violent Assault.—On Monday, three cadets undress, named Grant, Russell, and Gilbert, with their servant, Thos. Ashdown, were placed the bar, charged a violent assault the police, the execution of theiv duty. Police-constable Palmer ...

... POLICE INTELLIGENCE. BOW-STREET. Stabbing On Tuesday, Michael Downey, an Irish labourer, was placed the bar before Mr. Jardioe, charged with inflicting two wounds on the person of John Sullivan, by stabbing him with a knife. Mr. John Swaine, landlord ...

... by the visitation of God. Police.—On Friday young man named George was brought before the magistrates on suspicion of having stolen property his possession. He was stopped the Caversham-road by Mr. Houlton, inspector of police; pair of shoes and a piece ...

... The faithful auxiliary of Beauty is Rowland's Kalydor. so perfectly innoxious and efficacious that infant and adult derive pleasure from its application, operates as a thorough cleanser of the skin by mild yet powerful and imperceptible influence, eradicates ...

... Polygamy.—On the ult. a weaver, named Walker, was placed at the bar of the Police Court, Edinburgh, on a charge of polvgamy, inasmuch as lie had been already married four women, all of whom are alive, and the bans of marriage between him and another woman ...

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... and Police. Pe the first man who went up to the window, followed by Arlett. I tried to lift up the window but could not. We had first got a ladder from a farm house. One of us broke a pane of glass, and this gave the alarm, and a gentleman came into the ...

... capable resisting auy attack as au auxiliary force when required. The same plan too would recommend for adoptiou with respect the coast guard, who might be made efficient corps for the like purpose. The duties of the police in case of their being employed ...

... the corps was inspected in the morning, Uxbridge Common, by Col. Daley, of the 4th Dragoons, accompanied by Captain Cummings, of the same regiment. The inspecting officer highly complimented the captain (H. De Burgh, Esq.) and officers of the corps, on ...