A POLICE COMPLAINT. TO THE EDITOR.
Sib— Knowin f as I do you will aid anybody in obtaining peace in his neighbourhood, I beg to vontilato t).o following grievance, viz. :— I am in tho habit of keeping a night school three nights per week, and during the term that the school oooupies I have bricks and otho-i missiles thrown on tho house, and it has now becomo so bad that both my pupils and wife aro afraid to go in tho street. Now I think that all peaceful citizens should be proteoted, and therofore I think the neighbourhood (four doors above Cate's, butoher) should be looked after by the police I have had occasion on a previous trouble of tho same sort to call the attention of the police to tho fact, and I hope for the general banefit that the proper authorities will take cognizance of the complaint now brought forward. I am, Ac, John B. Ingram. , Abol Smith-street, 6th May.
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Evening Post, Volume XXXIII, Issue 107, 7 May 1887, Page 3
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162A POLICE COMPLAINT. TO THE EDITOR. Evening Post, Volume XXXIII, Issue 107, 7 May 1887, Page 3
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