| United Provinces Government.) | | Eight of the prisoners were injured by gunshots | mostly in the legs, and nine with batons. | Madras | On the occasion of the arrival of His Royal 13th January 1922 | Highness the Prince of Wales in Madras there Madras. | were disturbances in Madras City. An official | report has not yet been received, but from | accounts in the Press it appears that the | excesses of the mob were such that it was | necessary to call out the military and to | resort to firing. | | According to Press accounts, five or six | rioters were killed. Other casualities not | known. | Burma | A party of police were despatched to prevent a 15th January 1922 | buffalo fight. They were attacked on arrival by Hokyobo Kwin, near Mada | a crowd of between three hundred and five village, Thingangyan. | hundred. The police made six arrests but the | crowd attacked them with sticks, stones and | bottles and they had to let their prisoners go | and to retreat towards the police station. | Later the villagers again attacked the police | and one villager cut a head constable with a | _dah_ on the fore-arm and attempted to seize | his carbine. Another head constable came | to the rescue and in the scuffle the carbine | went off and the original assailant was shot in | the abdomen. As villagers continued to attack, | a head constable fired twice into the crowd. | The police then made good their escape. | | One villager killed, two severely wounded, | seven slightly wounded; one head constable cut | on forearm, one head constable incised wound on | head, two constables slight cuts about arms and | several hit by missiles. | Bengal | The Superintendent of police while touring in 21st January 1922 | his car was met with a shower of brick-bats and Noakhali. | the S.D.O. was attacked by about 200 men. | Sub-division, Patna | A sub-inspector and 3 constables attempted to Do.