A Big Programme At Warrington. The uncertain weather and high cost of travel has induced many local bodies to support the Warrington Athletic Club's effort to provide a good afternoon's sport at Wilderspool. The covered stand accommodation has been improved at great expense by.

The first meeting of the National, Church Assembly—the Parliament of the Church—has been fixed to take place at the Church House, Westminster, on Juno 30th and July Ist next. To this Assembly the Diocese of Liverpool is to return 15 Lay Representatives, and these will presently

G. H. WHITNEY, CPARROPRRIIEGTEOR- Q ueen'A Mews, Sankey St., Warrington. TELEPHONE No. 102.

At a Juvenile Court on Tuesday, a youth who, had been employed as a porter at the Warrington Infirmary was charged on remand with having stolen 10s. from the wallet of John Dodds on April 3rd. , It was stated that prisoner admitted the offence to the i?olice and also confessed t

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• Yesterday morning Alderman Arthur Bennett made his annual presentation a the Trafalgar Shield and prizes to scholars of Warrington elementary schools for patriotic' essays. He was accompanied by the Director of Education (Mr. J. Moore Murray). Their receptions were very hearty

To- day an inquest will be held on Thomas alker, 41, Higher Burton-street, Miles Platting, Manchester, who died in the Infirmary on Tuesday evening from injuries received by being over by a motor lorry in Manchester-road.

At the recent final examination held by the l'a r ,vf Society, Mr. F. 0. Stansfield (son of Mr. 11. Sta'nsfield, Salisbury-street), who has neen articled to Mr. Josiah Longland, solicitor, a successful candidate, and obtained third Class honours.

Mrs. Parkes, 28, Bewsey-road, the mother of Mr. B. T. Parkes, who is well known in the Temperance movement, celebrated her 80th birthday on Saturday. She is a native of Wednesfield, Staffordshire, but came to Warrington with her husband, the late Mr. Joseph Parkes, in the year 1

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