Appeal of Service." 6.30 p.m.: " England at the Assizes." Free Seats. A Hearty Welcome. AIRO-STREET CHAPEL, WARRINGTON. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), FEB. 15th. Rev. IRVINE LISTER. 31,13. E. 10.30 a.m.: "What is the Duty of a Church?" 6.30 p.m.: " Can the Future Life be Revealed?" SUNDAY,

Mr. R. T. Fairelough was the centre of a gathering of historic ,importance at the Parochial School, Church-street, on Tuesday, when he was presented with his portrait and a handsome travelling bag in recognition of the completion of half a century's service to the school as its

Father Hind., who was given a very warm welcome, said he had been associated with Mr. Fairclongh for four or five years, and never had a man impressed him more with the sense of , fidelity to duty. To him as a Catholic he had , been the defender of denominationalism. "Please do

Adults and Children in Costumes Beautiful and Weird. WHAT THE MERRY-MAKERS WORE. Photograph by itirtks. GROUP OF THE PRIZE•WINNERS. This has been a carnival week for loottl dancers, two fancy dress balls having been held in the Parr Hall. They were gorgeOus and beautiful spectac

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The third meeting of (ho Warrington Field Club for the second session 1919-29, was held at the Museum Lecture Room on Friday, :when Dr. Manson gave a lecture on" The Mollnsect, with 'special reference to the cuttle fish, sepia offieinali.e." . 1 1.11.. L. Greening occupied the •

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The quarterly meeting of the Warrington War Pensions Committee is reported 'under the head "Breaking Their Hearts." Below is a report of the proceedings of the various subcommittees since the last general meeting in November. It was reported to the committee that the number of d

The National Adult School Union has put forward a scheme for a campaign, to extend over the next three years, by which it is hoped to achieve a very real and decided "move on" in the work and influence of Adult Schools throughout the country. A fund of £20,000 is to be raised to

What the motor transport system is doing for the country in the neighbourhood is remarked upon in the " Times" Engineering Supplement. Places like rlam, Timperley,, Broadheath, Lymm, Winstord, Heaton Norris and Newton-le-Willows, says the writer, are daveloping rapidly as indust