AST;NISHING MATRIMONIAL STORY IN WIDNES POLICE COURT. DECIDES TO IGNORE THE CONVENVOW. FOR ANOTHER WOMAN. 1 1 4 . " ••I was forced to take a determined stand and move right across publio opinion and in face tit all cow ent ions, was a sentence from • icuaarkable speech heard at

k>4.luny raverprol. art+ - b.0 1 X4 as FORMER WOOLTON RECTOR ARCHDEACON LISLE CARR APPOINTED TO SHEFFIELD. Archdeacon Lid le Can, vicar of Yarmouth, formerly rector of Wool. ton, announced, on Monday evening, that lie had acoepted an invitation to become vicar of Sheffield in suc

The exciting scene in Weston road, Runcorn. on tho night of March 19t1. a 4 briefly reported in last weeks issue, had a sequel on Friday morning last, wheal an ex-soldier and ex-naval man, (.:harlas Henry Butcher, appeared in dock lit the Court, to answer a charge of unlawfully

WESLEY GUILD.—Mr. E. Griffith,' presided at the weekly meeting of the Weston Wesley Guild. when kir. G. T. Mort gpoke on the swims* of the Guild during the sewion. Mimi Edith Cottrell Nang " Memories." Mr. Fred Birthing we heard to advantage in " White Wine." Illai Edith Cottrel

The Coroner, in his summing up. tik:cl that it was for the jury to FRY whether this man to' l; his own life. about which be did not think they would have little doubt. They gathyried that the set was deliberate the man did not hang himself, but met hi- death by strangulation. Du

Mr. it. Broughton has retired from the post of apparitor at the Holy Trinity Church, Runcorn, after faithfully serving the church for 37 years. As a boy iMr Broughton attended the Holy Trinity Sunday School and later became a mem. her of the teaching staff at Mill Brow Mi,sion.

5111 lITN. PRINCE OF WALES VOLS. "A" CONIPANY, WIDNES. ORDERS issued by CAPT. A. J. DRAPER, MC., commanding. 1. PARAD&S.—Trained, Tuesday, 7.15 p.m.: ReeruiP. Tuesday and Friday. p.m.: N.C.O.s. Special Parade for PurPofee each Thursday. at 7-15 p.m. 2. MUSKETRY.--A Si.erial Para