Press Association, Friday. Mr. John Howard, a former Conservative member for died hi* Kentish residence last night. Sir Charles Lawes Wittewronge, Bart., sculptor and former athlete, died at Harpen* den to-day, aged sixty-eight. Polling taking place in North Tyrone to» day, the

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a brief illness, occurred Offchuich on Saturday. Her ladyship had for some years past lived a quiet and retired life, her great naturally necessitating withdrawal from her wonted activities, although her interest in matters which had formerly claimed her attention never slackene

Service of Peatek. On the afternoon of Thursday week the Rev. C. B. Wooley, Missioner to the Bishop Worcester, conducted a service of praver in the Parish Church. The liturgy included a form of litany arranged for similar services the diocese. The Vicar (Rev. J. E. Beardsworth)

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Bedouut. ________ " Aro you shoddy, ma'am, or old family? want to live with shoddy, because it pays the highest wages." —Julia TF. Hotce. This '-ojloq-jy occurred between servant girl and a lady who required domestic. It took place at that period in tho history of cloth weaving

OPEN-AIR TREATMENT OP PHTHISIS. I THE NEW POOR LAW ORDER. The Warwick Board Guardians met at tie Workhouse, Warwick, Saturday, tbo Chairman (the Row B. M. Bean) presiding. There were present: The Vice-Chairman (Mr. Davie??}, the Revs. Canon Die kins, J. and E. Mesdamcs Bennett,

WARWICKSHIRE GOLF CLUB (LADIES). A match between Warwickshire and Worcestershire Ladies was placed at Moseley on Tuesday. Scores:— W AKWICSSHI2E. W ORCESTEESHTEE. Miss L. Moore Mis. Bewlay ......_ Mrs. H. R. Mis. Charles 0 Mrs. R. Lunt ... Mrs. Holcroft Miss Harfield Miss A. Fel

NEW SCIENCE AND EVENING SCHOOLS HEADMASTER. SALARIES ASSISTANT TEACHERS. The monthly meeting of the Leamington Education Committee was held at the Town Hall on Tuesday evening, the Chairman (Conncillor S. .H«llo\va.V) presiding. There were also prc-cnt: The Von. Archdeacon Coven