twopence in tho £ now for; hn* for that there would have been very little difference. Thair water rate, he was happy say. was less, but they were expending rather a high sum on the Farm—estimated at .£73. The rates were grdaually increasing in regard the upkeep of their roads. H

WORK IN COVENTRY ARCHDEACONRY. The Committee of the Church Education Council and the governing body of the Church Schools Association report that during the> year 1909 the following grants werw made, viz.:— Church Education Council: Saltley Training College, .£l2 10s.; to meet d

LEAMINGTON SPA COURIER AND WARWICKSHIRE STANDARD. LBAMINGTON, FRIDAY. MARCH 11th. 1910 There is tide in the affairs of institutions as there in those of men, and it is uncommon thing to find that society or association has outlived its period of usefulness. This, however, cannot

RIFLE. A shooting match took place on the Kind's Armo Rifle Range, Stockton, on Tuesday, between tho married and single, when the former came off victorious. Scores: —Married : G. Bicknell, sen., 25, A. Carter 24, E. Bicknell 23, J. Gulliver 22, W. Noon 22, W. Bicknell 22. H. Bi

Thp Yen. Archdeacon of Coventry (Dr. Arbuthnot) has provisionally fixed April 20th and 21st for holding his Court, the first day at Leamington, and the second at Holy Trinity, Coventry. • By an order Council, new Archdeaconry, named " The Archdeaconry of Warwick!" consisting of

OUR REPRESENTATIVE'S IMPRESSION OF VISIT. want to swing- all life,** said clean, happy, bright-eyed tot last Monday evening, singing and swinging in the playground of one of the Warwick Unions Scattered Homes for Children in Leamington. This and similar remarks, spontaneously vo

NORTH WARWICKSHIRE HOUNDS. These hounds met at Inkford Brook on Friday and although scent was weak, had fairly busy day. The first fox was out-lier found near Wythr.il. Running fast Weatheroai Hill, hounds then took line between the Forehill and Hopwood Dingle. After twisting ab

MR. POLLOCK, M.P., ON THE APPRENTICESHIP SYSTEM. The 37th annual meeting of the subscribers and friends of the useful institution known as the Leamington Boys' Mission was held at the Mission Hall last Saturday afternoon. The Mayor (Alderman A. Holt) presided, and was supported

Samuel E.ans has been appointed to succeed nim, and Mr. Rufus Isaacs, M.P., is appointed Solicitor-Genenl.

CENTRAL COMMITTEE'S MEETING. A meeting of the Central Committoe of the South-west Warwickshire Conservative Association was held at Stratford-on-Avon yesterday afternoon, Lord Willoughby de Broke presiding. —Mr. J. L. Simnionds (agent) presented the following report regarding th