The Ilev. Cyril C. B. Bardsler. Vicar of St. Helens. ha» received the offer of the hon. secretaryship of the Church Missionary Society. Mr. Bardsley has been Vicar of -3t. Helens for, six years He was preceded by Canon Willink. now Vicar Yarmouth, and the Vicar of St. Helens bef

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The Clerk read tlie following letter from Mr. Potter, solicitor for Nurse Swift, against whom Mr. W E. Ponsford dale Master tbo Workhouse) brought an unsuccessful action for libel: I lo inform you that pursuant (o the resolution passed at, the linardians' meeting on the 18th ult

SHEPHERD MAKES WORLD S RECORDS. NEW YORK. May 30. Melvin W. Shepherd to-day ran yard* I minute 22 sous., and 700 yards in 1 minute 4-sth sees Both events established world's records. Reuter. w

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Moreton Deanery erence jut At Newton", yesterday, Rev. W- "Rural Dean, presiding, the 23rd ference the clergy and laity ,1 ton Deanery took place.—Mr. . elected layman to represent the < the Diocesan Additional Curates' Rev. W. E. Durham -poke p* the services rendered the a whole

Rev. J. Edwards at Mount Pleasant Church, Exeter Rev. John Edwards was the preacher at Mount Pleasant "United Methodist Church Sunday. There was a large congregation. From the text, Galatians vi., 7 and 8, the rev. gentleman preached a powerful and trenchant sermon on one the cr

Kicked a Constable! Time for Reflection ICE CREAM CARTS AGAIN Yesterday, at Exeter Police Court, bebre Messrs. E. C. Eowe (in the chair), J. Commin, H. Yeo, and H. Hall. Frank Brooks, painter, of 2, Friars Walk, was charged with being drunk and disorderly Stephen-street the prev

TOWN'S NAME Offer of £5,000 if Inhabitants will Change it. Airs. Harriman, the widow of the late American Railway King," is anxious to a , town named after her husband. To this end she suggested that the name the town of Turner, the nearest town on the .h ,\ y of Arden should cha