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WHALLEY. (By ‘‘ Abb^ite.’')


At the CEviger Agricultural Show on


Saturday Mr. David Hague, lAnib Hoe, won a first prize with a lonk tup, first and second in lonk tup lambs, second with lonk ewe and first with lonk ewe lamb.


Whalley people have had a splendid week


for the holidays and a large number of vE- largers have availed themselves of the op­ portunity afforded them of visiting the sea­ side and other pleasure resorts.


CYCLIST, SERIOUSLY INJUI^D. A serious cycling accident occurred at


Cock Bridge on Wednesday evening. Tlenry Hudson, Clement-street, Accrington, wajs proceeding down the hill, which is very rough, in company with a party, yrhen the frame of his machine broke in two. He was thrown heavily to the ground over the machine, sustaining injuries to his face and body and concussion of the brain. He was suffering badly from shock. Luckily Dr. Patchett was within call, and after the wounds were dressed the sufferer was re­ moved home.


REV. W. H. HEALEY CENSURED. The Archbishop of Canterbury, as


Acting-Bishop of the diocese of Ely, has addressed a strong letter to the Rev. W. H, Healey (formerly of Whalley) on what he calls the Simoniacal transaction in con­ nection with the latter's recent appointment to the rectory of Brent Eleigh, Suffolk. You have assured me, he writes, that in


what took place you did not intentionally behave in such a manner as to make you party to a simoniacal transaction. You must pardon me if I say that I find it most difficult to understand how any honourable man of reasonable mtelligeuce can, under whatever persuasion or advice, sign such a document as the lease which wap produced


in Court and subsequently make the declara­ tion required by law to the effect that he has not ‘ received the presentation in con­ sideration of any sum of money, reward, gift, profit, or benefit, duectly or indirectly promised by him or by any person to his knewledge or with his consent to any per­ son whatsoever.’' I am miable to change the opinion which


t-H If


I expressed to you m our uiterview of abso­ lute astonishment that any man who has weighed the sacred responsibilities attach­ ing to the acceptance of the cure of souii^ aud who in connection therei^ith makes the solemn declarations prescribed by law, can claim to be exonerated from blame on the gromid of ignorance of what he was doing. The Archbishop concludes that, as strong


testimony has been borne in his favour from many quarters, the justice of the case will be met by the fact that he has forfeited the benefice to which he was appointed and is for ever disabled from being reappohited to


it.


AGRICULTURAL SOCIETYS PIC-NIC.


The members of the Whalley Agricultural r “ ® l


.-sm i


wm ^ te


Society held their annual pic-nic on Mon­ day, the choice of the party being Winder- mere. It was a jovial company of about 44 which left Whalley on pleasure bent at


twelve minutes to eight on Monday and Uie many lively incidents which occurred at intervals served to make the day one that wiU be remembered for a long time to come. The first of these cropped up at Preston where one section got ahead of the other only to be outstripped by those in the faster train which foEowed- At Camforth another advance party of about ten unde- signedly stole a march on their comfreres’


who, having duly changed, entrained for Lake Side, the rendezvous for the time being, and on arrival there were surprised to find awaiting them the comrades they were supposed to have left behind, the lat­ ter having travelled via Windermere. , What is more they had had time to lunch while waitui> for their brethren. Once more united the party had a most enjoyable saiE to Ambleside, and after a look round re­ turned to Bowness. A first-class dinner was served at Windermere. The next hbur or so was wEed away by a vis'it to Orrest Hear!, whence a view was obtained of the loveliest sunset it has ever been the privi-


l^ e of the various piuuibers of the party to see. That sight, so magnificent to behold), wa^ alone worth the visit to Windermere.


The return journey began at 8-20 and when Whalley was reached about half past eleven everybody expressed themselves highly saths- fieJ with the annual outing for 1905.


T T |aE C L I l ^ H E R O E T T IM F ia i 1 i^ T T > .A Y . A t r C T S T _ J 8 i^ r905-


W i lA IL E Y NURSING ASSOCIATION. In issuing the eighth annual report for


the year ended June 30th 1905, the Whal­ ley Nursing Association, whos? able secre­ tary is Miss Brewer, state that during the past year 3535 visits to patients have been paid by the tiur^se. The total number of cases attended by her was 118, .of which 90 ended in complete recovery, i i are still on the books, 3 are improvuig and Z4 ,have terminated in death. The financial re­ sults for the year are very satisfactory. The sum of t£io7 I2S. fid. has been subscribed, which with the balance at 30th June, 1904, VIZ.,


The year's expenses amount 4.0


los. rid., makes £ 14 1 3s. 3d. los.


fid. and £2S has been transferred to the Endowment P'und, which leave a pre)Sent


balance of £ i o 12s. ,iid. Eor the Medi­ cal Comforts Eund £ ’] 3s. fid. has been subscribed, which with the balance at 30th June, 1904, viz., £^ 3s. 9d., make ;(,ifi •js. 3d. The expenses tor the year amount to £^ los. 3d. and ;^5 has been translerreu to the Endowment E mid, leavmg ithe sum of £ i 17a od. now El hand. ’I'heEndow- ment Eund deposited m the Post Uflice Savmgs Bank now amounis, ,with Eiterest, (to afith November last) to ;£39o 10s. rd., which with the General E und balance of ;^3o I2S. lid., ,and Medical Comforts Emid balance of £^ 17a. makes the itotal re­ sources of the Association £42^- GE'ts have been received from Mrs. Worsley- Taylor, Miss Wor.sley-Taylor, Miss Gregory Mrs. Almond, Miss Ainsworth, Mrs. -t. Congwortli, Mrs. Tom i-ongworih, xU'iSS R. Mnsworth, Mrs. Thompson, Mrp.. Green, Mrs. T. H. Thompson, Miss Brewer, iMrs, G. H. Taylor, Mrs. btrickland, Mrs. Rams- bottom, Mrs. Wilkinson and Miss PoEard. The Committee, .while tendering their hearty thanks to all subscribers and others who have so generously helped this Eisu- tution, again beg to remmd all concerned, that whenever possible those who ueneiit by the nurses’ work should express iiieir acknowledgement of the same by some


donation, however trEling, to Uie imids ol the Association-. The Committee are al­


ways thankt'ul to welcome any new sub­ scriber .who may be desirous of helping tins deserving institution.


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l o n g r id g e c o u n c il a n d t h e FAIR WAGES CLAUSE.


At a meeting ol the Loiigtidge Urban


Comicil on Wednesday a circular lelter was read Itom the Rearsley Urban Council ask­ ing the Comicil to adopt the lair wages


clause. 'Ihe Chaitman (Mr^ N. J. Swarbrick) diu


not ttiuik the suggestion was of mucii '.in portance to the Council. In hts opinion it was more a question for the coiiiraclor


and his workmen. Mr. •-Vlmoiid pointed out that the clause


had been adopted by many authorities. It aimed at pruventiiig those employers who were not lederated trom paying less than the standard wagefi, and thus under cuttuig


Ollier employers. Mr.' beed believed everyone would be


paid a lair day s wages lor a lair day s work. Pie tnought the clause would buid people to do tiimgs winch they would not like to do, tiiougn they might be paying tiie


standard rale ot wages. Mr. Slater thought the adoption ol me


clause would be benelicienl to the masters) it wa,s decided, on the moUon 01 me


chaitman, seconded by Mij. Ray, that the matter be discussed at tlie ne.vt meetuig ol the General Purposes Committee.


AUCTIOJS MABTS. CUTHEROE.


Monday.— Stock disposed of privately. Tuesday.— There was a heavy show of


calved cattle of good quality; the attend­ ance was good, and a fair trade was carried on. Calved cows made £ 1 ’] to £22 j dit­ to heifers (Irish), £ 1 1 to £ 16 •, ditto (Scotch), ;£ i3 'to ^ 18 ; uiiealved heifers, £10 10s. to £ 15 .


HELLIFELD. Tuesday.— ^A very small show of lyiiig.off


cows forward to-day, all were sold and prices were in favour of the buyer. Thursday.— 127 dairy cows and heifers


were offered for sale to-day- Customers were more plentiful, but trade was slow from the start, with no improvement in prices from last week. Calved cows niiide from ^ 13 to ^22 and heifers from £10 lOS. to £ 1 6 lOB.


AT THE


Silver Mounted Vases. Butter Coolers.


Writing Gases. Ladies’ Handbags.


Purses, Wrist Bags, Chatelaines.


Hair Brushes and Combs. Dressing Cases.


Glove and Handkerchief Cases.


G U I L D I N G , oir SAis. j & Jewellier, ON s a l e .—Grand Litter ot W a t c h m a k e r PEDIGHEE AIRDALE PUPPIES, 17, MOOR LANE, CLITHEROE. DWr Jewellery. Guinea Gold Wedding Bitags, i i^ _ s n v e r_ a n d ^ _ E le c t r o _ P ia ^


Gold Filled Waltham Watches warranted from 5 to 25 years. from 30/- upwards.


R E P A I R S of every description skilfully executed. E L E C T R O P L A T I N G ,


and E N G R A V I N G done to order. N O T I C E . O n a n d a f t e r J 4^dnc^^^ this Shop will be. closed at i o'clock ^ on Wednesdays. L a C Q U E R I N G


Sire, Master Meteor, iriiiner of numerous Prizes; Dam, Lady R.; to bo seen by appointment.—Apply,


B. READ, Shoeing Forge, or Claremont Terrace, Clitheroe.


including coming dividend; settlement through any Bank buyer wishes.—Mr. Wm, CHILTONi 7, Chatsworth Road, Brighton.


W S


guaranteed.— iiEDMAYNES, The hashionablo Tailors, 1, Church Street, Clitheroe.


S F


I.PECIAL LINE.—All WOOL measure,


37/6. guaranteed.—REDMAYNES, Tailors, 1, Church Street, Clitlieroe. Tlie


Fit, stylo, and workm ship Fashionable


SUITS orkman


PECIAL LINE.—All WOOL TROUSERS to measure, 1016. Fit, style, and workmanship


o r s a l e b y t e n d e r .—The whole ol the PEWS and FLOORING BOARDS also tho HOT .WATER APPARATUS, a t present in


St. James’s Cliurch, Clitheroc.—Particulars at 3, St. James’s, Street, Clithoroe.


TENDERS WANTED


For Re-pewing and Alterations at St. James’s Church, Irom Builders, Plasterers, Joiners and Plumbers. Names to be sent to Rectory, Clitheroe.


S A l lS BY AUCTION. THE TYPEWRITER FOR BEAUTIFUL WORK. YOST


CASH OR INSTALMENT BUSINESS. CATALOGUE ON APPLICATION.


THE YOST TYPEWRITER CO., LTD., SUDELL CROSS, BLACKBURN.


To be Sold by Auction, at the Starkies Arms Hotel, Clitheroe, by Mr. Amos Doerdeh, onMoRDAT, tlie 4th day ol Sertembeb, I'JOu,


L


at 7-0 in the Evening, (subject to Conditions ol Sale to be then produced),


All those THREE eligible MESSUAGES OR DWELLING-HOUSES


situate and being numbers 40, 43 and 48, Chatburn Road, Clitlieruc.


I ’lth May, 18'Jl, and is suoject to the apportioned yearly ground rent ol iiU is. Od.


'Tlie property is leaseliold lor 9UU years, Iroin


Ironts and stone bays, have gardens in Iront witli neat palisade boundary walls, aud also excellent yards and outbuildings in the rear.


’The bouses No, 40 and 43 eacli contain Sitting


room, Kitchen, Scullery and Pantry, aud have three Bedrooms, whilst No. 40 has hot and cold water supply.


on the ground lloor, and has two Bedrooms, ’Tile property yields a clear yearly rental ol


No. 48 has the same accomodation as No. 43,


433, is well let, centrally situate, being within 8 minutes ul the Railway Station, aud near to all places ol business and is therelore specially suitable as an investment or lur convenient residences lor business men engaged in tlie locality.


’The houses will be iu the first instance ollutcd


pi one Lot but il nut sold tugeihcr will be uliered separately iu three Lots.


For lurtlier Particulars, apply to the Auctioneer


MR. AMDS DUERDLN, Bank Salerooms, Clitherue, (Tcl. U'Jo), or to


E. BARCLAY NIXON, 17, Birley Btreet, Blackpool, Kstatc Agent,


GLITHEROE TIMES” INSUKANCE COUPON.


This Insurance Is not cuufined to Railwiy Twin


Accidents only, but against All Passenger Vehicl Accidents.


FREE INSURANCE £ 100.


C OT T ON S T il I X E AVEE-TED.


GUxNGLSSION TO XHIi UFLI-iATIVES. Lancashire can breathe freely once more.


A cotton strike has been averted, and for this happy consummation the delegates, hi- cluding Mr. D. J. Shackleton, M.F., repre- senuing the Northern Comities Amalgama­ tion of Weavers, who difting the past two days have spent nearly twenty hours hi Man­ chester Town Hall in eiideavouruig to find a solution to tfie wages problem are de- servhig of the greatest credit Mter a coiUereiice exteiiohig over two


days and lasting nearly twenty hours, the representatives of employers and employed in the cotton trade last night arrived at a peaeelul settlement, the terms ot which aie


appended. The agreement, which has been signed


by the secretary of eacU oiganisaiion represented, is as follows:—


1. That the federation withdraw its ap­ plication tor a 5 per cent. ledueuon in me


Holton area. 2. That the operatives withdraw tficir


application for a 5 per cent, increase m wages in the federation area exclusive ul


Holton. 3. That the federation ot operatives


agrees to 5 pet cent, bonus Uehig paid tor twelve weeks from the first pay day ni September, to be paid montfily at all federal'ioii mills, exclusive of the Holton


area. 4 At the end of the twelve weeks die


bouous shall lapse and the present rate ol wages shall be paid un^ the 1st of March,


1906, after which date either side’ iM l be. at liberty to take whatever .action shall be deemed desirable with,regard to wages ad-‘


vance or reduction.. 5. That the joint committees meet to­


gether as.early as possible for tho purpose of, framuig some scheme for the automaticj regulation of wages hi future.


At the "Times" Office.


, 6d.) IS. j 18. 6d. J ; as. fid. J 4s. fid 4md fis.


New Stock of Picture Post Card Albums,


I 3«- »


gcr in question had upon his or her person this Insurance Coupon or the paper in which it is, with his, or her, usual signature written in the space provided at the foot. 2. Tliis paper may be left at his, or her, place


will pay to tlie legal representative of any manor woman (railway servants on duty e.xcepted) who shall happen to meet with his or her death by an accident to a train or to a public vehicle, licensed fur passenger service, in which he or siie was riding as an ordinary passenger in any part of the United • Kingdom on the following conuitions.— 1. That a t the time of the accident the passen*


The Casualty Insurance Company, Limited, ’The houses aie substautially built, have stone


e a s e h o l d h o u s e s in c h a t b u r n ROAD, CLITHERUE,


TENDEE. BOROUGH OF CLITHEROE.


r isH E Watoh Committee invite TENDEPt I POLICE CLOTHING lor the B ^ ”


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Burholrae Bridge, to and beyond that ol b i i ' has been taken by an Asaociation, is now it, .7). preserved, and anyone lound fishing *i


N


o t ic e is h e r e b y given that n FISHING in the liivcr IlodJer J "


’“ w i BY ORDER.


ELDON’S (DRESSMAKING JOURNALS) LIMITED.—For Sale 50 luily paid I're-


answers to • ‘ Nell," collar on and name nt, S' Anyone detaining alter this notice will hSu“™ cuted.—J. THEXTON, Clithcroe.


L lerence SHARES (or part), price 19/6 each to NOTICE. TO WNELEY ESTATE.


S E T T L E SE C UR] .CHAMPION SHJI


Only two matches were dovi


rolice iorcc, consisting of a Chief Constable‘> b'ergeants, and 9 Men.


Chief Constable. renders must be accompanied by samples ol


Full particulars may be obtained from thp


of cloth) and sent to me on or before the 2Dd September, next.


lowest or any Tender.


The Committee do not ondcrlake to accept the *


Olitherix;, 19th August, I0u5.


JOHN lOASTIlA.M. 'ibwn Clerk. WANTED.


CGlitlieroe. 0 0 1 ) STRONG g e n e r a l WANTED, fur


small family.—Apply, “ Times” Office,


BARK-OW’S CAITI'.I (By “ Harroviii


Harrow, who have nut u<|


late, achieved a capital Etrurians .on Saturday. desJ that Ihe'u: captain took tlu ment of senduig his oppo| after, himself winning the As a result at one liniel over with Barrow, but tbai|


hitting by 'that verstuile Gorman, the villagers pullel of the fire and thus lor t f this season defeated the t:| originally tipped for the in certain quarters.


■ The Etrurians started « I Holgate to the bowling oil Goodman. The latter w.i.| ous in attack, and lour w:l credit with the score at 33I


of abode, so long as the Coupon is signed. 3. The notice of the accident be given to the


Then Cooper and Hugl| cricket At 45, however,


Company guaranteeing this insurance within sereo days of its occurence. 4. That death result within one month from


the date of the accident. 0. That no person can claim iu respect of more


of the morning of publication to G a.in. on the day of the following publication.


Signed....................................................................


Address................................................................... The due fulfilment of this insurance is guaranteed by


The Casualty Insurance Company, Limiteil, 7. WATEULOO PLACE, PALL MALL,. LONDON, a.W.,


To whom all Coramunicatiens should be made. SPECIAL NOTICE,


Subscribers who have duly paid a Subscription


in advance for lix months or longer, to their uew.sagent or to the publishers, need not during the. period covered by.their subscription, sign the (^upon. I t is only necessary to forward the Subscription Receipt to the Casualty insurance Company, Ltd., 7, Waterloo P lace, Londu), b "


for tho purpose of Registration. Friday, August iSth, 1905.


than one of these Coupons. 6. The insurance will hold good from G a.m. uf


victim to a good ball froi| had changed ends. 'I'liis now keeping a fine length. I he clean bowled Tom Ci| batted well for 19.


The seventh wicket addl


and the half-century was hif ster and E. Champion tog«j ball accounted for LamstJ theis Champion were thul gether. First one and however, received their qi| innings closed for 59.


Both Gorman and GocI


work with the leather, tlu| pecially proving what a ill the trundling departmeil


F. Walker and J. Writj


tions for Barrow, and the T to 22 ere the first nienti(| by Garner. Wright was total, and three runs later| fell.


•-V brilliant catch by Col


caused Washbrook's rctirei| was very cleverly caught the same bowler.


With the ne.xt ball Lai


bo got Ashcroft Ibw.. thufj hat trick.”


Barrow had six wickets ••k change then caiiiel


J


Gorman set to and showe<| •as well as bowl and he ha/ not' only of carrying oi| capital 32, but of winning side. Well played GornI


Barrow passed the hoin| wickets down. ETRU'UL-\.l


b'. I’almer b Goodman A- W. Holgate b Goodil W. Kershaw b Goodij ®Dggs c Walker b GI T. Cooper b Goniiaii ...|


^ Hughes b Gorman .. | E. l.amster b Goodman | A. Cronshaw b Goodmal E. Champion b Goodm.aj G. Champion b Gorman ^


■ T. Gamer not out ... Extras


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KOBTHrEAST LA^| AJdLATEUE LLl


The match Whalley ’ AI


on Saturday was abaiiduJ Wilpshire being unable to il


in this League on Saturday, T (Jays 'interfering with the e i several clubs. Settle eJ Burnley St. Andrew's by eiglj thus assured themselves of ship of the League. Ag.l wick. Great Hanvood raadi show, only two batsmen tel figures, the whole eleven b| for 56, against Hanioldswicj


ost on Saturday laat, at West SABLE AND WHITE COLLIE MtS


“'rioh.


answering to name of “ Zulu." Collar mh Alderton. Hainhall Rd.. R"rnoldswif*lf •»**^r>*


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rewarded on returning dog Keeper, Gisburn^.


to John -


o s t a t Gisbume, on Auguat 8tli, nr aop SPANIAL with WHITE BRPinS


lOST.


j LAMB.—Apply Morris, Whailey? ewe and \Viii7.|,,


OST.—BLACK IRISH ...........


crick;] bibbuesdale III P. VV.


Clijherw..; •••" Barnoltiswick..............-


Settle.............. Whalley.........


fjreat ......15....... 8.....


......1-1....... 5.....1 .......U ......... 6 ... .


.....U...... 6.. uV.V.V. 3....


Bnndey’sb And;ew'. 14...... L-.-j ................................ , ...................................


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Burnley St Andrew’s, 107) two wickets.


I Barnoldswick, ' l o i ; Gt. H;|


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