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Blackburns “ B. & S.” TEAS are having a steadily increasing sale. The reason is . obvious to those who use them. A sample ills packet will please YOU j ■ Price GS: 7d. 8d. 9d.


Pure Costa,Rica' ' ■ pe r lb. Coffee [roasted] 2/4


Choicest Danish Bu t te r .... 1/11 „ Farmers But ter . 1/10


Finest Lancashire Cheese 1 / - and 1/2


' „ Colonial Coloured Cheese 1/-


The hnesi pack procurable of Glass Dishes of Real Ox Tongue 2/6; 3 6; 4 6; and 5/9 each


Large assor tment of canned Fruits by leading packers.


New arrival of Dried Fruits and Salad.


Special OFFER This WEEK. Good cooking Prunes


per lb. 7d. 2 lbs. for 1/1 AND GENUINE FOOD VALUE


This is the Trading Ideal behind the B. & S. enterprise at 1 0, Castle Gate.


Fair prices based on quality first and due regard of the economic interests of the consumer.


Genuine Food Value, safe­ guarded by expert buying in chosen markets, with every attention paid to such important points as hygienic storage and cleanliness in all that pertains to retailing.


Make B, & S. your standard and thus ensure the best that money can buy at unquestion­ ably fair prices.


f o r Good Clean Food. CASTL.EGATE.


C U T H eR O & . T b l b p h o n b 3 0 .


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(,liiari4*r Si*.'-Mcm>, liehl ;*.t Bieviun, wa.*< nuieii lcjiig(>r. l ie aa.s apjxnnied ehair iiuin iii IMt’h


uii lilt; reluc-m-*nt ol the l;it»* .Mr. W. M. Higgin,


Si r l lei i ry a-Y^Kleil ma ier ial lv in the wnrK-. pre- idi i ig o\c*r a .‘■ccond cour t Iroiii turn* lo tini.-. J"*ir Henrv wa.s alwavs ninvi a>'^tdn in** in Ills aLlei itnm lo tin* d u t u ‘s ol iln* olhee. and hi*-: wich* kiiowle<lg(? ut ihc* law. hi** c-oin- pr<*lieiifYive gi;i'<p ol i leia il . ami c-arelnl analys is of i\iLlcm-(.‘ \\<*ic> ol gr e a t lailm* to jurie.s. His dec'i>ion;', always tempi.'red ,hv me r ry, inv.Lriahly tiu't wi th imhl i r apnicival. .Many in ipor iai i t lic-en>ing, r a t in g , ami iMlier appra l s wert; chxill wi th dni-iiig the 27 ycairs ei' Ills cha i rman sh ip , an d in tlic-se (*a.*4<‘s hi.s inlimati* lvnowlc*dgc* ol ihv inlrie;u-i**.s of the l icensing laws w«*ro sirilviiigly ap p a re n t .


Magisterial Tributes.


(.tiniirman was ivrc*ivL*d \f illi the greaic..*;t r e g r e t icy all. thongl i it- wa-- reaii/.ed that- iic lia<i w«“ll eariic'd givalei* Ic*i.**iire. - vVl a tiK'i*l. iiig of th e iiiagi.sli'alr.'. lieltl on ()<*loher i7l l i , ihc! following i-evolntiuii. propo.s«-d hy .Mr. ^V. 1*. Fariv, an d >-econcleil l»y -Mr. \V. Hoilg- son. wa.s adopte c l :— 'I’iiat. tile magistrate** a-*semhh*tl at tlii** Co u r t of (leiK-ral ( Jn a r ie r S'-.-^'iems lor tin*


Ml III a I 1


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Great Summer SALE COMMENCES


TO - MORROW !


SA T U R D A Y , JULY 5 * . ■ ■


if»— nr^mf— ■-■■■^■n—iifTTn-iTriai-ii mi»n mn


Summer Goods to be Cleared at REAL Bargain Prices.


DO HOT FAIL TO GALL AT Cekdf:; : .;'T'/'V'ib'f ' • R .


FOR ALTERATIONS OR REPAIRS TO


HEATING PEUMBING


DECORATING AND


GRAZING TRY


Whiteside & Whiteside 4, CASTLE ST. TELEPHONE 4 0 . MAKE YOUR OWN Aerated Water and Fruit Drinks


THE SELT2 0GENE Is s t i l l t h e B e s t and chcape.s t l iome a e r a to r , i t make s PINTS FOR 4 d !


and us ed a lo n g wi th Cla rke ’s ^‘ Special” S e l t z o g c n e Clmrg c s malccs tho mo s t benefic ial and c o o l in g dr in k for h o t we a th e r . Lemon ami .Ita.spherry Syrup.s a l so sold in Sd. and 2s . B o t t l e s , to mako r e fr e shin g f ru i t dr inks .


AVc h a v e a n ew S lo c k o f Sol l / .ogcnos ju s t a r r iv e d ; al.so sevcrnl go od s e cond- lmnd ^Tachines fo r s a le , ciicap.


P r o p r i e t o r s :


C L A R K E & S O N - V I J 1 4 2 , WOONE LANE, Cl i th e r o e . i


AgontB* T>. l iY l lN K , K in g S t . , Cl i thoroc ;


‘H o ld e n ami D i s t r i c t Co-oporal ivo S o c i e ty . :Tlio honeymoon' i s ove r wl ien’ t h e ' h i l l i n g


' e x c e ed s tl io c o o in g .”— ” TIic P a s s in g S h ow . ”


11II ml reds of .\moumlc*riie.'?^, Black h um, ami l/<'ylancl i\<-\*ive the* i>*.'^ignaiioii of •Sir Hen ry W’il 'on \\'or**ley-'raylor, B;u l ., K.C. , of th e po-*ition ol c*hairmaii of tin.*


t.'oni-L wi th >im-er«‘ te»*Ungs of rc*gret. and ii«*w rec'oril tlu-ir gixal appri*i-ialioti of tile jnvaim.hic* .sc*ivice** In* ha** JvmlereLl lo th is Cour t d u r in g ilu? [u riod of 2o year.**, for whirli he iias ;n-ii*d a.s c-liairiiian. His t*Nic-n.**ivc* knowh*dgc* and »*.\peric‘m.e


t h a t his coniM'xion with ilio Couig d a t ed ha<*lc to JS71. when he wae called to ilu* Bair, and a t onc*e hec*ame a im-mlu'r of the .Si'n-^ioti.s Bar . In ISSl )i.> he<*aine a ju ' l i e e . an d .sut


a t tile Ses-ioiis, an d in la te r yea r s frc*<iueiitly acted at l)c*pmy Ch a i rman . In lSU:t. In.* \vas aj ipointed Ciliai.*iman. .*>o iliai. his c.cmiie.xin wi th tlie CourL liad lasloc.! o \ e r -IG year.s. of which pc'i'iod he* had held tin* cliaii-maiiship for ovc*r 2-1 yc*ai*.


ilii'c'c c*Iiairmen d u r in g the pc*riciil of his con­ nexion wi th the* C o n n . Mr . J ia l iy .\ddison was appi i inied in IS21. and eo n t in n ed to .sit unt i l 1-''7I. and .Mr. I l iggin. Isis .sue ce.s-or, •.at- till ISUG. so th a t thre e c-liairm*.*n had lielt! llu* oliic'c; lictweon tH) and U7 y e a r s—near ly a een ln ry .


’riier<* had oiilv been Changed Altitude.


soven y e a r s ’ penal s e rv i tu d e were connnon for olToncos for wliich a s inauy months would he cdnsidercHl :severe enough now. an d to tIio.se M'Dleuee.s Ihe cruel :;nd'.seu.seles.s addi t ion of


they wero con.scimtsly liar.sli, u n ju s t , or <a*nel; i t was tin* out look of society ni»on cr ime. .It wjis t radi t iona l ami in h e r en t , 'riioy had m> ot l icr vicnv j i resented lo th e i r mimis, h u t tlio soiitema'.s pa.s.sc*d th en were such a.s we should look hack upon wi th l ior ror now. l iooking a t an old ca Jemlar of 1870 he found t h a t a lad of 17, convicTecl of .sl*ealiiig four ducks , a dr.'ike, a n d a lien, was s sntei iced to Lraiis- ] )brta tion for life. Si r Hen ry pci*sonally romcmherotl


the-; t ime when sentences of


a^'oeiatiem wiili .PreMon Sc-s.sicm-c, .Sir iTeiiry roreric*<l wit.ii ju.siilialjle jnidi: to cliange.*c of a t t i t u d e d u r in g his eliairmaiishii*. I t is not tc)c> much to .say th a t holorc his a p p o in tme n t tlio concept ion of th e rigl it methcjd.s of t lealing wjlli criiiio ami cr imina ls c;onld he .siimmc;cl up in one word—piuiisliiiK'iil. Si r l l e n rv f rankly a dmi t t e d il iat h e wa.s very sor ry he h ad taken hi.s 6liarc* in sentence.s on tho.'c lines along wi th his fellow-justices.


; l?i*viewing ^Ilc^ jirogrc’.vs made d u r in g his I t was not th a t r p o i i tJia t oc(-a-‘*ion, Sii; I h i i r y pt>inicd o ut


of th e law, liis g r e a t capaci ty to di.*'-*eet' an d w«.*igh e\*idciM*<*. and his n n v a rymg c:nirte'*y an d ccm*'i(l«*ralion lo In', fellow magi ' - t rates. ami all coniiecic*c.l wiiii the Co u r t , have commam!i*d the admi ra t ion an d respect , ami won th** r eg a rd of <*\c.*iy- Olio asscic;iai-ed with tin* Cour t ,


Si r Hei i iy’s ivl i reim' iu f rom tin oilic e nl liO'iuun nni i l IU17. Hc*niy's eonn'.'xion wi th iln* Lanca.-'hue


ami he* did nui relincini'li lln* ICvcn altc*r tha t linu*,


ADVERTISER AND T T ^ S , ERIDAY, JULY 4, 1 0 2 4 ' . ' OOUNTY’S LOSS. — > <p o o <—


DEATH OF SIR HENRY WORSLEV-TAYLOR, BART., K.C. LIFE OF PUBLIC SERVICE.


RICH BENEFACTOR OF WHALLEY INSTITUTIONS. MV de eply r e g fo t (,o t-i’i-ord l lu‘ donth o f


Sir Hen r y M’ilsoti Tv.C'.. of* .Morelon


\Voisli-y-'l.’siylor, J3:«rt-., H:l|I. 'WIndley, one of


I.jinca.shiru’s i'ui-omor.l e i t i /.ens and mio held in un-ivei'jiJ:) e s te e in .


. \ .‘ve r o f robu-'t c«-n-


. s i i imiui i . Sij* Henry had not i 'l ijoyed gootl i ieahl i for sumo ycai-.s ami la*‘t wint e r , wh i l s t in ' the Soi il ii f>f Fia n c e , lie nmle rwen t an ei-atiun.


.Makintr a spl.nidid le euve rv. lie iCUinied tu .l''n^l.|jid wi th Mi<‘ warme r wea l l ie r


ami aiip eared to bo h e l le r . I nliapjnlv, auuthei- u|nu-;ition proved to lx* m’ccsssjiry :uul Mr l l e n r v i imle rwent t ins a t a. Mane lu's ie r nur.sinj; Imnic on S un da v . .June


A l t e r


makini i s a l t s ia e lo r v |U'ooit.ss lur several davs . >ir Hen rv relap'.vd on J'^riday la.st ami th a t nig l i t |ia-i<ed a^^■av. lo i)jo s ince r e r eg r e t «)l evi.-rvone who tiiiew him. Born on . lulv 2u ih , 1S-17. Sir lUmrv vr.'us


t h e <vdv ta>n ol' the late -Mr. .lanu '. W or.-rlev. of “ 'Pm* Lanml .” .Ac cmig lon . wljo was lor manv velars cha i rman < i the local Ih'iurh. ami he lo ok l i ie name ol I avior in iu lh lmen t c*t the coml i l ions ui th e wi l l ol Ills coii.sju, Mi>s p i l l in g 'lavloi-. ol Morcnoii Hal l . l-.dm-aied


a t Harrow .'->ehool ami h^xeter College*. Oxiori l , In* wa.s c.i lled lo the Bar in l s 7 l am! hc-eanie a he m lii'r in ISU.h a l t e r prae t i s i i ig in tm* Nor the rn C'lrc.-int for a nnmlK*r ot vear.s and


la t e r iic <-oming oiu* ol th e lead ing rounst'ls a t tin* Pai ' l iamenlarv Bar, where* In* cmiovod ins t .in t p o p n la n t v ami .sm.c ami imilt. np a v e iv large and ' ini iortani practice*. ApiMMiitod Ke co rde r ol I’rckSicm in iSU.b lic resuii ied the ollr*e in IMls owmn: to presscirc} ol hu.sinc'.ss a t l l i c Var l iaine i i tarv JJar. m i *


alo n g the**!' lines th a t very g r e a t progi ’css was ma d e d u r in g Si r Hen ry ’s cliairmaii.sliiji. 'I’lie work of tile .sueecssivi* Prison Commis sions hml b ro u g h t great- amelioi-ation of jirison life ami discipline, s ep a r a t in g first offemlers, c r e a t in g a “ siai- ” clas**. eslalili.sliiiig more h uma n e t r c a lme i i t . ami giving grisiii*r «*ppor- inmi-ies loi* remi.<.sitm ol .*-*ent(*nccs. 'llu; cun- s is lent work oi the \ i**itiiig (u n imi i t e e s . coii- •*isting la rgelv ol hi.*i i-olU-agOcs. <•[ the l.adie.-; Cummi i . t ie, ami ilu*. e a n u ' s t (*horls ol the lirtsoii ciiaplaiiis had all lieii'cd to tlie s ame <iid.


Tow.-irds Rcform.-ition.


fir st olia irinen ol f^hiartei* ."•'(‘Ssioiis to jiiipost* shorti'i- .sciU<*m*es l imn had be en i l ie (*ustom and he ipi iekiv gav<* pr i 'one r s I he lK*m*lil oi the Prolia tion of l*ir**i IMli*iidt.*r.s A i l . He u 11 Ile'^^l•d and eiuoiirag«*d t lie- di*ve|opment ol tile Bor.slal s \ s t em .


,'5ir H<*nrv, i t mav he no t ed, wa s one ol the


ralli(*r prcvc'iilion and reforinji tioii, a n d c*er- laii ily an o p p o r tu n i ty of reform.


.It was


w.'is a fine, spo r t sman c i t l ie r wi th rml o r gun. Fond o f "ang l in g , lie o f t e n whi)>|K‘d the Hod d e r wi th far mor e mux]C.<-s* , i l ian the a v e r a g e rod-sman. tnid Iio to ok g r e a t in t e r e s t ill till the l i f e o f th e s t r e ams , a s a zcaloms n a tu r e . s tmlenl . As a .sliot. on. the moore wi th groi i so or pluxisaiiL .'i-wiiig.. S i r He i i iy hail f ew 0(|UaLs and he wa s cld i' f en i i tn lmt o r to many an e x c e l l en t hag on the I .oi igr idge and Keinple Fnd .Moors. Owne r o f iiyMKO” '*'* farms , n o t o n ly in the Wl ial ley, Mi t to i i and Ba.-liall «list l iiUs. hm- in Hu* ne igl ihonr lmod


o f .*\ecrington and Ha s l ingde i i . S i r Henry e ou i i l ed hi s t en a n t s amo n g Ids firmes t friends . He under.siood the ir ne eds and ilcsirc.s and


e.xpemled mon e y lavi shly in tlu* imp r o v emen t o f t lio farms ami e.^tate gene ralF' . He tilso <l(;vote<l niiieh aU«*nlimi to th e inijn-ovemcnh o f the Mocks and he rds o f tlie i l i s i i i fA. l y i n g a p r ondn o iu hr-ced; r and ex l i ihi to r i*f pi digi'<*o .Sliorthorns ;»nd Wo.sfc I'ligTilaiid Sc o t s . As pre.sideiiti <»f the AVhalley Ag r icul tura l As - . icia- t imi , lu* tiid mml i to f i: ster and encoura g e Hu, d:Mi-v lnt<*re>l-. c,f th e dmir ie i and, inde ed, all hraiie lie s ot agru nli nrc. ’Mic -e colnnin-. liavo ire ( |m‘Ul!v cotiiaiiiMl l<t ie i> fi'om Sir lU’i i r v s p in . nri iuig llu* p r o l e i l io n o f wild life


His Lovo of Whalley. A\ hil-L .'‘Ml* Hen r y ’s i le a lh i*** l egrci -ted in


all par t s o l tlu* c ount r v , i t is ianu' i i led nms.t ol all at Wl ial lcv, lor the v i l lage and <lisii-tct a b ou t belli i i im n: warm u i f t c i io n . Hen r ' li;vi*<l A\halle \ ' ami its man v fine old


ins t i tu i io i i s . The lul l dogr eo o f his as s i s l - anco to inanv «ic.'-er\ing <':in.**cs can n-*vi*r he IyIiowii Ioj- .**'11' ll i 'i irv m*ver in iemled it


the l)is<*liaiged


Pn*-oneis ’ Aul A**>oci!iliuii. ami lie* (.»*niral A.s.soeniuon d(*aliiig wi th imui* dinicul t eas<*> oi <-on(irmed cnni i i i i i ls . W h ib i r e co gn iz ing l l ia i tliei-i; niu.**t lx* imni s l iment . .***iir IPi ir v (*«|Hall\ reali zed th a t it >lionld he no hai-.'-.IuT than was ahsolul-.*lv nece.*.s;irv. Me louml i t h;s d u l y a** a m a g i - i i a l o to ’■


■ IIjk* e*.* t h a t l l i e law


was o h i v e d . hui hr saw. too. room lo r im*i-cv and s ymp a lh v .


^ m*w i d e a - - lo r it was a


new idea— was inc rcas i i iglv ac c ei i led as the voar s rolled hv •.uul rMi- Henr\- eon.**uleri*d t l ia t chang e the one oul**!aii(Iiiig teaturi* nf Ills a**suiiation wi th I’restoi i ?*'e'**.ioii.s.


'rhat


m*. mo r e than sinvono else wa#; rr-.'-ponsiliIo for the pi iu- ing into prai tm* oi th a t nlea a t Pi i ' s loi i rses.smns. caniu>t he denied JMr Henrv also wiim*.‘-si*<l a iiumlu-r of


a l to ia tums m iiie procedure oi llu* ( .oina. I lie Ci iminal h-vulem e Avi ilid awa\- wi th


the seii'C.less rule that [H ( \a*nletl a prisoner or his wi l e Irom g u i n g e v id e iu e . hi lii.s 4*x- peiieiice. this liad not imwle mu(*h di f ie r ence III the jv**nli. ol Lnal.*^. Uni a verv g r e a t ih*al m tlio ec*rtaiiisv ol imig inent .


Ilia


s l i t i i i io n ol till*. ( oiM t ‘d 1 rnmnal Apjx’al was a Weleoim* ciiaiigi*. All c o n n s Wv*i\* lallihit*, l iut the re’siilt had pro\*ed (hat (Quarter .s^***^|ons pioih iccil no gn*ater ]nopoitum** of mmalxe-s than o i l i e r and highe r conri** Urn* ol tlie most . - in k in g Irihute*' >*ir Henry


) .'•liould he. .SuMici' It to s;i\ tha t many


org.ini**alions will he u i - i i i i c i lv Hu* p-'iii'.*f h.v Ins dc ini -e . II >ir Hciif.v lo \ c d «nu* p a n «if \ \ iialli'V me r e than .motlu*r. ilieii i t was the


< hurcl i lie s ingled nui lor spe c ial fav our . As oilicer in inon* hi .mhie po-itinii*- than that of c l i i ir e l iwardcn- lu- wa.- wan lc i i


for many


\ c a r s ami .U im* l i inc ol ids d e a t h—Sir H<*nrv showct l i l iai alpa-t ion hv .**..*i'vici*. 'I'he \ a lu e ol


111- ad\'!< ■ and aclt ia) lu*lp in tlie


u s l o i a U o n s cheme ciu iiio i he LOlimale i l— it wa'-: invaluahh*. No t roiiltle wun ii;o gi'eat for liiMi fo im iir il he could hut obtain -oiiio


Ui ' ightv opi tiion on ' i -r lai i i a.siiects ol liu work and in ihi-* wa v . a s in the n o t mor< pia c t i c a l


g-'iierou.s to a dc*grc(* l i t t le I'ealiz.i’d.


t inamia l belp he gavi- . lu* was 'I'iii.s


was hut OIK* incid ent , in man.v .years’ i -on- iant


ami uiilM Uig !U*n ice and tlie e x amp l e conUl he mi i lup lK' l . Il would mil havi* hteii Sir l l , ‘iir\'’s tvish tha t Ins de eds lu l l i i - j'e>p<<;L sh<;llM he so re(<iunled and w«* neeil -ay no


more liitiii tliat- lie was a true Ciiri.siian, iu .spirit as m word and d«*i d. Il wa s a great' blow to .Sir Hen ry wh en , iit


lUl .k lher<* (il•.•(l Ills de v o t ed wi fe, the


was e \ « i n.ii'I w.x'i t!u* vi j - iained kiml iv and 10. \a l stippoit- (<| a,l whci-e hii.-im*-- look t lui i i tir Pic .slmi .'si's'toiis. U<*s|>i'ct r egard «■ lidc*iu-i— ilu'si* we r e she loin idation- , ol many


. .ear s laMhlai .-tippori g iv en Su* He i i iv hy hem li and liar, polic e ami piiMu*.


laitji;


womler ilir.t Mi Henrv r e g an led m- long .-.-.--oc-iaiioii wi th Pr'**.ton (^)nart(*r .**><-'--1(111'* a- one ol llie* h n g l i t e s t am! be s t memorie .s ol his hie . Mu* iovai tv- and kindiK.ss al l di -plaved toward.- him was hm, the r e i l ic tuin <>I ih e lo y a l ly . kim: iu\s s ami l •en- |de rat lon -lu iwn iiv .Sir J l e i i iy in a lMi i s d* al iiig s .


His Political Career. Let ns l u n i lo am- the r - ide ot .<ir jl ' i i iy ’.s


3ilc-W0rk, poUiic's. l.le was liorn a .-tauiwli ( oi isei ’vi i l ive and remaiiu-il oiu* o f convic t ion. He hronghi iits well trained mind to heai- on all llu.* i|iK***tious ■>( (he i la\ and did not lu Mlaie to aimMiUi i. hi** lu lu Is and his oi*inions.


i laiight .'r ol .'sir I*.. "W . \ \ 'a ik in . Bart . 'Micre ar e two soi l s and two <langl i tc i s r<.‘ma ining and wi t h l i iem th e deepe.s i s.vmpatli.\ o f tin.* in lmh i ia n l s ol the whole lic igli lionrliood is h i t . I Ik* haroi ie icv. conierr<;d upon .Sir Henry in


1U17 ;ts a mark ol l*o\a! r e co gni t ion of his mani lo ld public .sei v u e s . pas-e.s to Ids e ld - r


."Oil- - Lici i icnani -C L'loiu*) .lam-es AVorsIey- l ; j \Ior. Ill rowjdicmi . J ’<'nd!.*toii. .-^ir . lame s


Is a jiisiici* ot Hic p e a f e Joi* Hu* Cou nty and a nieiuher ot the Uo n n lv Couiu il. .-All appri<aat iou ol .<11- Jlcnr.\- AVorslev- I . inIo i . h\ tm* A ic.ir ol W'hallcv. appea r s jn a n o th e r eoluinn.


Tributes at Preston Quar ter Sessions. -At


the I’r cs ton (,)iiariei* Sc-s-ioii.s. on


A\ 4“«lm'-(lay. the Ciudrman. .Mr. . lauu s Open- .shaw. a d d r ' s - i i ig Hu* n u n ihm- of th e Bar, .■*ai(l the y would 110 ilonht drsiri* to join wi th i-he Ih neh in s en d in g .1 vor«.* ol' comio]<*n<-e and s \nt |>athy to Hu* famii.v o f tin* hilt* Sir II. W. \Vor-h*.v.T.iylor, It- ia i i ie as a very


[ii Ids pla i lo rm . -peaking, iu*


aiilc'Ced cl*c-cly to du* - ly l e lie pr a « t i - .d in the law court** wi th such s igna l .sm*cc*ss. Ho hni l l poll'll li] on point , logicai ly a r ia n g in g hi.s laci*-. - l a l i i i g them tcr-oly and wi th non-.* ot tile ail\i*!. [ it n.it, aids ot


ilu* uncul l tired


s|M'aker. H** was arguim r.tMtiv.* rathe r i lian \ igroi i*. hui ii.* «c i i ld he i;u'\ ,i- < .jipui I an 11\ i - l leied. ami iiexci* lack«*d a reioimlei* in ile- haie . Sir I!eni_\ gavi* (d )u- he - i in s e rvic e to hi-


po i i i i ia i ,irena on his own mc o u n t .


|*.iriy long l ie foie lu* ent<*icd the It was


III BUlil that, ho ollVn-d ldin-c ! f a.-i a ( ‘"n.sei*\.-i- C. Kli ii i- i .i iry. ;*.n *x*iiia\<ir of liu*


l iv e cam. idi i ’.e lo r BiackjMiol and tie del'e.Ued i u .


borough. Sit Hemy -omi e s tahl i -hoi l himse l f a** .1 Pa rl iaiiK'ii I a via n ol higli oi'iler. win n in g tlu* couiideiici* and e**te<*ni «if im*mhcr.s of all par l ie s . He of ten inte rv ened in do*i)au*, f re fpieni ly wi t h t e l l in g d h e t . Om* no table eonir i lmt io i i to the work of Parl iai i icni wa ­ il mavtcriy analy*is of Hu* lieeii**ing hiws of tlu* l o nm r y . iiimn wh i ih he wa- a foteiiuL-L a u th o r i ty . By l ids e ih r t a lone , iu* e s tah- 11. -heil liUiisell as an el.Kiueiu and iureefii l


.'peakcr, capal'ii . and wi l l ing to make ivai c o n l rd iu i io n s towa rds t lie so iu i ion uf the pi-e s -ing pr. ,i .lcms o f i.|ie da y . A •*Lriking t r i imt e to Sir Hen r y ’s qual i t te s . legal ani] otherw'i -e. was pali! in l)«eeml>er. Ip d j . when lu* wa.s made i>resid<*iiL o f


the (.’our t of


. \r Int ra i ion aj iiioui ted in lonne .xion u j ih ih e jmrehast* of liu* w a t i r i imhr laking. s on tlu* •Band. He went to S e u ih .Africa in ihi.s iapa«*iiy am! i!ie iniiio rtaiiee o f the coinnd.s- sion is indieaU'd h\ t lie a immi i l o f ilu* awaial. U1 .^1 Hi.ijni). Ilu* i ‘Xti*ni to \vliicli Sir Jlei irv liad won the regard o f his ( i)lleague.s in llu* Hou - e of Coiutnons mid of ilu* c ount rv g ene r ­ al ly. wa.s s iiown in


IPUi;. when Sir Henry


t'iiinpl.cl i Bai inerman ini rodm e<l ilu* Kiiuea’- t ien Bill. That Bill imin d e i l the name s of thiei* Coim.ii'sioiu'i' s who we r e to deeii le the compi'iisatioM to lie g iv en lor all s ih o o i ludld - i iigs te.ken om*i*. Tlu* CAmniiissioncis named — we Ik'Hovo l id s is the otily Bill e v e r int.ro- diired c oma i ' i in g a c in a l n am e s—we r e .Sir . \ i t l in r Wi lson. Sir Hugh Owen and .Mr (as he then wa.s} l|«'n r\ Wi|s*.*n M'orslev-Tavlor. Tlu* Bill wa . snl*.*c.,m*mly r e ie c le<l . ' and' (hu Commi.ssioii neve r s;,t^ i,m Hi,, mime s i-,..


e e ivml nnaidnuius ap p n .v a l , liotli in Hu* I lmi sc ol Commons and in Hie Pres s.


C:nscrvativG Stalwart.


in iUdli, .Sir Henry found it imp(*ralive, on mc o n n i of the s t a l e of bis l iealih . i lu u ’ lu* .shouUi r e t i r e li'om Pa r l iame n t ,


wi th regn*i ami his dv<*i**ion, widls t approved in ilie ir i rcinnstances. caused coii.sid.*i*ahle dis- iipjioitunKJit. th e opinion lieiiig wi(h*lv lielil th a t


.Sir Henry wa.s d e s tmed to’ n*ai*h Ooveninu' iu r an k . Bin if iu* <otdd mu serve


the Consi'iva-.ive p a r ty in I’a r l la iu e i i t . Si r Henry eoitui «*cr:aiii|y do e-o ont-suh-. Ho was one of ilur fonmleis of th e C|illK*roe lb'vision Con-oi-vative Begi s i rat ion Assoejn- tion as it. is known to-day an d th a t at a t ime wlieii Llie out look was vlaik as I'ai* as ilic re­ tu r n of a t.’on.servaiive to Pa r l iame n t . He Wins ch a i rman of llu* o tg an i s a l io n am! lor many yea r s i ts pre s ident an d it was one of th e happiest, days of Ids life wlien Capta in Brass iiiially wri*sTt*d tlu* rcpi*e.s(*ntation of th e diyi**ion f rom th e Bahoin* p a r ly . Xo t


siivon year.V ikjIIco su|)ervision was commonly made. One o f th e things Si r Llenry an d his cdllcaguc.s <iou!d c o n g r a tu l a t e themselve s upon, wns t h a t th e y very .soon em a n c ip a t e d ' th em- s o lv c s . a n d umui iimuisly .carnc to tlio con­ clusion t l ia t ,tlioy would ;liavo J io t l i in g Ip do* tn t l i th e eriiel t r a d i t io n of, )xilice .su[M*rvision,. ’Plioy l icgan to .sbc Hint luinis lunent was n o t t h e 'A l p h a an d Omega of CTiiiiiiial law, b u t


only ilid Si r Hen ry , conl r ihnu* g<*nc’rons!v to tho fu n d s of llu* assooia iion. hut- a.s long as Ids s t r e n g th i ierni i t ted. h<* g av e Ids valnahle services a.s a sjieakor , very frc<|nentlv a t MMialloy. 'I’h e r e was mu* per iod of hi.s life, liowovor. d u r in g wldch Si r JTcniw h ad n o t use for poli tics. ThaL .wati d u r in g th e Gr e a t AVar. He hetaime a whole-hear ted su p p o r te r of th o Coal it ion Go v e rnmen t -g u d hy word an d deed helped in llie vi tal work of th e t imes , .s ti r r ing ]>ntriollMn in wh a te v e r wav lio ennld. .s.aerilicing Ids <iwn comfo r t amf in­ te r e s t s an d g e n e r a l ly ' s e l l in g i n ' all pns.xihle


ways , ill th e emergency th e emmt ry found it.sclf il l. '


Koen Agriculurist. ma n y ' yea rs , Si r lloiir.v—who -was: a


d e p u tv - l ie u te n a n t <if tlio couiiLy.rrlivcd the** li fe o f a c o u n t ry g e n t l c nm n 'a t Hb r c td i i Ha l l . Ke en ly in te r e s ted in al l eotuitrj* punsui ts , ho


l i e did m>


g r ea t shoci i to man.v of them wlu*n tluyv lu*ard ol Ids de a th, as i{ was Hu* t ii s i i i i l ima tum t h. y !nu[ that In* wa s daMgeio i isIy jH. Str 11- ni-.v. lu* .s;dd. pa-se»l (he wlmle o f Iti- Ide ill nuhlie , -crvice. a t the* Bar. in Pa r l iament .


.'ind at tiu*-i* Sc s . iui i ' . I*’or 2-“> vear.s h«* [tre- sid<*d ill that c o n n , and he c i e a l e d a tnodel ( ’o n n o f Qua r te r S. '.-ion-', ami pivs i t led ovi*r il a*, an ide.il ch a i rman , h was i l i l lUui i to coiici ive a n y o n e . <|uallnig him in the oMii e ol


i-mirtcoiis


ih a i rma n . He was firm, i .ui alwe.vs ;iiul nlw.i.v.s wi l l ing lo e x t e n d


i lciiu'iie.v to c om iciv*d pe r sons ; whic l i was th e mo r e m*tii-e;ihle hccaijs,. at iha t Him* il w:is MOL tr-ual foi- magi - t ial<*- to deal .-o li*iiienily wi th pr i son e i s a - was the pra c i ie e o f the pr<\-ciu, <lay. J | e m v e r fai led to up­ hold th e d ign i ty o f the Court . Oiii-siih; the n u i r l he was a true friemi and a g em rolls hos t .


talk wi th him wa.s a


ideaMm*. ;iml to walk wi th 1dm on tlie lields hi* lo \ e d -o w<*ll Wa- an c*lm*ation. IP* toolc Hu* de; |>,*.st jmer«*-sL in agriciil tiir,* and Hu* luan. ig emcm o f his o i a l e s . It wa.s i l i t iunl t to s . i .v milch on .*>m ii an oi'ca.sion. hut it- was


a happy ih i i ig l o r ememb e r that. ilu*y had on the wal l s o f th a t court a- p o rU n i t ' o f him. mu onl.v to l al l to mind Ids l ea tu r c s . Inn i«* <all JO mind the Idgli ideal he ahva.vs ma in ­


ta ined. and tlu* g r e a t i rad i i io i i s lu* had c r eated. (hi heiia ll o f the Bar. Mr. Ci lhe rt .Iordan


Saul >i|* Henry wa s a imui 01 many a c i iv i iu ' s in h i e . hm they rc.memhen'd hes'i his ideal p r e - id emy o f Hi.-ii Court . It was im|>o.s.sil)|e to iimig ino a ho t te r c h a i rman . In at ldi t ion i*> tin* liighe.st s tamla rd of honou r and in- v a i ia h l e c our te sy , iu* had a very high >i*n-e ol Ids t li ily all i l iKuigh l i fe.


'riiat c our t ,


unde r liis cha i rmanship, wa s known ali l i irough I .aiicas ldre as cm.* in wldel i ins t ic c was a dm min e r e d lair lv and l i ini iv. ‘ ' fhev had .nothing Imi pl e a san t r ,col le ’e t ions o'f him. ami lho.y could only hope Hiat tiu*ir


.sn- iauicd.


,icim mc.ssage o f s ymp a i l iv from i!u* Boiioh and Bar migl i t prove o f s ome i i i t i e aiil to Ills lami ly m the great K^s ih e v had


Tho Funeral , 1 hi’i in iu r a l Uh«k place i>ii Momla.v mo rn ing


and. on al l hamls . the r e we r e mani f i s ta t ion s ol r e g r e t at- the i lea lh o f 01 10 wlio, de s i i i te Ins mamlo ld inUrve-ts ou t s id e th e v i l la g e aiwa. \s lound mm.* u, a.ssisL WJiallev i i i s i iu i l turns. l i i e hody, wid th wa.s enc los ed in a ool iin oi unpoli shet l oak wi t ii o.xvdised l in in g s wa.s conveyt s l inmi i Maiieliestci'* Moretdi i Hal l till .'Mimla\' ami . in th e e v e n in g , tvas


carried on a larm wa g on to tiu* 'dhirish t-hurci i, wh e r e n was tl-epos|ted in the ehauc c l . Mie .servict* wa s aUe iu l e . l hv the major i ty ot the l em u u s on tin* Morotoi ’i ami Ha.'liall Fuvi.*s e s ta t e s , ami wa.s e o i u h u t d l*v the Bi.snop ul WJialle y, a.-.sis(al hv tJie \ icar (Hv v . ,J. )*,. \ \ , Ma l l i s ) . and Gie C'nr.ite (Re v . .1. ImmI ) .


A.s j.he mourne r s asscnihlot l in chur ch the


mg ani s i - (Mr F. J>ye, L.U.A..M.^ plaved Blest ar e l l ie d e p a r t ed ,” •• Th e r e i.s a


g r e en lull , ami •* O r e s t in Hie I^ii il .” 'I'he e inreh wa.s hlleil wh en the .verviee beg an wi th the. hymn •• Mie K i n g ' o f love my .Shepherd Is. wineh was lolhiwet l l»y the uineic<*iuli I-si li ii , “ LonI , l i iou lia.xt been onr r e fu g e Irom o n e goi ierat um t o a n o t h e r .” 'I’he Bi shop ol Wh a l le v MJev. A. (C B aw s to n i e )


l ead th e les son, 1 Corinthiaii.y 15, h o g in n in g ui v e r s e 2 0 wi t li the a.*<suranc*o of immo r ia l i tv • :Sow js Cl iri s t r i s en from, t h o d e a d . ” Th en


N)Ilow-ed th e l iymn “ Not irer, mv God, to Ih e e


a n d pra y e r s we r e ofTerwl hv th e


Hie Al t a r (Kc v . J . 10. \V. AVallU, AI .A. ) . .singing o f tlio Con takion


'/r re.st',‘0 God ” 1 hy ih o c l ioir wa s vorv


a l l c e u n g mul the c<>ngix*g;Uion c o n t in u ed tb .stand whi le ; .Mr . Py e playc i l Clmpin’s Alaicl i iMinahrae. Ih c choir a f t e rwa rd s pas sed tlmvn th e ehaiiix*! an d tiK>k u p ; jiosiiion.s o n c i th e r .side ol Hic e n t r a n c e porcli:


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