Widnes Examiner. — 1892-03-26 (Widnes, Cheshire, England)

HOSPITAL SUNDAY AT WARRINGTON.  On Sunday sermons were preached and collections made in aid of the fuads of the Warrington Infirmary in most of the churches and chapels of the district. The Mayor and Corporation attended, in state, so to speak, the morning service at the Parish Church on Sunday, at which a sermon was preached by the Rector. Meeting at the Town Hall at ten o'clock, a procession was formed,headed by 32 members of the police force, under the direction of the Chief Constable. They were followed by a dozen firemen, including the superintendent, Mr. Turner. Then came the Mayor having on his right the DeputyMayor, Alderman Francomb, and on his left Alderman Burgess, and the following members of the Corporation : Aldermen Wright and Chandley ; Councillors R. T. Fairclow,,h, Dr. Cannell, A. Browne,T. Hutchinson, John Bonnell, James Muir, William Tinsley, James Smethurst, James Hill, James Fairelough, and James Hepherd ; Mr. T. Longdin (borough surveyor), Mr. George F. F. White (deputy magistrates' clerk), Mr. John Fairhurst (borough collector), Mr. W. S. Haddock (gas engineer), Mr. Frederick Taylor (secretary of the gas department) ; Mr. James Bolton (elective auditor) ; Mr. Samuel Sutton (deputy clerk to the Board of Guardians) ; Messrs. E. Auktand, W. Gill, and Alfred (Gnardians) ; and Messrs. William Fairhurst, John Chidlaw, and Robinson. On arriving at the Parish Church gates, the police and firemen drew up to allow the members of the Corporation to pass, and they then walked into church, headed by the clerk and beadle and Mr. N. B. Percival (rector's warden), and Mr. Alfred Woods (people's warden). There was a large congregation, which included many soldiers from the Barracks.  The Rector took for his text Romans viii. 19-22, " For the earnest expectation of the creature waiteth for the manifestation of the sons of God," &c. The preacher asked the congregation to look around and see all the suffering which existed in the world, and said that if they did so the questions must force themselves upon every thoughtful mind—" How did all this suffering arise ? Why does God permit it? What can we do to lessen it ?" Those were the three points he submitted for the consideration of his congregation. He mentioned over 4,000 cases were treated in the Infirmary last year, being an increase of about 240 upon the previous 12 months. He asked the congregation to give according to their means. He knew that these were days in winch they were asked to give in every direction. There were many calls upon thein, but they must give systematically and liberally. We understand that the collection realised the sum of £2l 2s. 7d.  CADBURY'S COCOt is absolutly pure.—The Publics Analysts have submitted CADBURY'S COCOA to close tests, and the result has always proved its great value as a sustaining and nourishing beverage. - Advt. Lieutenant J. N. Newall, of the Ist Royal North Lancashire Regiment, committed suicide, on Tuesday, at the Royal Hotel, Devonport, by shooting himself with a revolver.  It is reported that the British expedition to Timbo,the chief town of the kingdom of Samadu, has met with a serious repulse. Captain Robinson and a private were killed and thirteen men and all the officers accompanying the expedition ware wounded.  make the idttest Vitt-ft(Bed