Nelson Chronicle, Colne Observer, and Clitheroe Division News. — 1900-07-20 (Nelson, Lancashire, England)

SUNDAY IN THE CHURCHES. • [Service notices intended for this column should be in band by Wednesday morning at the latest.]  Sunday, July 22nd, 1900.  St. Mary's Church—Morning: Veuite (Ouseley); Psalms (Battishill, Tanis, Anon, Alcock); Te Deum (Goss Tune, Baniby): Benedictus (Forbes); Kyrie (Joule from Handel); Hymns, 569, 260, 213. Evening: Psalms (Russell, Smart, Goodenough); , Magiificat (Walmisley); Nunc Dimittis (Joule); Hymns, 170, 510, 561. St. John's Church—Morning: Venite (Ouseley); Psalms (Battisifl, Purcell, Hayes); Te Deum (Woodward, Smart., Tune); Jubilate (Turner); Kyrie and Gloria (Cooke in G); Hymns, 38, 395, 208. Evening: Psalms (Russell, Barnby, Goodenough); Cantate (Dupuis); Deus Misereatur (Tune) Hymns, 376, 543, 21. St. Philip's Church—Morning: Venite (Mann) Psalms (Tune); Te Deum (Elvey, Fawcett, Joule); Jubilate (Hayes); Litany; Hymns, 48, 514, 333. Evening: Psalms (Nares, Mendelssohn); Cantate (Randall); Deus Misereatur (Joule); Hymns, 363, 423, 21. Baptist, Carr-road—Rev. A. S. Holliushead. Zion Baptist, Elizabeth-street—Mr. A. Newall. Baptist, Woodlands-road—Morning, Mr. T. Lee ;evening, Rev. A. Gray. Congregational, Manchester-road—Rev. E. E. D. Davies, B.D. Southfield-street Congregational —Evening, Mr. J. Ross. Congregational, Brierfield—Rev. T. Wesley Brown. Congregational, Barrowford—Rev. E. Gough. B.A. Independent Methodist. (Salem) Scotland-road —Morning, Mr. T. Lane; evening, Mr. S. Wilson. Independent Methodist, Blacko—Morning, Mr. W. H. Riding; evening Mr. D. Bracewell. Independent Methodist School Chapel. Everystreet—Morning, Mr. William Hall; evening, Mr. Ernest Barker. Independent Methodist, Barkerhouse-road— Morning. Mr. C. E. Edmondson; evening, Mr. I. Foulds. Independent Methodist, Brierfield—Morning, Mr. F. Simpson ; evening, Mr. J. Pickles, Sell. Independent Methodist. Bradshaw-street-Morning, Mr. .J. Pickles, junior; evening, Mr. W. Hall. Independent. Methodist, l3arrowford—Morning Mr. H. Burrows; evening Mr. J. Hartley, junior. Independent Methodist, Larch-street—Morning, Mr. W. Stansfield; evening, Mr. H. Burrows. Primitive Methodist, Scotland-road—Mr. J. Kinnish. Primitive Methodist, Notherfield-road—Mornling, Mr. H. Hart t&-; miming, Mr. D. Hartley (C:olne). Primitive Methodist, Valley Mills—Mr. A. Willowby. Primitive Methodist, Barley—Mr. R. Briggs. I Primitive Methodist, Barrowford—Rev. J. B. Bugloss. Primitive Methodist, Newbridge—Morning, Mr. J. Kendall; evening, Mr. T. Werritt. United Methodist Free Church, Stanley-street —Rev. 1). Beckerlegge. United 1! ,thoilist Free Church, Regent-street —Mr. T. T. Wil on. Wesleyan, Ai•r-romtl—Morning, Rev. A. Wainwright : Rev. H. Field. Wesleyan, .Railw,iy-street—Morning, Mr. H. Easiwood; evening, Rev. A. Wainwright. Wesleyan, Cooper-street—Morning, Rev. H. Field; evening, Mr. W. Burden. Wesleyan, Bradley-hall—Morning, Mr. Disley, evening, Mr. Croasdale. Wesleyan, Southfield—Mr. M. Hindle. Wesleyan, Temple-street—Morning, Mr. W. Spence; evening, Mr. J. Close. Wesleyan, Rupert-street—Morning, Mr. W. D. Iveson; evening, Mr. A. Disley. IVesloyari, Barrowford—Morning, Rev. Geo. Searle; evening, Rev. .7. R. Gleave. Wesleyan, Brierfielil—Morning, Mr. W. Burden: evening, Rev. George Searle. Wesleyan, Reedyford—Morning, Rev. J. R. Gleave; evening, Mr. J. Hargreaves. Wesleyan, Roughl ee—Afternoon, Mr. H. Duckworth. Wesleyan, Barley—Mr. Crosfield, Manchester.  Damage amounting to about £6.000, and only partly covered by insiirance, has been caused at Spalding by a lire which originated in Ur. A. Cole's furniture warehouse. P.C. Johnson, 17211, has committed suicide in a most deliberate manner at the Westcombe Park Police Station, Greenwich. No reason has been assigned for the act. 'rue two Manchester constables who were recently charged with haring been concerned in a burglary at an hotel in Allocate and discharged have been dismissed from the force.  At Brentwood a coroner's jury returned a verdict of manslaughter against Elizabeth Reding. ton, whose son Albert, aged eight, had died. The medical evidence showed that the child had been alivioat starved.  Count Leopoldina was summoned at the Guildbull for detaining documents belonging to the se,retary to the Home and Colonial Incorporated Ti nut. Alderman Sir J. Renal@ declined to make our order _ _  t,lt itia..t you Lake me for 00CV-T or worse r YoPI, but things have come to a point where I'm going to insist on some of the better."  I say, my little lad, if you scare my horn again, ah, I'll give you e piece of my mind, don't you know. Johnnie: Better not, ye won't have any left. She: Mr. Fullback never boasts of his footbal: exploits, does be. fie : No, I 1111 l leretand that he has killed neatly lialf-at-dozeu men, but be never says a ....or,' about it.  Mr. Howland : I tell you, Maria, you're worrying over nothing. I can Atop tenoning any time I want Mm. Howland : Well, then, Atop now. Ur. Howland :I don't want to now.  Ecumenical and wealthy farmer: Do you know, my 1.011, what atrict economy would do for you Robert : I know what it has dorm for me, father,aud I rexpoot you for it.  Gorge: I just tour you coming from the conservatory with Miss Gaits. Itstlier handsome girl, Loa t too reserved for me. TIIOIIMI : You're tight, old melt; I just reserved her for life