The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1870-10-29 00:00:00

BTALBROUGHTOII.

VtBTRIt Mairrmo.—The adjoareed veetry meeting 011
the subject of new schools, was held in the National
saw& Room, on Wednesday lid. There was a large at.
towlines of ratepayers, among whom were C. P. Noel,
Esq., Revs. H. A. Woodgata (rector), Thomas Plillpott,
J. Wylde, J. Gemmage, Messrs. H. Hadley, J. A. Mel.
drop, Isaac Nash, Thos. Huband, Gee. Bate, Fred.
Blundell, B. Farmer (Moor Hall), Thomas Darby, Thos.
Bayliaa, W. Brett, J. Brett, J. W. Perk+ (Farfivid), John
Watkins, W. Farmer, J. Wilding, J. Houghton and
many other.. Rev. H. A. Woodgate presided. Rif:solu-
tions affirming the want of new schools and the dealt's.
bility of providing them by voluntary effort were carried
unanimously. C. P. Noel, Ray, made a formal offer of
the Queen's Head Inn, with two adjacent cottages, aa
! site for the schools. The old materials would likewise
! be available. A committee was then appointed to collect
subscriptions, the Rev. J. Gammago, treasurer. The
meeting was perfectly unanimoas throughout.

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