The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1883-06-23 00:00:00

HAGLEY STO,C,K SALE,
EVERY MONDAY.
THE usual Snpply of CATTLE, SHEEP,
PIGS, &c,
CATES, PERI-LENS, & WOOLDRIDGE

SALE OF GROWING PEAS.
MESSRS.
OATES, P.ERRENS, & WOOLDRIDGE will SELL
by A.UCIIOz.., at tho Woz.,DaraN INN, CLENT, on
WII,DNE,DAY, JULY 4th, 183, at 5 o'clock in the after-
noon, 60 Acres of PE Vi of the most approved sorts
• for picking green, belonging to the following viz :
.
Messrs. P:. Parsons, Wolleston ;J. and E. Price,
Holy Cross ; Joseph Baxter, Mow. Mall Fa•m, Cent ;
W. Gill, Pen Orchard, Cleat ' • J. T. Birch. Hagley ;
George Wilson, Broom ; Mrs, Waldroo, Cent ; Messrs.
.. Coley, Bellbroughton ; Joseph Smith, The Gorse,
• Bellbroughton ' • a•ld others.
Further Er tries are Sc•licited. 4
STCURBRIDGM STOCK SALE.
TUESI9.I Y, - 3rd, 1883.
Entries Scl,citiscl
H. KING, Auctioneer.
THE HYDE, KINVER,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &e.
m R
Williams. K
(who
is is
eianv
Et
gr u
thect,e d y
neighbourhood),
fr.P•
to SELL by AUCTION, On MONDAY, JULY 2nd, 1883, the
neat Household FURNDURE and Effects, including
Iron Bedsteads. Mattressai, Chatner Suite, in Faintrd
Maple ; Chest-of-drawe.rs, 'Washstands, etc., Mahogany
Chairs, Mahogany ESCRITOIRE; and BOOK CASE,
'AIME PIECE, Dumb Waiter, Ki:chcn Utensils, Car-
penters' Bench and quaLtity of useful Tools, PateLt
Tr. Mangle 50m, Bicycle, Mowing Machine, Garden Tools,
Dairy Slate, Slabs, &cc.
Catalogues may be had at the White Hart Inn, or of
the Auctioneer, Stourbridga,

PEAS FOR PICKING. ,
CHADDESLEY CORBETT, STONES DISTRICT,
Near KIDDERMINSTER.
/JR. H. KING will SELL by AUCTION, on TUES.
DAY, JUNE 26. h, 1883, at the DOG It, HARTING-
Tea' 4 6 o'clock in the Evening, subject to Conditions
of Sale, the f Alowing Crops of PLIAS and Early
POTATOES :
A. R. P.
Lt. 1. LAXTON'S SUPREME • - 3 0 0
Belonging to Mr. G ove, The
Bank harm, Shenstone
„ 2. LAXTON'6 SUPBEM.E - 12 0 0
The property of Mr. F. Bake.
way, The Mearce, Chaddesley.
3. INVINCIBLE S - • - 2 0 0
Belonging to Mr. Haskew,
Harvington.
„ 4. LAXTON'd SUPREME - - 3 0 0
~ 5, Ditto ditto • - 2 1 0
„ 6. BEANS - • - - 2 0 0
Belonging Mr. Mann, Yielding
Tree, Chaddesley.
„ 7. LAXTOWS SUPRtME - - 3 0 0
Belonging to Mr. Page, Yielding
Tr, e.
„ 8. LAXTON'S SUPREME - - 2 0 0
Belougiug to Mr. Waldro3,
Drayton, ChadC esley.
POTATOES.
~ 9. EARLY ASHLEA.F, and other
choice sorts - - - 4 0 0
„ 10. EARLY BOSE, and oth r ear:y
sorts - - 2 0 0
The property of Mr. Maui, 13romn, off well pre.
pAred land.
The Owners will point out the lotion application,
Fo- further information apply to the Auctioneer,
Stourbridge.

•
J. B. HEYS,
MUSIIC REPOSITORY
HIGH STREET, CRADLEY HEATH, AND
Ivo. 5, HORSE FAIR, KIDDERMINSTER.
ALL RINDS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
TUNED AND REPAIRED. PIANO—FORTES
TUNED BY THE {YEAR OR 0 TIIERWISE.
7Slusic Lessons given at either of the above Addresses

'Ad[ONEY LENT WITHOUT DELAY
by the :CHARING CROSS DP:POSIT BANK
(Regd.) 28, Bedfbrd Street, Strand, London.
Capital £150,00. Reserve fund £50,000.
Advanees immediately made upon promissory notes as
follows, without dedections,
Advance £25, 12 monthly repayments of £2 5 10
11 50 411 8
100 It 91 9 3 4
Larger amounts the same in proportion.
Advances of £2O to £2,000 granted at a few hours"
notice in town or country, male or female, on mortgage
of furniture, trade and farm stock, plant, crops, &c.,
Without temoval, and to assist i.ersons Lito bu,iness.
Also on deeds, pcl cies. and reversions, at 5 per cent.,
for one month to 14 years. Distance no object. Easy
l'epayments. _ S.ricly private. t. ail or wriit.
, Special Notice t) intending borrowers or depositors
,n town or country.—B4 re apilyiL g elsewhere ask any
solicitor, auctioneer, &c„ kuowii g this establishment,
45td ycu will at once find out you are treating with an old
batablished (1870), fair-dealing Bark. We use our
elastomers well ; they always come back and recom-
!bend us. Having a large capital end c,nnection, we do
ousiness clnaper than others Responsible borrowers
tasY rely upon no publicity whatoßr. Lib,,ral advances
ttide n deposit of pate, jewel.ery, alri merchandise.
Posits of £lO and upwards received at the following
natetest :
Subject to one months' notice of withdraw,l, 6 per c,nt
Subject to two mouths' notice of withdrawal, 7 per ctiii.
Subject to three months' notice of withdrawal, 8 per cent
°ll deposits of £lOO arid upward i for a fixed period of
liot less than one year, the interest can be added, at d
14 whole amount repaid quarterly.
A. WILLIAMS, Manager.

ONE BOX of DR. THOMSON'S UNI
VERSAL PILLS is guaranteed to cure pains in
8 back, gravel and all ditcharge, and impart health,
and vigour, in every disorder arising from de.
111)1nRement of the nervous system, or loss of nervJus
force. In all cases of weakness. nervousness,
"Pression of spirits, trembling of the limbs, palpitation
°I the heart, irritation of the liver and kidneys, rheu.
It3illatiatn, neuralgia, pairs in the back or heal, gravel. &c ,
~.eY are an absolutely certain remedy ; having been
Ridly tested in a large London practice for mora than
i (Natter of a century, aud never known to fail in cioit-
N good appetite, propr digestion, refreshing sleep
pdt restoring health and strength. Sample box seat
to any one, on receipt of 3 penny stamps, by Dr.
00bISON, 55, Bartholomew Road, Kentish Town,
"nsudon.

NATURE'S GREATEST REMEDY.
• llor Restoration of Impaired Vitality.
lIEt ALTH AND INTEGRAL STRENGTH
are often undermined by imprudent indulgence,
aud •
in order to repair the tuisci.icf many vainly seek
?EN .
rnße in deleterious mcdicinee.
WONDERS wrought by ELECTRICITY in
elegraphy, Light, &c., and in various directions. are
py",115,465ed by the curative t ffect ef PULVERIACHE R'S
mAitl-famed GALVANO-ELECrirtIC UHAIN BAND
ELTS in a great variety of ailments, such as:
11.1123, Functional Disorders
Par;,lysis„ - resulting from
entlap, Enfeebled Vital Energy
tiPasmodic and
1,4144b/voUs Affections,
esPecially GENERAL and LOCAL DEBILITY,
Proof of which irrefutable evidence is furnished.
44 little work on this all-inportant subject must in-
,„ test every sufferer, and a Perusal will gratify the
`rettder by the copious authoritative documents, medical
aeott°/ts, and testimonials contained therein from,
wr°',gst others, Sir C. Locccx, itart,, h 1,1.)., Sir
girl-I,lAm FERGUESON, Bart,, Sir H ENRY HOLLAND, Bart.,
111,2; R. MARTIN, BART., 31 D., Dr. A. CLACK,
"elan to the London Hospital, &c., and a host o:
,nticated private testimonials,
"*! free from
L. FULVERMACHER'S GA L V ANIC
zst!thlialintent, 194, Regent Street, London, W

STOURBRIDGE CRICKET CLUB.
The Six:ll A,:cattur
ATHLETIC SPORTS
(Under the Rules of the Am it ur Athletic Association)
In connection with the above club, cii tak.i place at
THE CRICXET GROUND, HOLLOWAY END,
STOURBRUDGE,
0 N .31 OND A Y, U L .1' 23rd, 1883,
Commencing at 230 punctually,
Prizes to the Value of .£l4O will be Given,
ILetuding
Two Challenge Cups, of the value of Twenty-
jive ginueas each.
Pres( Med by the President, W. J. Tarney, Eq., J.P
The Courie is the Finest Grass Track in the Midland
Counties.
A MILITARY BAND
Wi;l be in attendance.
The Prizes will be distributed at the ancluston of the
kcpwls by the President.
ADMISSION 6d ; Enclosure, Is. extra. Tickets for
Ground and Erclosure le. ea?h, if purchased be fore
the 19tli July.
Forms of Entry, and any further information will be
furnished on application to Mr, T. Clulee, Stourbridge,
Mr. H, N. Oliver, "Midland Athlete."

STOURBRIDGE IMPROVEMENT ACI
1 8 8 6-,
AND THE ACTS INCORPORATED THEREWITH,
IMPROVEMENT & HIGHWAY BATES.
•
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that at the next
Monthly Meeting of the Stourbridge Improve -
ment Commissioners to be holden at the Cora -
missioueis' Room', Corn Exchange, Stoarbridge, on
Monday, the 25th day of June instant, at Three o'clock
in the Afternoon, it is intended to make an IMPROVE-
MENT RATE of One Shillmg in the Pound, and a
HIGHWAY RATE of One Shilling in the Pound,
pursuant to the 74th and 72nd sections of the Stour
bridge Improvement Act, 1866.
And Notice is Hereby Given, that Statements of such
proposed Rates are deposited for inspection by the
Ratepayers, at the Office of the Cierk to the said
Cornmissioaers, No. 26, High htreet, htourbridge,
Dated this 15th day of June, 1888.
JNO. TAYLOR,
Clerk. •

STOURBRIDGE IMPROVEMENT
COMMISSIONERS AS THE URBAN
FO MA NITARY AUTHORITY
E DISTIIIOT OF ASTUURBRIDGE.
Notice of Intended General District Rate,
NOTICE IS HEREBY LTIVEN that, in
pu-suance of the provisions in this behalf of the
Sourbridge Improvement Act, 1866, and of the Public
Health Act, 1875, the btourbridge Improvement Com-
missioners, as ,the Urban Sanitary Authority for
the Township of, Stourbridge, in the County of
Worcester, beingan Urban Sanitary District, which,
under the said Acts is subject to the jurisdiction of the
said Commissioners as such Urban Sanitary Authority
intend, on MOYDAY, the 25th dayof JUNE instant, atiThree
o'clock in the Afternoon, to make a GENERAL DIS-
TRILT HATE for the above-named District, at SIX-
PENCE IN lIIE POUND ; and that a Statement of
the proposed Rate is deposited at my Office' 26, High
Street, Stourbridge, where the same may be inspected
between the hours of Ten ,am. and Twelve a.m., by
all Persons interested therein.
Dated this 15th day of June, 1883.
JNO. TAYLOR,
Clerk to the above-named Commissioners

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
The Directors of this company are prepared to
receive Tenders far the construction of a New Station
at Hagley.
P.ans and Specification may be seen, and Forms of
Tender and Bills of Quantities obtained, at the Office of
the Engineer, at the Wiiverhampton Station, on and
after Monday the iSih instant.
Tenders addressed to t!°:e undersigne3, and. marked
outside "Tender for Hagley Station," on or before Tues-
day, the 3rd proximo.
The Directors do not bind themselves to accept the
lowest cr ay Tendr.
FRED. G. SAUNDERS.
SECRETARY.
Paddington Station, London,
12th June, 1883.

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
SEASON EXCURSIONS, EVERY SATURDAY
AND MONDAY.
TO KISGSWOOD, Hatton, Stratford•on•Avon,
Warwia and Leamington, leaving DUDLEY at
12,10 ; Netherton 1243 ; Windmill End 12.48 ; Old
Bill 1252 ; Rowley 12.58 and Bmethsvick Junction at
1-11 p.m ; to return same days
TO Hagley, Kid.=erminster, Droitwich, Worcester
and Malvern Liuk)—

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To return same days. .To Droitwicb, Worcester and
Malvern only.
Fer Fares see special bills.
J GRIERStiN, General Manager.

Ci T. THOMAS' COLLEGE, 11HYL, NORTH
WALES. Boys' Seaside Boarding School. Home
Comforts.
ENTRANCE AND OTHER EXHIBITIONS.
Inclusive Fees, Thirty-six Guineas a year,
Prospectus and highest references from Rev.
PRINCIPAL

. SIOURBRIDGE CRICKET CLUB.
ATHLETIC SPORTS
MONDAY, JULY 23rd, 1883.
ENDERS -W ANTED f r BAND for the above
SPUR I'S. Same to be ECnt in by June 30th, to
HOMAS' CLULEE, Stourbridge.
_
Alt TIFICIAL EETII,
WITHOUT PAIN. -
'
MB. J. F. APPERSON,
EIIIIIGEON DENTIST,
ATTENDS EVERY
TUESDAY
AND
Z•RIDAY,
From 11 t 1 5.
At 120, HIGH STREET,
STOURBRIDGE.
BIRMINGHAM
ADDRESS -HAMSTEAD ROAD

MIDLAND T WAREHOUSE
n.lll SIC
181, LOWER HIGH STREET,
is the only place in Stonrbridge where you can obtain
a Pianoforte, Harmonium, American Organ, or any
other kind of musical instrument, on the easy system of
Payment by Weekly, Monthly, or Quarterly Instal.
• ments.
EITHER PIANOFORTE or HARMONIUM MAY
BE HAD FOR ONE POUND DOWN.
For further particulars, apply, 181, Lower High Street,
Aecordiana, Concertinas, Musical Boxes, Guitars,
Banjos, Flutes, Frfes, Barrel Organs, Organines,
Melodisni, Violins, and a great variety of other Instru-
ments, may be had on Weekly Payments of One
Shilling.
The Musical Instruments, by celebrated makers, now
in stock, will be found superior to many. and inferior to
none. To intending purchasers an early inspection is
earnestly invited.
Tunings in Stourbridge and the surrounding districts
contracted for by the year,
Terms for Tuition, Fifteen Shillings and One
Guinea per Quarter.
A Library of Popular Music (Sacred, Secular, Vocal
and Instrumental) in numbers at 8d ,ach. All new
music at half price.
A Concert Pianoforte for Hire by the night,
Accordians, Concertinas, and other Instruments
repaired.
FREDERICK GREEN,
MIDLAND MUSIC WAREHOUSE,
40WER HIGH STREET,
s TO URBRIDGE.

RHEUMATISM.
RHEUMATISM, Gout, Lumbago, Pains
in the Head, Side, Back, .Toints, and Limbs
cured by DAY'S RHEUMATIC PILLS. Price ls. lid
per box. Sold by Mr. Pugh, Patent Medicine Vendo
51, Coventry Street, Stourbridge ; and all Chemiet
Wholesale by all the London Houses

-IVERVOITS DEBILITY.—GRATI , a Medical
IN Work showing sufferers hcw th ey may be
cured without the aid ofQuacks. Free on receipt
of a postage stamp.—Address SECRETARY, Insti‘uto
of Anatomy, Brrningham.

Enlarged. Edition, pp. 360, bound, is or 14 stamps
fl."' By D R WASHINGTON
OPATIIIC FAMILY INS TRIFC TOR
Describes fully and prescribes for a hundred diseases
London—James Epps & Co.. 43, Tbrendneedie-st., And
170,Picendi1ly. In Sturbridge, Epp's noinceopatnie
edicinf:s are may sold by A. P. It:orris, 136, Iligh-Rt

THE "FRIEND IN NEED" AND
GUM::: TO HENLTH. A Nbw and Special
M edibal NV oi k of vital importance on the cure of Nervous
fvom whatever cause, and all diseases of the
nervous s!, stem, dapression, exhaustion, palpitation of
the heal t, oites and pains in Le head, indecision, low-
ness of spirits, melancholy, pains in the back, deLfoess,
piles, fits, &c., &., whether arir.ii.f„ from brain work,
worry, intemperance, or erervating habits. This book,
illustrat(d with cases. gives directions and a,ivice, the
result of .90 years successful practice, whereby sufferers
may regain health without recourse to those danger° JR'
drugs generally used in these diseases, and is sant post
free on receipt of 2 penny stamps, by Dr. THOMSON,
55, Bartholomew Read, Kentish Town, London. "There
is no quackery or learned mystery in this book, but a
plain exposition of the causes, symptons, and rational
treatment of this pernicious class cf diseases, all set
forth with the clearness of a medical man, who wishes
to be useful."—Dublin Hospital Gazette, This 'work is
popular' in every sense of the word, and its worth is
untold to those who cannot consult the family physician.
NOTICE TO PATIENTB.—AII who need confidential medical
advice should at once send a full statement of the case,
symptons &a., enclosing a stamped envelope, this will
receive an immediate answer, with instructions, which,
if followed, will render personal interviews and
expensive consultation re: s unecessary,

ADVICE GRATIS. A Medical man up
wards of thirty years in London practice, has
published a work ,:hewiug the truo cause of Nervous,
Mi.ntal, and Physical Debiiity, lowness of spirits, indi-
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means of cure ; whereby the following maladies are
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sn aypetite, pains in the back and limbs, timidity, self-
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possible cost. without taking quack medicines, or run-
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on receipt of 2 penny stamps, by Dr. RUSSELL, 17,
Crown Terrace, lieverstock Hill, London. Thousands
of sufferers eh h(1 filen into a bad state, hale borne
grateful te,tiznony to the value and simplicity of the ad-
vice given, which has perfectly restored them eo health
Dr. RUSSELL will and to any sufferer his opinion, ad
vice, and ample directions for the speedy restoration of
health, on receiving a full history of the case, and de—
tails of symptoms, &c., with a stamped and directed en
velope.

TRADESME.N"S ADDRESSE
TOBACCONIST
92, HIGH STRE ET,
S TO URBRIDGE
HAS A
SPL END! D ISSORTMENT
OF NEW
MEERI SCHATJM
AND
BRIAR-ROOT PIPES,7
PLAIN AND FANCY
CIGAR AND CIGABEITE HOLDERS
• And Every Description of
TOBACCONIST'S GOODS
ALSO A FINE STOCK OF
CIG-A_ltS
OF THE BEST BRANDS
TOBACCOS OF EV= DESCIUPTION
The Old Established Shop
92, High-St
ST.OUIRBIRIDGE

DR. SMITH'S
PO S 171 VP PE rl/1 -ITE
Read the Book of Positive Medicines,
SENT GRATIS to all Parts of the World on Receipt
of Two Stamps to prepay Postage.
THE BOOK OF POSITIVE RLMEDIES
GIVES a LIST of MEDICINES for HOUSE-
HOLD USE, A LIST of POSITIVE REMEDIES
for COMMON AILMENTS. GIVES a LIST of
DISEASES incident to Men, Women, and Children,
with the PROPER REMEDY for the CURE.
THIS BOOK is the PEOUE'S GUIDE to the
TREATMENT of ALL DISEASES by the POSITIVE
BO rANIC DOMESTIC REMEDIES.
Every Man and Woman should have a copy of this
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have been CURED by the POSITIVE REMEDIES.
THREE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED TESTI-
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List of the Positive Remedies for Household and
Private Use.
Protodyne Health-giving Mixture .. us. Od. per Bottle
Purifying Mixture, No. 1 us. Od. per Bottle
Purifying Mixture, No. 2 us. Od. per Bottle
Strengthening Pills 4s. 6d. per Box.
Female Pills .. • • • • s. 4s. Ad. per Box.
Cough Mixture .. •• .. 4s. 64. per Bottk
Worm Powders .. .. • • .. 2s. 9d. per Pox.
Healing Ointment .. • . 2s. 91. per Box.
Purgative 4s. 6d. per Box.
Antibilious Pills— 4s. 6d. per Box.
Pile Electuary vs .. 2s. 9d. per Box.
Pile Ointment, &c.,Sze... 2s. 9d. pi r Box.
Any of the Medicines may be obtaine,i ,at the
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Remittance in Stamps.
A few of the Diseases for which the Positive Remedies
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Positive Remedies and Treatment of nil Diseases may
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• Powder'
6d/ is, 2s lid "heating s
Nothing to Equal it
Nollung to Equal t
Nothing to Equal
Nothing ta Equal It
This Powder, so celebrated, is perfectly unr.vul!ed in de-
stroying BUGS, FLEAS, GIBS, BE aud all
Insects (whilst perfectly harmless to all aritnil life.) All
Woollens and Furs should be well spiinkled %ith the
Powder before placing away. It is invaluabls tn take to
the Seaside. To,aYoid disap,:ointment insist upon having
"KEATING'S POWDER."
No otner Pow.ler is eff,ctual. Sold (mill in tins, 61.
is. and 2s. 6d, Beware of ialitation. Dou't be deceived
" KEATING'S WORM TABLETS."
This unique medicine is certain to cure,o.t.d may be
Wien with absolute sate.y by the youngest child. Price
is. 1.1 A.„ of all Chemists (by post 1.5 Stamps). KEATINO,
Chendst, St. Paul's Church Yard, London.

rill:LE SUBSTITUTE FOR !FIRE MANNA CAKE
j_ CASTOR OIL BEN j is au efficient Worm
NETTE'S MANNA CA tiE, Calce.Children take it as a
price 11d. each (not a patent Sweetmeat:
medicine), One Cake equals It is perinps the most
half-an-ounce of Castor Oi, suitable aperient known
without its griping and sub- for use during pregnancy.
stquent constipations. It has Order from Chemists
a mild but certain action, it only ; or Post Free, 3
is mainly sugar fl:tvoured with for 6d. ; 6 for lid ; 12
liquJrice juice. for is, 9d. ; nd 36 for 4s.
From solo Agent. r, T,
H. bland, chemist, 75,
High Street, tourbridge,

TIMOTHY JONES St Go,
WHOLESALE AND MANUFACTURING PLAIN
AND. FANCY STATIONERS, &e.
The Largest and most Complete Stock of
GENERAL AND FANCY STATIONERY,
CUT TISSUES, &c. &c., in the Midland Counties.
PHOTO and SCRAP ALBUMS. PURSES, BIBLES
PRAYER BOOKS, CHURCH SERVICES, &e., &c.
ERE TRADE MOST LIBERALLY DEALT WITH.
11 & 12, EDGBASTON STREET
I_l 113 11 IN unAM.
WHOLESALE DEPOT OR
Stove Ornaments
NEWEST DESIGNS.
Show Room of these goods now open for selection of
same.
TIMOTHY JONES & Co, have importel a large
stock of the New Terra Cotta Plates to sell from 61 to
3s 61. Inspectian of same invitcd.

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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
In the HOUSE OF Loa's, June 18, the Royal Assent was
given by Commission to a number of Bills, most of which
were private.
The Marquis of Salisbury asked whether Mr. Chamberlain's
recent speech at Birmingham, in which the right hon.
gentleman avowed himself as being in favour of manhood
suffraae, equal electoral districts, and payment of members
of the House of Commons, correctly represented the views
of her Majesty's Government.
Earl Granville replied that Mr. Chamberlin ar personal
opinions as expressed at Birmingham had nothing to do with
the opinions of the Government as a whole. The views of the
Government would be set forth in an authoritative manner
by the introduction in the present Parliament of bills on
parliamentary reform.
On the motion of the Earl of Dalhousie the Criminal Law
Amendment Bill, which was based on the recommendations
by the Select Committee on the Protection of Young Girls,
was read a eecond time after a brief discussion.
The orders of the day having been disposed of, their lord'
ships adjourned at twenty minutes past seven o'clock.
In the HOUSE OF COMMONS, Major the Hon. Montagu
Ourzen took the oath and his seat as member for North
Leicestershire in the place of the late General E. S.
Burnaby.
In answer to Sir R. Cross, Sir W. Harcourt said he had no
news as to the Sunderland disaster beyond what had ap-
peared in the papers. He had directed a barrister to attend
the inquiry in order that the facts might be fully elucidated.
RURAL LETTER OARRIERS.
Mr. Biggar asked the Postmaster• General whether or not
the Parcels Post would increase the labour and emoluments
of the Irish rural letter carriers.
Mr. Fawcett said in reply: The labour of the Irish rural
letter carriers- will, equally with that of most rural letter
carriers in the rest of the United Kingdom, be no doubt
increased by the Parcels Post. The cases of the rural letter
carriers are now under consideration, and, in reply to the
hon. member, I may say that increased remuneration will be
given in those cases where it is thought to be required.
THE AGRICULTURAL HOLDINGS BILLS.
Mr. Buchanan asked the First Lord of the Treasury
whether the provisions of the Agricultural Holdings Bills for
England and Scotland were intended to include holdings
tha were entirely or partly under garden culture.
Mr. Gladstone said he could only answer the question in
general terms. This was a matter to be reserved for Com-
mittee on the Bills. But, undoubtedly, their intention was
to include everything agricultural, and nothing horticultural
in the sense of market gardens. It would be beat settled in
Committee on the Bills.
THE SPEECHES OF MR. BRIGHT AT BIRMINGHAM.
Sir S. Northcote, who was loudly cheered from the Con-
servative benches, called attention to the passage in Mr.
Bright's speech at Birmingham on Thursday last, in which
the right hon. gentleman described members of the Oppo-
sition as "being found in alliance with an Irish rebel
party, the naain portion of whose funds for the purposes
of agitation came directly from the avowed enemies
of England, and whose oath of allegiance was broken
by association with its enemies." So far as these words
• were intended to imgute to the Conservative party that
they were guilty of parliamentary obstruction the right hon.
baronet gave them an emphatic denial, but the gravity of
, the charge made, and the authority Of Mr. Bright himself
brought the case into the category of those which demanded
Immediate notice. He, therefore, moved that the words in
qaestion were a breach of the privileges of the House.
' Mr. Bright explained the circumstances under which he
. had used the impugned language. He believed there was
' evidence to show that the Opposition thought that the
easiest way to damage the Government was to make it
' impossible to do Government business. Ile did not believe
.. there was a treaty of alliance, but he justified the use of the
term " rebel " by citing the language of Irish members.
Sir R.. Cross hoped the right hon. gentleman would, in
' deference to the House, withdraw the charge he had made.
Mr. Gladstone expressed the opinion that a charge of Me-
gitimate methods of opposition did not amount to a breach
of privilege. To treat it as such would be to narrow that
freedom of speech which was vital to the efficiency of the
House.
After some farther discussion the Motion was negatived
by 151 to 117.
On the order for going into Committee on the Corrupt
Practices at Elections Bill, Mr. Chaplin renewed his former
Protest against giving the Bill precedence over the Agricul-
tural Holdings Bill, but, taking a division on the question,
was defeated by 105 to 51.
Committee on the Bill was then resumed, and occupied
the greater part of the remainder of the evening.
The House adjourned at twenty minutes to two.
THE MARRIAGE WITH A DECEASED WIFE'S
SISTER BILL.
In the HOUSE OF LORDS. Jane 19, on the motion for going
into Committee on the Marriage with a Deceased Wife's
Sister Bill,
Lord Cairns observed that as clause 1 then stood it pro-
vided that in order to be legal a marriage with a deceased
Wile's sister hereafter performed in England or Ireland must
be celebrated before a registrar; but Lord Dalhousie, who
had charge of the Bill, had given notice of an amendment to
nrovide that such a marriage should be legal wherever con-
tracted within the realm. He suggested that, as the notice
of that amendment had been so short, the noble lord should
Postpone the Committee if he intended to persevere with it
on that stage.
Lord Nelson joined in the request made by Lord Cairns.
Lord Dalhousie expressed his willingness to hold over the
new clause and further consider it before toe report.
• Their lordships having gone into Committee on the Bill,
Lord Beauchamp moved, in clause 1, an amendment to
deprive the Bill of its retrospective operation. He coqtended
that the Bill went further than Lord Lyndhurst's Act of 1835
in its retrospective effect, inasmuch as it would set aside re-
trospectively any ecclesiastical sentence against marriage
With a deceased wife's sister.
The Lord Chancellor put it to Lord Dalhousie, who had
chan o of the Bill, whether, if retrospective action was of its
essence, he could not devise some words by which that
action would be confined to declaring the children legiti-
mate.
After some debate, in the coarse of which Lord Salisbury
,
' expressed a hope that animosity would not be further ex-
Cited by their Lordships going to a division, Lord Dalhousie
l' said it would be sufficient for his purpose if, after the pass-
hog of the Act, the children of marriages with a deceased
•Wife's sister already contracted were declared legitimate,
1 and he undertook upon the report to propose woods to make
that intention clear.
Lord Beauchamp thereupon withdrew his Amendment,
' and the Bill passed through Committee.
The Prince of Wales and the Duke of Albany were in their
' places while the Bill was being discussed in Committee.
PUBLIC HEALTH (DAIRIES, &C.) BILL.
Lord Carlingford moved the second reading of this Bill,
the object of which he stated to be to transfer from the
• Privy Council to the Local Government Board the power of
51aking orders for the protection and regulation of dairies
and cow-sheds. The administration of this matter was
really a sanitary question, and ought to be in the hands of
the sanitary authorities.
The Bill was read a second time.
The Earl of Dalhousie obtained leave to bring in a Bill to
amend the law relating to factories and workshops. The
Rill was read a first time, and their lordships adjourned at
seven o'clock.
CORRUPT AND ILLEGAL PRACTICES AT ELECTIONS
BILL.
In the HOUSE OF COMMONS at the Morning Sitting the
Committee on the Corrupt Practices Bill was resumed, and
1 the second clause defining "corrupt practice" was agreed to
as amended.
On Clause 3, which renders a candidate found guilty of
_Corrupt practices incapable of being elected to the House of
Commons for ten years, Mr. Lewis moved to restrict this
Denlahment to bribery.
, The Attorney-General expressed his willingness to reduce
he period of disqualification from ten to seven years, and to
confine the penalties in the case of treating or undue in-
nuenc.e to acts committed by the candidate himself.
This concession was approved by Sir W. Hart-Dyke and
% Gorst as being calculated to make the Bill workable,
btit was not regarded as adequate by Mr. C. Lewis, who
Challenged a division, but was defeated by 306 to 47. The
I elaUse was still under consideration when the sitting was
las Pended.
COMPULSORY VACCINATION.
Mr. P. A. Taylor called attention to the laws relating to
Tieeeination, and moved " That in the opinion of this House
: is inexpedient and unjust to enforce vaccination under
Penalties upon those who regard it as unadvisable and dan-
gerous." He contended that statistics showed that the pro-
tective value of vaccination was altogether "mythical
ltlaekery." Compulsion he regarded as an odious tyranny, a
Zeasure of class legislation which had been imposed on the
"'entry by the official experts on inadequate evidence and
thottt the knowledge of the public, and he maintained
at foreign countries which had originally followed our
eXaraple were now abandoning it.
The resolution having been seconded by Mr. Hopwood,
,711ir .r. Pease moved as an amendment that a Select Committee
it °aid be appointed for the purpose of ascertaining whether
, limitation of the accumulation of penalties for non-
tta„eination can be effected without endangering the prac-
'"" e
ii D 3 iency of the Vaccination Acts.
Sir L, Playfalr directed the attentioa of the House to the
-`raarkable diminution of small-pox which had followed
,i e'erY extension of vaccination; and asked whether it was
t vt6ZPared to relax the measures which had been successfully
to
gtn to mitigate this loathsome disease, and agam allow it
o unchecked throughout the community.
si
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Dr C. Dilke expressed his full concurrence in the views
4-i,t
forward by Sir L. Playfair, but disapproved of the 1 'earnulation of penalties.
, _After some further discussion, Sir J. Pease withdrew his
Wilae;.,A.
' th merit, and Sir L. Play fair moved a resolution declaring
`4 vaccination has greatly lessened the mortality from
rinallpox, and that laws relating to it, with such modifies-
°nil as experience LlMYsuggest, are necessary for the pre-
l'elltion of the disease. -
Oe
286 to a division Mr. Taylor's resolution was negatived by
16, and Sir L. Playfair's resolution was agreed to.
So
' ad, tae other baldness was disposed of, and the House
Journed at half-past one o'clock.

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