The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1876-03-18 00:00:00

VILLA SITES,
AT PEDJIORE, STOURBRIDGE.
MESSRS.
()
ATES, PEBRENS, and WOOLDRIDGE
are favoured with Instructicns to SELL by
AUCTION, at the TALBOT HOTEL, STOUBBRIDGE, on
TUESDAY, MAUCH 28TII 1876, at Six o'clock in the
Evening, subject to conditions : Two Parcels of Valuable
FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND, at Pedmore, near
Stourbridge, suitable for the erection of good Residences,
viz.:
Lot I.—A. Parcel of LAND, having a frontage of 25
yards to the Turnpike Road to Hagloy, adjoining the
house and premises of Mr. Thomas Taylor, and contain-
ing 2533 square yards.
Lot 2.—Another Parcel of LAND, having a frontage
of 25 yards to the said Turnpike Road, adjoining Lot 1,
and Land of Mrs. Richards, and containing 2537 square
yards.
This Land lain a dry, elevated position. It commands
good views of the surrounding beautiful neighbourhcod,
and is within a short dibtance of Stourbridge Railway
Station.
For further information, apply to Mr. W. Bache,
Solicitor, Westbromwich ; or to the Auctioneers, Stour-
bridge, at whose Offices a Plan of the Lots may be seen.

AUCTION SALE ROOMS,
102, HIGH bTREET, ST OURBBID GE,
MESSRS.
fIATES, PERRENS, and WOOLDRIDGE
1... f have the pleasure to announce that they hold
Sales periodically at the above Rooms, for the disposal
of Estates, Houses, Building Land, Pastures, Wines,
Works of Art, Ize., ctc., at a moderate fixed scale of
of charges, to be had on application.
ANNUAL STOCK SALE.
ROMASI EY, ALVELEY, midway between Kidder-
minster and Bridgnorth ; 1 mile and a half from Arley
Station, on the Bevern Valley Railway.
MR. Z. CRESSWELL will ,SELL by
AUCTION, at ROWLEY :FARM, ALVELEY, On
TUESDAY, APRIL 11th, 1876, HORSES, Fat and Store
CATTLE, PIGS, POULTRY, Sze.
Particulars in next week's papers.

NEW HOUSE FARM,
IN
THE PARISH OF ENVILLE,
Midway between Blidgnorth and Stottrbridge.
SALE OF FARMING STOCK.
MR. T. F. NOCK, is instructed by Mr.
Thomas Pinkney, who is leaving the above
Farm, to SELL by AUCTION, on WEDNESDAY, the 22nd
of Melton, 1876
12 Noble WAGON HORSES and CULTS, amongst
them are several prize winners.
"Traveller," Roan ENTIRE HORSE, winner of
first prize as a sucker at Severn Valle) and
Stonrbridge Meetings in 1872.
21 Head of CATTLE, including:-
3 Useful DAIRI COWS and CALVES.
10 SHORTHORN In-calf HEIFERS.
3 Fat HEIFERS.
2 Fat BULLS.
20 Fat SHEEP.
9 Store PIGS.
A Large Assortment of AGRICULTURAL IMPLE-
MENTS, comprising :—Dog Cart, with Lamps and
Cushions complete; Samuelson's Eclipse 2-horse Reaper
an Swathe, with two extra sets of knives and wood rest;
two Scotch Carts, two Broad-wheel Wagons, three
Trolleys, Horse Rake, Crosskill's Roll, Cambridge holl,
2-horse Partitioned Cast-metal Roll, two Benthall's
Skims, Wood Scuffle, six sets of Swingletrees, Howard's
3-horse Iron Harrows, ditto 4-horse ditto, five Howard's
Iron Ploughs, Iron 'lurnip Scuffle' three dozen Iron
Hurdles, 2-knife Chaff Engine, by Picksley and Sims,
for hand or horse power; Gardner's Turnip Engine,
Pulper, Corbett's Winnowing Machine, Avery's
Patent Scales and Weights, 2-furrow Turnip Drill, Hand
Single Furrow ditto. about 200 yards of Galvanised Wire
Netting, 150 yards of Sheep Netting, 100 Empty Bags,
in Lots- seven Iron Pig Tr‘ughs, quantity of POULTRY
4tc., be.
Luncheon at Eleven. Sale to commence at Twelve
o'clock.

FREEHOLD HOUSES AND GARDEN
GROUND.
NEAR THE HUNDRED HOUSE, BROMSGROVE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY
MR. M. NOKES, on MoNrAY, MARCH 20th,
1876, at the GEORGE INN, BROBISGROVE, at Five
o'clock in the Afternoon, the undermentioned very desir-
able Freehold Houses and Land, subject to conditions
then to be read :
LOT I.—All those FOUR FREEHOLD HOUSES,
With Nailshops, Brewhouse, 4 brick-built Pig-styes,
together with.large and productive Gardens, in the re-
spective occupations of Benjamin Kimberley, Benjamin
Burton, Widow Harris, and Joseph Crawford, producing
a rental of £2B per annum.
LOT 2.— AR that desirable Piece of FREEHOLD
BUILDING LAND, adjoining the same, and having an
exten.ive frontage to a road leading from the Hundred
House to Siden.oor, containing 1687 Square Yards or
thareaboute, in the occupation of Benjamin Kimberley
and Henry Crawford.
Further particulars may be obtained on application to
E
dward Housman, Esq., Solicitor; or the Auctumeer.
both of Tromsgrove.

BROOKFIET,D, BR LBROUGHT ON
STOURBRIDOE.
IMPORTANT BALE OF SHORTHORN CA.T'ILY;
R. JOHN THORNTON will SELL 17
by AUCTION, OD. WEDWRIDAY, APRIL 26th
1876, at PROONTIBLD, two miles from Churchill Station;
Urea% Western Railway, the Choice Herd of Pure-bred
SHORTHORNS ibelonging to W. H. Brown, Esq. It
lattreibers between forty and fifty head, among them being
bongs fine animals of the Acomb and Craggs tribes of
I:irklevington origin; also of Lord Dude's Chaff and
Loid Spencer's Dodano tribes, as Lwell as of the Dido,
Lavender, Strawberry, Mr. Bich'a Edith and Comely and
Other good families. The Sires hare been of the
fashionable Bates blood. Mr. Downing's Duke John
23716 was followed by Mr. Harward'e Lord hockburn
2204 and Duke of Rowley 28440, of the Oxford tribe.
At preae t.e. vice arP Second Duke of Rowley 2841,
of the MI6 famhionotble line, and Sixth Baron Barr.ng-
tom, I red by the Duke of Devoue):ire.
Catwlogues with pedigrees may be hail of Mr. Brow",
'rayteti Bellbroughton, Sturbridge; or of John
huratou, 7, Ptinses Street. Hanover Square, Londcn.
11,

A BARGAIN.
r OBE SOLD, a FRONT SHOP WINDOW
-a, and SHUTTLES coropl.te. frsos. worth £5
ly to W. Green, Plurabi.r, Union-rtreet, Stourbridge.

SALES BY AUCTION.
No. 9, 00VENTRY STREET, STOURBRIDGE.
TO CLOTHES DEALERS, BROKERS, & OTHERS.
MR. EDWARDS will SELL by AUCTION
(this day) SATURDAY, and MONDAY NEXT,
MARCH 18th and 20th, 1876, the Neat iand Genteel
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprising - Four-post
and French Bedsteads, Matresses, Feather Beds, Sheets
Blankets, Coverlids, Mahogany and Painted Chests of
Drawers, Dressing Tables, Swing Glasses, Wash-stands
Sofa, Eight-day Clock, Mahogany, Windsor, and other
Chairs; Mahogany and Deal Tables, Chimney Glass,
Fenders Fire Irons, &c.; also the whole of the STOCK-
IN-TRADE and SHOP FIXTURES, Trousers, Vesta,
Coats, Boots rand Shoes, Dresses, Shirts, Stockings,
White Ducks, Shawls, Bonnets, Handkerchiefs, Five
Trunks, Sheets, Blankets, Table Cloths, Counter, Shelves
Gas Fittings, and numerous other Effects, belonging to
Mrs. Aun Oakes, Clothes Dealer, of No. 9, Coventry
Street, Stourbridge, who is declining Business.
Sale to commenc- on Saturday at 11 o'clock in the
Morning, and 6 in the Evening; and on Monday in the
Morning at 11 o'clock.

ON TUESDAY NEXT, MA.RCH 21st.
No. 2, GATHER WELL TERRACE, BAGLEY ROAD
STOURBRID GE.
AIR. EDWARDS will SELL by AUCTION
on TUESDAY NEXT, MARCH 21st, 1876, the Neat
and Genteel HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprising
Couch, Chairs, Centre, Dining, and other Tables; Sofa,
Clock, Arabian and Four-post Bedsteads, Feather and
Flock Beds, Sheets, Blankets, Coverlids Linen Chests,
Fenders, Fire Irons, txcellent OIL PAINTINGS, Fine
Chromo Drawings, and other Effects, of the late Mrs.
Lambert, of Catherwell Terrace, aforesaid (deceased).
Sale to commence at One o'clock.
Catalogues may be had at the Auctioneer's Offices,
No. 30, Market Street, Stourbridge.

ITR. H KING, begs to announce that he
intends holding Periodical SALES by AUCTION,
of k reehold and other Properties, at the TALBOT HOTEL,
STOURBRIDOE.
The first Sale will take place on MONDAY, APRIL 3RD
1876.
Parties wishing to include Properties in this Sale will
oblige the Auctioneer by early entries.
For Terms and further information apply to the
Auctioneer, Stourbridge.

STOURBRIDGE STOCK SALES.
11111 E NEXT SALE, MONDAY, MARCH 27th,
± 1876—FAIR DAY.
Farmers and others intending sending Stock to the
above Sale, will oblige by it being in the SALE YARD
not later than 9.30 as business will commence punctally
at 10.30.
Entries solicited.
H. KING, Auctioneer

WORCESTERSHIRE.
DESIRABLE AND ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCES
AND OTHER
FREEHOLD PROPERTIES,
AT
H A LESOWEN.
"TR. S. LEONARD is favoured with in-
structions to OFFER for SALE by AUCTION,
at the Nzw-Irirt, Harzsowzri, On Tuzsnav, the 21st day
of Mows, 1876, at Six o'clock in the Evening, subject
to conditions, in the following or such other Lots as may
be determined upon at the time of Sale, the under-
mentioned highly Valuable FREEHOLD PROPER-
TIES :
Lot I.—All that pleasantly-situated and excellent
RESIDENCE, known as " kiawrzLEY Boum," situate
at Halesowen aforesaid, containing Entrance Hall,
Dining and Drawing Rooms, China Pantry, Kitchen,
Three Cellars, Brewhouse, Four Bedrooms, and w.c.
The Outbuildings comprise Stables, Saddle Room, Cow
House, Coal House, Piggery, ezc.
The Residence was erected regardless of expense, a
few years ago, in a modern and approved style, is ap•
proached by a carriage drive (with ornamental lodge at
entrance gates) from the Stourbridge and Halesowen
'turnpike Road, stands in the midst of spacious grounds,
which are tastefuily and well laid out, and planted with
choice and luxuriant Shrubs and Trees. There is also a
large and productive Garden in the rear. It is replete
with every convenience, and is suitable for a gentleman
of position.
Lot 2 —All that. charming and compact VILLA
RI4.:SIDENCE aajoining Lot 1, known as " BEULAH
140DGE ." These Premises are very conveniently planned
and arranged, and have also a carriage entrance from
the said Turnpike Road. The House contains Dining,
Drawing, and Sitting Rooms, Study, Hall, Kitchen,
Brewhouse, Pantry, Cellar, 3 Bedrooms, W.C. and
Lavatory, which is supplied with water by a force-pump.
The Outbuildings are ample, and comprise Coal and Tool
Houses, Store Room, and Shed, together with a large
walled-in Garden.
Lot 3.—Two very desirable FREEHOLD HOUSES,
known as "I:Wirt; COTTAGES," situate in Hawn Lane,
Halesowen, aforesaid, and at the rear of Lot 2, with the
Brewhouses, Gardens, and other Appurtenances thereto,
now in the occupation of Joseph Ball and William
Taylor.
Lot 4 —All that very Eligible Piece or Parcel of
BUILDING LAND, bound by Lot 1 and the Islington
Bagged School, having a frontage of 40 yards to the
said Turnpike Road, and containing an area of Oa. 3r.
14p. or thereabouts.
This Lot offers admirable Sites for the erection of
Villa Residences, for which class of Houses there is a
great and increasing demand in this locality.
Lot s.—That very excellent .PROPERIY adjoining
Lot 4, distinguished as "'[HE ISLINGTON JUGGED
SCHOOL," together with the COTTAGE in the rear,
occupied by Mr. David Jones. This is a Property seldom
to be met with, and from its situation can be readily
adapted for almost any purpose.
Lot G.—Two FREEHOLD MESBUAGES or DWEL-
LING-HOUSES, situate at Islington, lialesowen afore-
said, with the Nailshops, Yard, and other Appurtenances,
in the occupation of Alexander Clarke anal Mrs. Hod-
getta.
For farther information, and to inspect Plans of the
Properties, apply to Messrs. Harwards, Shepherd, and
Mills, Solicitors, Stourbndge ; or the Auctioneer, Cradley
Heath.

EBENEZER GUEST,
HOUSE AND LAND AGENT,
79, DUDLEY STREET, KIDDERMINSTER.
ELAS for SALE the following and other
valuable PROPERTIES, by PRIVATE CON-
TRACT :
Seven FREEHOLD HOUSES, in the Horse Fair and
Churchfields, with large Yard and extensive Outhouses.
Present rental of £42 185., could be largely increased.
Price £650.
Four FREEHOLD Three-storied HOUSES, in Para-
dise Row. 'rile 'Town Water laid on. Good Gardens.
Rental £25. Price £350.
Five excellent FREEHOLD HOUSES, with a Two-
loom Caipet Shop, known as the Bush building, in
Mount Pi( ki,aut. They have good Gardens, large and
convenient Outbuildings, and let to excellent Tenants.
Price £560
Five Three-storied HOUSES, with small Gardens in
front, known as Motley's Building, in the Boar's Head
Court, Wi.rcester Street. 'I hey stand on a terrace, have
the Town Water laid on, and all sanitary requirements
have been complied with. Rent 26 per annum. Price
£2lO.
Also a valuable Piece of BUILDING LAND, Copy-
hold of the Manor of Wolverley, in Pit 81, Broad waters,
occupied by Mr. J. Mills, as a Garden, containing 2,032
yards. Lowest price £9O. 'This is delightfully situated
for building purposes, just outside the borough rating,
but would give a vote for the borough.
Also some SHARES in the SHRUBBERY LANE
CLUB.

r 110 be LET or SOLD, Splendid PREMISES,
-1- in Main Thoroughfare of the City of London,
Dahl heart of the Pottery, Worcesttr Hardware and
Jewellery Trades, with extensive ~how lloomp, Galleries,
and Basements. To be had as a whole, or in separate
floors or offices. Capital light, back end front, at mode-
rate rents.—For full infoiniation as to size, ttc., apply
to Messrs. Thurgood and Durham, 120, Chancery Lane,
London.

CHARLES MUDD 9
[LATE JOSCELYNE.]
FisH' GAME, AND POULTRY DEALER,
TUR/ITIIII=I=ZIR,, &c
TAKES this opporttunity of thanking the Clergy, the Nobility, and Genera Public, for
their favoural le patronage, and to assure them that nothing shall be wanting, either in Articles, Price, or
Promptitude, to maintain that confidence and secure that satisfaction which he has hitherto enjoyed.
C. MUDD'S long experience in every Branch of the Trade, his thorough knowledge of all the
Fishing Ports in Great Britain, together with his business relations at Grimsby mad Bull, gives him
advantages impossible to others.

[ESTABLISHED 1807.]
FAMILY AND WHOLESALE BREWERY STORES,
ENVILLE STREET, STOUBBRIDGE.
W • & T. S. BUCKNALL,
OF THE BREWERY, KIDDERMINSTER,
BEGsg:Anklulf:3h that
eir they have OPENED COMMODIOUS CELLARS, as above, for the
nown
A.I\TID STOUT'S,
IN CASKS OF NINE GALLONS AND UPWARDS,
And that they have appointed
MR. JOSHUA BRIDGES
THE RESIDENT AGENT FOR STOURBRIDGE AND DISTRICT,
From whom Prices and other Particulars may be obtained.
The fact of these CELEBRATED ALES having now been before the Public for three quarters of a century
as a guarantee of their excellence.
our- All Orders iddreued—
JLIEJ
ENV.ILL.E STREET, STOUBBRIDGE,
Will receive prompt ittention.

H. PRATT'S
TRIPE AND REFRESHMENT ROOMS,
11, LOWER HIGH STREET, STOURBLIDGE
(Two doors below the Post Office).
TEA, COFFEE, CHOPS, AND STEAKS, READY ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE.
TRIPE! TRIPE!- TRIPE
TRIPE AND COW HEELS
ON THURSDAYS, FRIDAYS, AND SATURDAYS. j
DEALER IN NEW LAID EGGS, FRESH BUTTER, AND POULTRY.
Tripe sent to any reasonable distance, without extra charge.

F'OR, SA.I_JM 0P HIRMIII
WATERPROOF CART AND WAGGON COVERS,
Different Sizes in Stock.
HORSE CLOTHS, FROM Bs. EACH.
A SPLENDID SET OF CARRIAGE HARNESS,
All stitched, Four Rows Full Safe Tugs, with Silver Close Plated upon Gelman Silver Furniture,
Complete. Warranted. £lB 18s Cd. PAD CLOTHS if required. No objection to take
OLD HARNESS in Exchange ; either Carriage or Single Harness.
DECIDED BARGAINS at
W JENKS'S
SADDLER AND MANUFACTURER OF CART AND WAGGON SHEETS, RICK
SHEETS, OIL CLOTH, &c.,
No. 61, HIGH STREET, CRADLEY HEATH.
N.B.—Old Sheets Repaired and Be-dressed, on the Premises, at the Shortest Notice.
W. J. attends Kidderminster Cattle llarket, every Thursday.

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COUGH BALLS
(Or Powders)
FOR HORSES & CATTLE
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BROKEN WIND. bluny a llore's Wind has been Enved by the timely sod persevriing use of these Balls (or
Powderr). Six Ball, 1/U; x i'Lweers, 1/9. sold by all Druggists, or poet flee of T. P. Gomm°, Due Norfolk.

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CONDITION BALLS
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Are excellent in cases of INDIGESTION, LOW CONDITION, SWELLED LEGS, CRACKED HEELS.
HIDEBOUND, Ac , Iduudreds tan testify to their efficacy. See testimonials below. GOSTLING'S
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Freehold Fire Brick and Clay works.
Dear Sir. STOURERIDOZ, 24th Sept. 1874..
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AND NEIGHBOUREIOOD,
MR- J 141 APPERSON,
A: •
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HAMPSTEAD ROAD, BIRMINGHAM.
H AS very great pleasure in stating to the
inhabitants of Stourbridge and
neighbourhood that, he will in future attend
EVERY TUESDAY and FRIDAY:
from Ten till Five, at
MRS. HAWKINS'S MILLINERY
ESTABLISHMENT,
HIGH STREET, STOUI?BRIDG.E.
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iviILLINERY, HOSIERY, DRAPERY
AND
HABERDASHERY ESTABLISHMENT,
126, HIGH-STREET, STOURBRIDGE.
MRS. Ay -•
CLIFF
Begs to inform the Ladies of Stotabridge and District
that she has taken to the above premises. and has
re-opened them after extensive alterations, with a Choice
Stock of
LACE, RIBBONS, VELVETS, FEATHERS,
FLOWERS, BONNET SHAPES, &c., &c.
businessWto.mCer.it hopes
ashareby troferuicbtliepeprastoronnalagea.ttention to
STRAW BONNETS CLEANED, DYED. AND ,
ALTERED 'F9 ANY SHAPE.

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73, HIGH STREET, STOURBRIDGE.
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tains an exact scale. (Signed) C. POTTER."
From Mr. J. F. Patterson, Organist, St. Patrick's
Chinch, Huddersfield :—"I have much pleasure in tes-
tifying to the abilities of Mr. Green as a Pianoforte
runer. He lays the bearings with exactness and perfec-
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From Mrs. Sanderson, Solo Pianiste, of the London
AA Liverpool Concerts:—" Mr. Green is one of the few
who can Tune my Piano to the nicety I require previous
giving my Public Recitals. (Signed) IL K. SANDER-
From Mr. Butterworth, Organist, Dobcrosa, near
Manchester:—" Mr. Green's equal as a Pianoforte Tuner
ean rare)y be met with, (Signed) DAVID BUTTERWORTH,'
S. ~,z7
5 0 Full Grandi;..6 6 &
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pairs—
Cottages, per annum ..........
Urauds do ........
P"it.c.h. • 7(no6w
s. d. s. d.: s. d s. (l.
"al
stock of Classical and Modern Music,
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at
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PUBLIC NOTICES.
STOURBRIDGE IMPROVEMENT ACT, .
1 E 3 6 6,
AND THE ACTS INCORPOIIATED T".F,tiv
IMPROVEMENT RA.TE. HIGHWAY UV:L.
NOTICE IS lIMIEBY GIVEN .that at. the
next Monthly MEETING of tlie !ct orbridpe 4
Improvement Commissioner:,
, to be holden at th Cron-
missioner's Room, ora Exchange. S.tou-bri.fig•. on Mon-
.!
dey :the •.:7I etty of M. roll in tai t, et 2 hit( e ocl ek Li the
f
Atiernom, :—lt is ir.tended to 'cake an Improvement
Rale of Ninepence in the l'ound, put mint t. the 74th
Section of the sts utbri•lge Imploveruent Act, 1866.
Also ri II g/i,+av Pat. of i.ig',:pence it. ih,t Pt.und,
pursuant ti the 7:2nd B,.dtitin 01 the said Act:
And Notice is hereby forth -r given, that Statemeas
of such proposed Rates ,ert, dPpa.ited - frr Bspection by
the ltate-p..yeri, rt the Ottice of the Clerk to toe said
C,mtni,sioncrs, No. 56, 11i0i Street, rt;t., urbr.
g.
Dated thin i7Lh day of. March, 1876.
John I
Clerk.

STOURBRIDGE UNION.
oR\S,ONat
the
•
WANTED,COOK,
andAtNo m's‘iCst'TtlhAeTEMlPTlE'
NION WORKHOUSE. KiNG,wiNronn.
Salary £l5 per annum, with rat;ons, lodg'ng, and
washicg.
Candidates are requested to sca.d Testimonials as to
character, &c., to me, On or befure the 6th April next,
and attend, at their own expense, at the • Workhouse, at
Kingswinford, on Friday, the 7tu Aril next, when the
Election will take place.
By order,
GEO. DOLLOWAY,
Clerk.
Workhouse, Kingswinford,
17th March, 1876.

STOURBRIDGE UNION.
W-ANTIiD, an ACTIVE MAN and his
WIFE (without encurnberance preferred), u
MA:.,TEIZ and 'MATRON for ti e above UNION, who
must be fully competent to keep the prescribed accounts
and to perform such duties as the Local Government
Board and Guardians shall from time to time order and
direc t.
'Abe Salary will be £lOO per annum, with Rations,
Washing and Furnished Apartments, viz. for the
Master and £25 for the Matron.
Security to the amount of 1.:200 will be required.
Applications in the Candidates own handwriting,
stating age, former and present occupation, with Testi.
monials as to character and ability, must ba sent to me,
on or before titu APRIL NEXT, and Persons applying for
the above situations must attend at their own expense
personally at the BOARD Room, at the WonKrtousE, at
KINGWINFORD' ell FRIDAY, the 7th APRIL NEXT, at
Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, when and where the
Electioniwill take place.
The Persons elected will be required to enter at once
upon their duties.
C•ativassing the Gutrdians objected to,
By order,
UEO. HOLLOWAY,
Clerk.
Board Room, Workhouse, Kingswinford,
17th March, 1876.
PIRENIX FIRE OFFICE.
A/I R. GEORGE PERRY, Solicitor, Agent
1.11. for Stourbridge, begs to remind the public that
the PHCENIX was for many years the only Fire Office
that kept a FIRE ENGINE in the town, and to inform
them that it still keeps one there.
For the keys of the Engine House, apply at the Talbot
Hotel; or to lhos. Robinson, Letter Cutter, Enville.
street, the engineer ; and for Terms of Insurance, apply
to the Agent.

PRUDENTIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY,
CHIEF OFFICES: 62, LUDGATE HILL, LONDON.
SUMMARY OF THE
Twenty-Seventh Annual Report,
For the Year ending 31st December, 1875.
ORDINARY BRANCH.
During the year the Directors have received 3,429
Proposals for the sum of £451,235. Of these 2,675 have
been accepted and completed, assuring the sum of
£348,364, and producing a New Annual Premium In-
come of £11,5b7 us id; 754 Proposals for Assurances of
£102,871, have either been declined or not completed.
The sum of £1,288 15s Bcl has been received for New
Annuities granted.
The Claims amount to £49,501 15s 4d, under 337
Policies; £977 16 of this amount was for claims on En-
dowments matured. The Lumber of deaths was 308.
Twelve Annuitants have died during the year.
The Annual Premium Income at the end of the year
is £76,355 7s Bd' in respect of 15,889 Policies, assuring
the sumiof £2,360,180, showing an increase ;) f £4,508
2s 8d per annum over the year 1874.
INDUSTRIAL BRANCH.
During the year 1,167,292 New Policies were issued,
representing a New Annual Premium Income of £441,222
12s.
The Claims amount to £217,415 18s 3d.
The Annual Premium Income at the close of the year
is £794,052 15s Bd, showing an increase of £178,411 us
44 over the Income of the previous year. •
GENERAL RESULTS.
The total Premium income is £870,4,..8 3s 4d, being
an increase of £182,919 14s over the past year.
The Claims amount to £266,917 13s 71, raising the
total sum to £1,597,213 12s.
The Assurance Fund is £702,18.1 13s 63, showing an
increase of £128,660 lOs 7d for the year.
'lke staff ef the Office has already been engaged for
many mouths in preparing for the Quirquenniul Valu-
ation, which is to tale piece at the enu of 1876, and
which, from the nature and extent of the busUaess tran-
sacted by the Company, Wia IDVoIVe a Lumber of com-
putations uuparalieled in the history of Life Assurance.
The Direteors regret to announce that Mn Gaciaex
CLALE, one of the Auditors, who had been connected
with the Coulauy from a very early period of its ex-
istence, died etion after the laet Anuutti Mei tine Under
the powers vested in them, the Directors have appointed
one of the oldest shareholders, Du. ROBERT BARNES,
who, with MR. ALLASON, has audited the acceuete for ti.•
year.
BALANCE SHEET OF THE iPBT_MENTIAL
ASSURANCE COMPANY, on the 31st December, 1875.
LIABILITIES.
X s. d.
Shareholders' Capital.. 10.052 0 0
Life Aseurance Fund .. • • .. .. 702,184 13 6
Sickness and Assurance Fund 817 7 4
Contingency Fund, crest r
Meeting, April, 1872............16,096 0 0
Guarantee Fund .. • • • • - • • • 15.000 Q 0
LeaFebold Redemption Fund 1,500 0 0
£7456500 10
Claims unier Life Policies admitted
but not yet paid ..
7.802 18 4
£753,4 el- 19 2
ASSE rs.
s. d.
Mortgages on Property witliin tl e
United Kingdom " 471 2 4
Loans on the Companfa Policies .. 17,024 13 11
Investments :
In 13rithh Government Securities 97 855 1 5
Indian and Colonial ditto 55.628 7 1
Foreign ditto 16,567 15 3
Railway and other Debentures
and Debenture Stock;.. 48,539 10 0
Ditto Shares (Pi eferenee and
Ordieary) 6,750 0 0
Trust Funds Certificates.. 30,013 10 0
Freehold Ground Rents .. 284 0 4
House Property.. .• 90.536 18 3.
Life & other Interests & Reversions 91,537 6 5
Furniture land Fittings (Head and
Branch Offices) 10,870 4 10
Loans upon Personal Securi!y 29.726 18 7
Loan on Borough Rates 8.820 0 0
Mortgage of Reversions ... 6,175 2 3
Equitable Mortgage of FreeL old
8 030 0 0
Property;..
41 215 17 3
Agent's Bslances • •
5'636 2 4
Outstanding Premiums .. .• • •
4.46 I 17 1
Ditto Interest • • • •
. 645 8 9
Ditto Rents .. ••• .0
Amount due from Official Liqui,late r
7sB
18
of luternatiocal Societe
Deposits at Three Mouths Notice.. 33,000 0 0
Cash—on Deposit .. £31,000 0 0
In hand and on current
account . . 17.918 4 . 4
-------- 48,918 .4 4
• £753,452 19 2
•
J. GILL %.M. Chairmen, •
EDGAR HORNE, }
Dire ceira.
It. T. PUGH,
• 'We tare exiiminel the Lireeeing Ace•eint, find them
to be corr. c , end hereby confirm the eereee •- eve 1,, ye
alto V. 9 1 ex.iiiiinea the rar'e
Jfei e:.ON,
LOB iL 13. t liN
111-.ShY Resident. Director.
W. J. LANCASTER, Seererary.
15th February, 1876.

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TO THE NERV_QUS AND DEBILITATED
Read the New Work entitled
HOW TO ENSURE HEALTH.
Just published for two. stamps.!
BY Da. BARNS, M.D., (US.)
16i. TREATISE on the LAWS GOVERNING
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CTRICITY IS LIFE
PULVERMACFIER'S PATENT
GALVANIC CHAIN-BANDS, BELTS, BATTERIES,
RECENTLY IMPROVED.
Approved by the Academy of Medicine of Tarts
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Electricity, the prime actor in the process of life,
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Consequently in nervous exhaustion,local debility
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' C.B. F.R.C.S., F.S.A., and F.R.S. ' • Sir W. FERGUS-
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THE BONA-FIDE EVIDENCE of the efficacy of these
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of JOHN KING, M.D., Clinical Professor of Ob-
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Muscular Debility Aphonia Rheumatism
Hemiplegia Elipepsy Dyspepsia
Paralysis Torpid Fever Paralysis, Bladder
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Stiff Joints 'Nervous Debility and Contractions
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faring from irritation of the throat and hoarseness
will be agreeably surprised at the almost immediate
relief afforded by the use of "Brown's Bronchial
Troches." These famous "lozenge." are now sold
by most respectable chemists in this country at
Is lid per box. People troubled with a "hacking
cough," a "slight cold," or bronchial affections, can-
not try them too soon, as similar troubles, if allowed to
progress, result in serious Pulmonary and Asthmatie
affections. See that the words "Brown's Bronchial
Troches" are on the Government Stamp around
each box.—Manufactured by JOHN I. Bnoww & SoNs,
Boston, United States. Depot, 493 Oxford-street,
London.
EPPS'S COCOA.—GHATHFUL AND COMFORTING.—" By
a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern
the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a care-
ful application of the fine properties of well-selected
cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a
delicately flavoured beverage which may save us many
heavy doctors' bills. It is by the judicious use of such
articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built
up until strong enengh to resist every tendeney to disease.
Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready
to attack wherever there is a weak poiat. We may escape
many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified.
with pure blood and a properly nourished frame."—Cieil
Service Gazette.