The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1885-11-21 00:00:00

INDISPOIPION OF MR SHERIDAN.

On Thursday night a public meeting in support
of Mr. Sheridan's candidature was held in the Bell
School Room, Pensnett, an outlying portion of the
borough. Mr. W. Barlow presided, and he was
supported by Mr. Charles Cochrane, Councillor
Brooken, Mr. C. Chambers, Mr. Hickman, Mr
Eccleston, Mr. Addison, and others. The Chairman
sat lit was doubtful if Mr, Sheridan could at end
that evening, but if he did he was sure the people
of Pensnott would hear him willingly. (Applause.)
—Mr. Charles Cochrane, who was received with
loud cheers, expressed his opinion that the Liberal%
would win. He regretted that Mr. Sheridan was
unable to be present that night, owing to the con•
duct of roughs at the meeting at Dudley the previ-
-003 night. (Shame.) It was a shame, but the
shame was due to the few men who secured sueh an
advantageous position in the Public Hall.
(" Shame" ; and " They were Irish.") Mr. Coch-
rane then urged npon his hearers the necessity of
behaving themselves at all meetings to avoid the
,hance of disfranchising the borough. Or, what
what was better still, keep away from the Try
meetings, and let them believe in their fancied
s cui y. (Laughter, and applause.) A medical
gentleman had seen Mr. Sheridan, and c-rtitied that
he was suffering from a sprain of the back, and ex-
posure would lead to an aggravatiot of the
(" Well done Sheridan ") The Liberal
-andidato would not give in until he was compelled,
sal he (Mr. Cochrane) claimed their sympathy for
him. (Loud applause.) A vote of confluence in
the member was then unanimously pass,lcl, and the
meeting separated with loud cheers for Mr. Sheri-
dan, Mr. Cochrane, the Liberal leaders, and the
chairman.

On Thursday night a crowded and enthusiastie
meeting of the supporters of Mr. Brooke Robinson
was held at the National *Sr.hools, Netherton. Mr.
.1. Aston presided, and arnon ; :hose present .A ere
th.) Rev. 8. J. Marriott, and Messrs. Rap ,rt Smith,
T. W. Higgs, F. Grazebro)k, 11. G. Walker, .1.
Beldeld, and others.—Mr. iloi nson, who had a good
he triog, contended that the di,turbance of the pre-
vious night was due to the loss of temper on the part
of the occupants of the platform. He then addressed
the meeting principally on the subject of trade.
Mr. Dixon. the reporter who was seriously in-
jured at Dudley on Wednesday, still remains in the
Guest Hospital. On Thursday morning it was
feared that he was suffering from concussion of the
brain. The surgeon aid not expect that Mr. Dixon
coald possibly leave the hospi,al for some days

VIIRNITURE TRADE.—A noted Birmingham
12 Firm desins to appoint an AGENT in Stour-
bridge. Persons having suitable premises and
desirous of increasing their trade by the addition of
Furniture are requested to address. 15G, Daily Pas'
Birmingham.

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