The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1884-10-18 00:00:00

SATU RDAY, OCTOBER 18,1884.

vious quarter; the number of members had increaged
by 16; and the dividends bad iacreased to lel( d
On Monday evening a crowded meeting of parish. , each pourd spent by members at the stores. '1 he
loners was held in the infant schoolroom, Kinver, dividend previously was is Bd. The usual dep. eti I-
to consider what steps inould be taken for the pur- ton was taken off the fired stock account, and the
peie of obtaining railway accomodation for the usual addition was made to the reserve, now shown
ciat:ict. Sir Henry Lambert occupied the chair, to be £1,253. The balance-sheet and the general
and he was supported by a large number of influen- lirogress of the society gave great satisfaction to the
lii! gentlemen. members.
In his opening iemarks, the Chairman said there
WilA no doubt Kinver was very badly in want of
railway accomodation, and if a line could be got
it would be a very good thing for Kinver and the
neighbouring parishes. (Hear, hear.)
Mr. -Wetherell (Cookley) said that since the meet-
jog at Cookley a requisition, signed by twenty or
more of the leading manufacturers, had been sent
te the Mayor of Kidderminster asking him to con—
vene a, public meeting to consider the questions, and
in accordance with this requisi ion a meeting will be
held.
Mr. Edward Webb (Wordsley) proposed the fol-
lowing resolution: "That railway accomodatien is
urg ntly needed for Kinver and the distliet, and
this meetinc, pledges itself to use its utmost en-
dea,voars to support the movement already com-
menced to bring about such accommodation." Mr.
Webb said the. reason why Kinver was so little
known to the world was because there was no means
of getting there ft-mu the neighbouring towns, The
fact that Sir Henry Lambert occupied the chair
that night augured wed for the success of the
scheme. (Cheers.)
In seconding the resolution, Alderman J. H..
Smith (Dudley) said he felt that the parish of Kinver
wes benighted, and that the poor were geting poorer
still. The Hyde Works, where £3OO and £lOO
used to be paid every week in wages, were now shut
up, and he could not help thinking that all this was
brought about by the fact that there was no railway
accommodation. (Hear, hear) Kinver was one of
the most beautiful spots in England, and there was
no doubt that with a railway it might be made a
second Malvern. (Cheers.) The resolution was
carried unanimously.
On the motion of Mr. Grosvenor Lee (Birmingham),
a committee was appointed to co-operate with other
committees for the purpose of promoting a branch
railway through Kinver to Kidderminetcr, Stour-
br. jage, and other places.
The meeting was also addressed by Mr. L. G.
Dudley (Corn pton), Mr. C. W. Collis, Rev. J. Hodg-
son (vicar), Mr. G. G. Matthews, and Mr. W. H.

; PROPOSED RAILWAY FOR KINVER.
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Price.
The Vicar advocated a short railway or tramway
from Stourbrich,e to Kinver, hut this strongly op.
pos,id by Mr. Matthews and Mr. Wetherall, who
maintained that what they wanted was a line from
Wolverhampton, through Sedgeley, Kingswinford,
Wor&ley, Stourbridge, Kinver, and Cookley to
Kidderminster.

In reply to a suggestion that the chairman
should give the lauds required on the 14to Lord
Stamford's estate for tho construction of a line, Sir
Iletpy said the land was not yet his to give,

A -vote of thanks to the'ehairmau —terminated
the proceedings.

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