The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1876-07-22 00:00:00

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T)OST OFFICE DIRECTORY OF RIR.
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lie COI 1:11/: topegrepLical af'o”unt 01
each Parish. Viltage. ifartilet and Township, with its
distance from Loudon and other chief towns, its positior
in the Division of the County in which it is situate.
Hundred and Union, and Couatv Court District, and
also the Diccese, Art•lideacoury and Rural Deanery ; tht
Popu'ation from the Census of 1871; Description of tit(
Churches, with the Value of the Living, the names oi
the Patr-n at.d Incumbent ; the chief Landowners t
the Acresge. notice of Soil and Crops, Local Charities; '
and description of the Principal Seats. Iu the towns
are also given particulars of the Local Government ;
an Archit...ctural Description of the Churches and other
Public Buildings, Chapels of Different Denominations,
Public Schools ; Agricultural and Scientific Societies.
Theatres, Szc. ; a fuil account of the Principal Manufac-
tures of which each town is the seat ; the Markets
Fairs and Races ; Objects of Natural Curiosity and
Antiquities ; Hospitals, Almshouses and Charities ; and
a short historical account of the principal towns.
The Directory of each town comprises Lists of the
Resident Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry, and also a List
of all engaged in Professitnal and Mercantile Pursuits
in Alphabetical Or.ler. Information relating to Postal
Matters. Law and Public Offices, Churches and Chapels,
together with particulars respecting Conveyance by
Railway, Water or Land Carriers, will also be included.
Also will be given an Alphabetical Arrangement of
Names of the Nobility, Gentry, and Clergy, and a
General Classification of Trades, which will exhibit all
the Persons engaged in any Trade throughout each
County.
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gentlemen in their employ being personally seen on their
smlying To; information, and that the precise spelling of
he Name, &c., may be given to them.
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