The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1869-07-24 00:00:00

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THE ST(1)11111BRIDG-F, OBSERVER.
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-oossi t t4raiii toe goii. Probably this view explains the arinually Cdr. laudations himself felt so much the force of the oblec- For the plaintiff it was contended that when lie saw The Church &rim states that the proposal to pro- 1
- amendments in the THE INTERNATIONAL ROWING bl
recurring seasonae phenomenon of value increasing Cone to the clause dispodng of the surplus al orLawsill the danger signal exhibited he had a right to infer that secute the Rev. alr. Lowder has fallen to the ground.
MATCH. just before harvest ; for, in the prevent in with tdbraatwotie to introtince a provisor to mect them. He proposed the defendant& train, according to the usual practice, The lateat novelty at the hippodrome in Paris, are
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as In itself der i n C .mici l A pp ro priat in g any ot t he income of
The Harvard University picked boat's crew left oats being cut near London with a brown tinge un the toe surplus should be velni if both Houses concurred in ad- would stop short of the level crossing, and that there- the th.et,,,,es ,opiv.i.,ne a Mffile. Bonny on the velocipede
' • Minton for New York last' ight (-ays the Nor yo,k wheat, promising harvest wun bugun in en"ther dressing the Crown against it. It is plain, however, that fore he was justified in crossing. and bicycle!
lifif, of .1 uly 8), and will arrive in this city this Month (wheat 1 sot year wise brought to market about this piovision rould not satisfy obj.ictore. If both Houses No Witt... Were called on behalf of thedefendants, Th,. other day the batik id Hiirobourg lost 700,000 fr.
en 'octeto England to contest with the famed the 120th of J illy, awl ia not expected in hulk this year were id the same mind, they could pass an act rutirelY but at the close of the plaintiff's case. Of this sum Mustaphs Pacha won:S.o,o,or. ;B12,000;.
'oersity crew in the international four- liefore the 20th ,if August), it is idle to suppose that reversing the scheme of appropriation, and, as the Ministar Mr. Carter (kr the Company) submitted to the At the Marylebone Police-court, in London, last ,
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On Saturday next. they will mai ifrion we sha tiniit have a sufficient weekly supply because fa-mt heot.iam ea Mt iA, i ridu,irtehm,
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to 4 learned judge that the defendanta were not responsible week, the magistrate decided that what are called betting
steamship L'gy of Ports, uf the hayniakilig has tempirarily suspended it. Ray- siouinii nes.ier reetrAin hi freed,an a action. The ordinary citing the t.,ISe of " Walmrton r. the Great Western clubs come within the provisions of the act for the soppree-
- time they will be the making is over, and farmers usually like ta clear their Said constitntional precedent tor ouch clanses provides that Railway Company,'' recently decided in the Court of Mon of gaming houses, and in the cases in question he
Sided penalties of 850.
''-ie Astor Rouse IT ii arcs before the growing produce demands the room. Orders in Council shall be of no validity If an adiires ha pre- Exchequer. The learned counsel contended that the
ions in this city The question, however, admits of settlement by sewed against them from either
Vii:larate, Ltlis"titldo payment
tanodf an
nortanhn-
--here they simple arithmetic, Wheat in May was selling at the alteration of Mr Glailatene'ellf.alet Lit ePn Ivelstesumm
ihtyailtwheaydeleanddeatnht: to a
ion-, t the It is stated that His Royal flightless the Prince of
iti;ales has consented to unveil the statue of Mr. George
iiiction under 45, per qr. the weekly supplies then being m. :ten correspondiitmilo e.,.., ,
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t o chturseemar ite:tandse, tiff the joint es-count of the two companies.
The learned Judge said he would consider whether eabody. on the site near the Royal Exchange, London,
during the present mouth. The statue, which is in bronze,
- about 130,000 qrs. of English and foreign. We have if It did not convert the hostile majority of is into a maj rity is the work of Mr. Story, the American sculptor.
‘o to reverse the two last words, and our present in the other direction. he ought to reserve the point. 'rho Paris women see at last about to adopt economy
- weekly of foreign and English, are 160,000 qrs., If the Ministry were to resolve upon withdrawing the bill Mr. Carter then addressed the jury, and contended in dress ; and the proof is, that journals of fashion annourice
-woduce has dropped from 50,000 cps. to upon Tuesday night's Division, the sense of the countrY that the plaintiff had contributed to the cc :ident by h.is
--, has risen from 80,000 qrs. to would not approve their precipitation. Could they plead own carelessness in not looking to see if the train w be
eawt ietrinitifioirle.Coaripil4 cyrwapeu!dress, costing only Bid, can now
"it can be entertained that this tlate.tdmieyenitftworlhoirnoeilldrlgeifte=dhlt.ntir
if otpoh going over the crossing. A man, now temporarily in Nova Scotia, does not
The jury found for the plaintiff—Damagee, 2175. imow to what country-he lielonge. list ether wait Irish, and
--ed throughout July and Bible to maintain? 3 hey can have no such assurance. The
',ire will be a large Division of Tuesday night was a Division, roughly speaking, His Lordship afterwards declined to reserve the point his mother German. Ile was born hi Canada, was natiiralised
,riaaage, with of the Ministry against all the world. The Divisions which raised. in the united States, became a Confederate by rebellion, and .
fficient would follow are Divisions in which all Liberal Peers and . is by residence and attachment a Mexican.
„i. all the occupants of the cross benches would be found sup- "COOL WATER.' The Queen has intimated, through Lord Spencer,
porting the Ministry ; nor is it certain that the Pee. of that next year ill will pay a visit of some duration to Ire
Opposition from above and below the gangway would beland. This announcement, which appears to be made on
The following recipe to always have
-.ding together. But consider what these amendments "cool water" in hot sufficient authority, will gratify all classes of the British
'hith pointed out the small amount of money they weather, has been sent to the Morning Star, by "henry DeePle- .
--i. may point out how little there Is of prin- Graft on, C.E ," of Tollington Park, London : ,
h preedings at Wimbledon were brought to a
first
- is Lord Carnarvon's alternative In your very temperate and seasonable article of Te oc
It is asserted by the Govern- Wednesday, July 14th, you tantalize by telling US I how cl Men Stda by the presentation of prizes by
' being an exc.- . egilncLe Ch'it'inetia"n7ani a subsequent reel's, which was
14 years at-
the Americans enjoy wail drink by the addition Of Me tended by the Prince of Wales, Prince Arthur, the Duke of ,
•ilieme would give the • ,
m their water. 1 have to inform you that very cold Cambridge, Prince Christian, and the Prince of Tea. About
enoney, and Lord
-ibis estimate water for drinking may always be obtained by filling 9,000 volunteer. and 4,000 regulars were on the ground.
- to. 13, porous pitchers with ordinary water and placing these A convalescent home, at Cookridge, near Leeds,
-Ply in the sun. lam never without the luxury. The which has been erected by Mr. J. M. Smith, in memory of
‘est description can be purchased under the name . •
lents though with- 11 .
iding bottles, but any unglazed porous earthe.n. tholurs.fthlyero,p:tueadc2tr,tihlreuripitohnewoolauf
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t.of 410,000, has been
nestle, and twenty-nine , • ,
"'era the purpose nearly as well, pro- out sty aLembaadmiutd.
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thas are kept covered with a
' cloth. Those who are not Sc. From a parliamentary return just issued, it appears
that the expenses Incurred In connection with the Royal
--ature by means of a thee-
-sated with the fol- .ca,SSZ 14.6 d.
-ni glass bottle of 1707,.revni:awrlyat.SPaitnheba:id,
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..heiuncnr, o.f,e,tehe suitita iu Jul)
The casual and ordinary repairs of the buildilvs.s,
or a couple
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wfurtnhietuyree.r, aln;l67llAtincog:tolatshseLkitish ilalbaSly house at Paris
- Lord Taunton, the Henry Labouchcre of days gone
-who. sudden death hes taken place--did what few men
- oils. Ile paid back glOO,OOO compensation money
---istol and Exeter Railway Company had paid his
through his lands. Lord Taunton haul tho
-estates were enhanced in value by far .
'th of the land taken from lum ..... ,
' - other day in the
the catastrophe,
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