The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1869-06-12 00:00:00

• • SALES BY AUCTION.
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SALE OF FAT STOCK, &c.,
AT THE SHENSTONE HOTEL, HALESOWEN.
TESSRS. OkTF.S. PERRF.NS, and
AL WOOLDRIDGE will SELL by
" • AUCTION, at the SUENSToNE HOTEL,
......TIALESowEII, On MONDAY, the 21st day of
Jose, logs, a guslility of FAT and other FARMING
SIOCK. Present entries comprise 200 SHEEP and
LAMBS, 13 Head of CATTLE, a few HORSES and
PIGS, and 6 Acres of MOWING GRASS.
Further Entries solicited. Details in next week's
papers.
Lancheon at Twelve o'clock ; the Sale to commence
at One.
FREEHOLD HOUSES AND LAND,
BRICKKILN-STREET, LOCK'S LANE,
:BRIERLEY BILL.
TO be SOLD by AUC-
TION, by Messrs.
OATES. PERRENS. and WOOLDRIDOE, at
the lieu. Merge., llarant.sv HILL, on Truce iv. the
23.1 day of JusK, 1869, at Six o'clock in the Evening,
subject to conditions then to be read :
Those Two very desirable and commodious FREE-
HOLD DWELLING-HOUSES, situate in Briekkiln-
street, Lock's Lane, Brierley Hill. together with Out-
buildings, Building or Garden LAND, and appur-
leLsoces, in the occupations of William Payne and
Henry Jackson; containing in the whole 1.800 square
yards. or ihereabonis, and having a frontage to Brick-
Inin.street of about 32 yards.
For further ieformation apply to Messrs. Corner and
Walker, Solicitors, or to the Auctioneers, Stourbridge.
DUKE-STREET, STOURBRIDGE.
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FREEHOLD BUILDING KNOWN AS
"ST. PETER'S."
rpo be SOLD by AU-
CTION, by Messrs.
.1, GATES. PERRENS, and WOOLDRIDGE,
upon the Premises, D,' coronet. STOURBRIDOM, on
31.,NDA1, the 21st day of JUNE, 1889, at Seven o'glock
in the Evening precisely, subj,et to conditions, that
desirable mud commodious BUILDING, known as" St.
Peter's."
The principal part of the building is lift. gin. by
331 t. The Chancel is 12ft. Stn. by 12ft. Sin. There are
two Galleries, with spare underneath, each 10ft. by 9ft.
The place will seat about 300 persons. It ia suitable for
a Place of Worship, a Temperance Hull, • Lecture
Room, a Bagged School, and for many other useful
purposes.
For further information, apply to Messrs. Horned,
Shepherd, and Harward, Solicitors; or the Auctioneers,
Stourbridge.
MODERN AND SUBSTANTIAL FREEHOLD
RESIDENCE, " OAKFIELD,"
BRETTELL LANE, NEAR STOURRRIDGE,
Ninithe Mil! Lao. Railway
Station.
MEssus.
OATES, PERRENS. and WOOLDRIDGE
are instructed to SELL by AUCTION, at the
TALIioT linen, SToUltßninOr, on FRinAir, the 25th day
• of JUNE. 1869, at Five o'clock in the Afternoon, subject
to conditions, that newle.erecied and highly desirable
FREEHOLD RESIDENCE."OAKFIELD," together with
the rich Pastare Land, welldaidout Garden, well-stocked
with Fruit Trees, Greenhouse, Hothouse, Vinery, and
Pleasure Grounds, extensive Stabliug,esCoachliouse.
Store Room, Weil:shop. km, kc., until reeently occupied
by E. J. Pearson (the proprietor of the whole), contain-
ing an area of Oa. Or. Sp., situate at Brettell Lane afore-
said.
The whole of the Building has been recently erected
in a very substantial manner, regardless of cost. The
House comprises Dining Boom. 02 by 15ft.. Drawing
Room sam size, with extra Bay, 14ft. by 10ft. : Breakfast
Room. Spacious Hall. Library. suitable Bed Rooms, and,
Downstairs' °Sloes. two Water Closets. km, Ac. There
is • fonr-atall Stable. and two Loose Boxes, large Car-
riage House, with Billiard Room over, Cowshed, Store
sad Work Rooms, Piggeries. Tool-honse, ke.
To view, apply on the Premises. and for further infor-
motion, to Messrs. Corset and Walker. Solicitors;
Messrs. Harwarel. Shepherd, and Element. Solicitors:
Or to Meats. Oates. Perrens, and IVooldridge, Land
AVIA., all of Stourbridge.
FREEHOLD HOUSES
At Kiitysttiafurti, (burro Bonk, and
..V.therbat.
rim be SOLD by AUCT-
lON, by Messieurs
1. GATES, PERRENS, and WOOLDRIDGE, at
the BELL HOTEL. RRIERLEY Him. on Tresuay, the
22nd day of JUNE, 1365. at Six o'clock in the Evening,
subject to conditions, the undermentioned FREEHOLD
HOUSES, ke.. viz. :
Lot I.—A FREEHOLD COTTAGE. with the Gar-
den and Appurtenances thereto, having a frontage of 15
yarde and six inches to a street at Kingswinford, leading
from Cotoane to Barnett-lone. in the occupation of John
Phillips, containing :(57 separe yards.
Lot 2.—A FREEHOLD HOUSE and CHAIN SHOP.
with the Gorden end Aporteminces thereto, situate at
Quarry Bank, occupied by Paul Jones, containing 280
Ut square yards.
Lot 3.—Four FREEHOLD HOUSES, with the Nail
• Shop, Brewhouse. and Appurtenances thereto, situate
• adjoining the railway it Woodside, near Dudley; three
occupied by John Stanley, Richard Hobson, and Thomas
Hoilakise, and one void.
For further information, apply to Messieurs Corset
and Walker, Solicitors; or to the Auctioneers; Stour-
bridge.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD & COPYHOLD
HOUSES AND LAND,
At II'ORDSLEP CO.II2IONAID.F.,
Is Ow Para of Kaystrinf :al, in Mc Cttuttly4 Ntqoril.
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MESSRS. •
OATES, PERRENS, and WOOLDRIDGE
%Ye received instructions to SELL by AUCTION,
It the BELL HoTEL, BRIERLET HILL, 00 TUESDAY, the
22nd day of Just, 1869, at Six o'clock in the Evening,
the undermentioned PROPERTIES, in the following, or
inch other Lots, as shall he decided upon at the time of
Sale, and subject Iso conditions then to be produced,
namely :
Lot I.—A FREEHOLD HOUSE, with the premises
adjoining, formerly used as • Butcher's Shop. also two
DWELLINCI•HOUSES, formerly occupied by W. Glaze
and Joseph Attwood, together with the extensive Build-
ings, Yard, and Garden belonging thereto, situate at
Coramonside, the whole being in he occupation of
Joseph Attwood, containing together 948 square yards.
Lot 2.—That capital OLD-LICENSED PUBLIC-
.
ROUSE known as the " Queee's llgan," with the large
Club Roma, Stahip, Yard, Garden, and appurtenances
thereto, situate at Commonside aforesaid, in the occupa-
tion of Mr. James Baker, containing together 2,400
square yards.
Lot 3.—A Parcel of BUILDING LAND adjoining
Lot 2, having a frontage of 51 yards to the Rood to
Pensriett, containing 2750 square yards.
Lot I.—A Parcel of BUILDING LAND also adjoin-
ing Lot 2, having a frontage of 40 yards to the road from
Brockaaoor Bridge to High Oak, containing 4,320 square
yards.
Lot 5.—A Parcel of BUILDING LAND adjoining
Lot 1, having a like frontage to the said road, and con.
taming -1,111 square yards.
Lots 2, 3. 1, and 5, are Copyhold of the Manor of
Eing,,winford, and will first be iiftered in one lot. The
Mines do not belong to the Vendors.
L I 6.—A valooble Parcel of FREEHOLD BUILD-
ING LAND situate at Wordsley, adjoining the Red Lion
Inn. having a frontage of Si yarde to the road to Lawns'
wool, and a frontage of CS yards to the road to Bell's
Mill, containing in the whole 4,654 square yards, oce3-
pied by William Hall.
This Lot is exceedingly well adapted for dividing into
small Building Lots, and can be offered
,so if deaired at
tio o f

PEDMORF,, NEAR STOURBRIDGE.
Wo west e rshi re.
ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD BUILDING SITES,
On the Peilmore Road.
DAVIES & KING are instructed to SELL
by AUCTION, on FRIDAY. Juan 1901, 1359, at
the TALBOT HOLY L, STOURBRIDOE. at HOlf-paSt Six
o'clock in the Evening. suliject to enuilitions then to he
produced, a valuable FREEHOLD BUILDING ES-
TATE, on the Stourbridge and Bagley Turnpike Road,
either together. or in the following or such other Lots
as may be decided upon at the time of Sale, viz.:—
sq. yds.
Lot I.—A Plot of valuable FRF.ETIOLD
!NG LAND, ifelightfully situated, in the
Parish of Pedmore, near to the tnwn of
Stourbridge. having a frontage of 59 yards
to the turnpike road aforesaid, and eon
taining 2660
Lot 2.—Another to do. dn., fronting 35 yards to
do., and containing
Lot 3.—Another do. do. do., fronting 35 yards to
do.. and containing 1465
Lot 4.—Another do. do an., fronting 39 yards to
do., and containing
This Lot adjoins the Great Western Railway.
The above Lots are situated near to the village of Fed.
more, in a Neighbourhood far-famed for its beautiful
scenery, and the salubrity of the air, on a dry and healthy
soil. and within a short walk of the Stourbridge Railway
Station, and the town.
For further information, and to view plan, apply to
11tO1111711. Fvor and Perry, Solicitors ; or to the Auction-
eers, Stourbnolge and Brierley Hill.

Brierlvy MI.
FREEHOLD DWELL/NO-HOUSES AND LAND.
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rpo be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr.
_L HAWKINS, on Mosnav, JULY sth. 1069, at the
Tows Alum, BNIERLEY HILL. at Six o'clock, in the
Evening, subject to conditions to be then read, in the
following or other Lots as may be agreed upon at the
time of sale :
Lot I.—All those Seven FRF,F.IIOI,II well !milt
DWELLING.HOUSF.S. with the Browhonso ant Out-
buildings belonging adjoining the " Turing FDIVIACEA
INN," Level-street fnur of which front the said atreet,
and the other three adjoining at the back; in the rea•
pective occupations of John Holden... Joseph Protherne,
Charles Bates, Solomon Newton, Richard Tenon... Wil-
liam Smith, and one void ; producing a rental of £45 IRs
84 per ann.,
Lot 2.—All that pleasantly•ailwated Plot of BUILD-
ING LAND, now used as Garden Land, situate at tha
bark of Loll.
Further particulars may he obtained from Messrs.
Harward, Shepherd, and Harward. Solicitors, Stony-
bridge. or the Auctioneer, Brierley Hill.
Kinyswinford, Stqflimishite.
VALUABLE OLD-LICENSED PUBLIC-HOUSE AND
BUILDING LAND.
riro be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr.
1. HA WKINS, on MONDAY, JUNE 2Sth, ISO, at the
houae of Mr. Hillman. the Cuoss law, KINGSWINFORD,
at Six o'clock in the Evening, subject to conditions to
be then read, in the following or other Lots, as may be
agreed upon at the time of sale:—
Lot that desirable and welt-situated Old-
Licensed PUBLIC-HOUSE and Premises, known as
"THE COTTAGE," situate DI the centre of hingswinf ad,
comprising Tap Room. Bar, Parlour, three Chambers.
Brewhouse, Cellar, two Stables, productive and well
fruited Garden, with pair of Entrance Gates, situate in
High-street, sad fronting the Kingswinford and Dudley
turnpike road, in the occupation of Mr. Frederick
Chettoe.
Lot that Plot of BUILDING LAND, situate
in Cottage-street (No. 8 and 9 in Well Estate Land So-
cietv), and containing by admeasurement 667 square
yards, or thereabouts.
Further particulars may be obtained of Messrs. TORT.
man and Gould, Solicitors, Stourbridge ; er the Aug
tioneer, Brierley Hill.

WOR OES7EI:SHIRE.
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FIRST-CLASS FREEHOLD RESIDENCES,
SEMIDETACHED OFFICES, AND EXTENSIVE
PREMISES,
Nos. 87 et 89, MG If-STREET, STOURBRIDGE.
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nAYIES and KING are instrneted to SELL
by AUCTION. on FRIDAY, the 10th day of JUNE.
1869, RI the TALBOT HOTEL, STOVIIHRTDOE, at Five for
Six o'clock in the Evening, and subject to conditions
then to be produced:—
That commodious FAMILY RESIDENCE, with the
Semi-detached Offices, situate in Upper High-street,
Stonrbridge, and being No. 07 thereof, with private
Lawn, large and productive Kitchen Garden, capital
Stabling. Carriage House, Harness, Corn and Straw
Rooms. Yard. and Ontbnildings, now in the occupation
of the Rev. Thomas Williams, as a yearly tenant, at the
low annual rent of £6O.
Also, the adjoining RESIDENCE. No. 88, High'
street, Stout:bridge, lately occupied by Mr. Ponton,
Solicitor Nit now void), as a yearly tenant, at the annual
rent of LOS.
The area of the above is Oa. Ir. 10p.
To view, and for farther information. apple to Messrs.
IT3rwarel, Shepherd, and Hamar& Solicitors. Stour-
bridge ; or to Panics nod King, Land Agents, Stoor.
bridge and Beierle y Hill; at a-hose Offices a plan of the
Property may be Peen.
UNRESERVED SALE AT THE BULL'S HEAD TNN,
Fire Ina?, Cradley Heath.
TO PUBLICANS, BROKERS AND OTHERS.
110 be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. THOS.
1. HOMER. on ITownay Next, 14th JUNE. 1869, the
POSSESSION of the abnve welbsituated PREMISES.
together with the STOCK. Brewing Vessels, and Public'
house Fixtures. comprising Oak Ale Casks, Wash Tub,
Cast-iron Bailerte, Ale Coolers, Tubs, Shop Fixtures,
4-pull Ale Machine, Tables, Benches, Jugs, °lapses.
Fittings, and part of HOUSEHOLD FITRNITURE,
belonging to Mr. J. Mason, who is giving up the Busi-
ness.
Sale to commence at Eleven o'clock.
Auctioneer's Office : Five Ways, Cradley Heath.
HOLY CROSS STOCK SALE.
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TO DEALERS, BUTCHERS, & OTHERS.
' ..e'
MILA IVCI't!N tiat will
Lt"sSL law,by
CIVET, on MONDAY NEXT. the 14th JUNE,
- —1669, a quantity of t' me FAT and
_cat!
STORE SHEEP and LAMBS, including a Grey.faced
Ewe and Lamb found at ('lent: several Head of CAT.
TIE, Cow and Calf. Fat Calf; Store and other PIGS;
also a very useful Bay 110118 E, 16 hands, 5 years old,
suitable for a Brougham
831 e to commence at One o'clock.
Offices : Cleat; Craelley ; and No. 1, Market Place,
Blackheath, Rowley Regis.
PARKES-STREET, BRIERLEY HILL.
TO be SOLD by AUCTION. by SAMUEL
INSULL, on Mopneor NeXT. .Trxr 11. 1869. a
Portion of Neat and Clean HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURK and useful Effe eta. belonging to Mra. Newton,
who is leaving the Neighbourhood.
Sale to commence at Eleven o'clock.

FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSES,
CHAPEL-STREET, HART'S HILL.
910 be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr.
I- HAWKINS (by order of the Mortgagee), on
TrEsmir. JUNE 15th, 18C2. at the House of Mr. Benja-
min Phillips. the ROUND OAK INN, Born) OAK. at Six
o'clock in the Evening, subject to conditions to be then
read :
All those Four Newly-built FREF.TIOLD DWEL-
LING.HOUSES, with two Brewhouses, four Piggeries,
Outbuildings, Well of Water, and Enclosed Yard, situate
in Chapel-street, Hart's Hill, flower late in the respec-
tive occupations of George Dobbs, Joseph Bradney, Al,.
adorn Homer, and Mrs. Guest, producing a rental of £2B
12s.
Being well-built, and in close contiguity to several
ironworks, the above will generally command good ten-
ants.
Further particulars of Mr. Thomas Wall, Solicitor,
Stourbridge ; or the Auctioneer, Brierley Hill.

K INVER, STAFFORDSHIRE.
FREEHOLD BUSINESS PREMISES, DWELLING.
HOUSES, AND TITHE COMMUTATION
RENT CHARGES.
TO be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr.
HAWKINS, on MONDAY. the 14% day of JIINE,
180, at the WEITTE HART INN. KINVER, at Sii o'clock in
the Evening, subject to conditions to be then read, in the
following or such other Lots as may be determined upon
at the time of Sale:—
Lot I.—RENT CHARGE in lieu of Tithes.payable
from Lands at Potter's Cross, in the Pariah of Kinver,
amounting to £lO Is 51 per annum.
Lot 2.—Hy Order of the Mortgagees, all those two
desirable substantially-built SHOPS and DWELLING-
HOUSES, one of which is occupied as a Draper's and
Clothier's Shop, comprising spacious double Front Shop,
Counting House, Drawing Room, Sitting Room, Dining
ROOM, Kitchen, six Bed ROOMS, good Cellar, Stable,
Outbuildings, productive and well.fruited Garden, to-
gether with the Grocer's Shop adjoining, comprising
Plate Glass Front Shop. Sitting Room, Cooking Kitchen,
three Bed Rooms, two Warehouses. Cellar, and Out-
buildings, situated in the centre of High-street, opposite
the White Hart Inn, and bounded at the back by the
river Stour, in the respective occupations of Mr. Samuel
Dicken and Mr William Lander, producing a yearly ren-
tal of 19...
Further particulars may be obtained from Messrs.
Pearman and Gould. Solicitors, Stourbridge; or the
Auctioneer, Brierley Hill.

GIG MILL, 670(7:MIDGE.
VALUABLE CORNER PROPERTY.
SARJENT WITTON is favoured with In-
structions to OFFER for SALE by PUBLIC
AUCTION, at the Ron LION livirr, New STBEET, STOLE-
BRIDGE, 00 FRIDAY, th• 25th day of JUNE., 1889, at Six
o'clock in the Evening, in one Lot. and subject to the
conditions to be then and there produced,—
All thoae Four FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSES
with large and productive Gardens. Brewhouses, and
other Outbuildings thereto; now in the respective occu-
pations of Eliza Price, and others. There is a 11011 of
good Water on the Premises, and the annual rentals of
the whole property are 126 fir 84, and has two frontages
—one to the Glebe-lane of 66 yards or thereabouts, and
the other to the road leading from the Heath to Kinver,
and contains in the whole 1738 square yards, or there-
abouts.
The Property commands fine picturesque views, and is
in a first-class position for Building Purposes; and the
Property altogether offers a good opportunity for profit-
able investment.
For further particulars, apply to Messrs. Freer and
Perry, Solicitors; or the Auctioneer, Stourbridge,
WORCESTERSHIRE.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, WITH
VALUABLE MINES OF FIRE-CLAY AND COAL
UNDER PART,
Situate at the LYE, the HEATH, and at OLD-
SIFINFORD.
gARJENT WITTON will SELL by AUC-
k. TION, at the TALBOT HOTEL, STOUBBRIDGE, on
FRIDAY, the lad day of JULY, 1869, at Six o'clock in
the Evening, subject to conditions to be then produced:
Lot I.—All those Nine FREEHOLD DWELLING.
HOUSES, with the Nailshops, Brewhouses, and other '
Outbuildings and Gardens, at Bott-lane, the Lye, occupied
by Thomas Lloyd and others, at the aggregate annual
, rent of £4B 15o; also, a commodious DWELLING.
HOUSE, with Grocer's Shop, Bakehouse, Washhouse,
and other Buildings, Well of Water, and very large
Garden, in the ocarpation of John Stevens, at the low
annual rental of £l7; also, a Close of LAND, used as
Gardens. Th la Lot, including the site of the Buildings,
contains 3,196 square yards, and is supposed to contain
valnable Mines of Coal and Clay, and adjoins the
Criddin Mines of Messrs. Perrins and Harrison.
Lot 2.—A1l those Two substantially-built DWEL-
LING-HOUSES, with Brewhouse and Yard, situate
opposite Lot 1, and in the respective occupations of
Henry Dudley and Samuel Willetts. Rent, £9 19s
4d.
Lot 3.—A1l those Three substantially-built DWEL-
LING-HOUSES, with Washhouses and other Out-
buildings, situate at the Heath, Stourbridge, fronting the
Stourbridge and Kidderminster Road, and a frontage to
the new street leading thereout to Hanbury Hill. Rent,
£29 is per annum.
Lot 4.—A1l that substantially-built DWELLING-
HOUSE, near to the Cross, Upper Swinford, fronting
the Turnpike Road from Stourbridge to Hagley. The
Premises contain a large Front Shop, Parlour, Kitchen.
three Chambers, Cellars, Washhouse, Outbuildings, and
large Garden, and is occupied by Mrs. Caroline Perks.
Rent, £lB per annum.
For further particulars, apply to Messrs. Bourne and
Owen, Soliciturs, Dudley ; Mr. Rowland Price, Solicitor;
or to the Auctioneer, both of Stourbridge.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTIES,
AT UPPER SWINFORD AND NORTON, NEAR
STOURBRIDOE.
AT from the Trustee,R.rTAYLOß 1s
f h
favoured
Will
withed
NlO if he la, m
ntstti rcttiosrs
William Bateman, to OFFER for SALE by AUCTION
in the course of this month, v tuable FRI 4 EHOLD
BITILDING SITE, DWELLING-HOUSES, and
TIMBER YARD, situate at Upper Swinford and Norton,
near Storrbridge.
Particular, in future advertisement.
BRIERLEY HILL.
VALUABLE AND IMPORTANT FREEHOLD INN,
Market Place, Bowling Green, and
MESSUAGES,
Hiyk-street and Moor-street, Brierley
TO be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. JOHN
BENT, on TUESDAY, the 22nd day of Jure,
1589, at the Hones of Mrs. Addenbrooke, the House
SHOE INN, Mlort•ThlrEY, BRIE RLEY HILL. at Six
o'clock in the Evening, subject to conditions to be then
read, in the following or such other lots ns may lie agreed
upon et the time of Sale, all that valuable PROPERTY(
known as the
HORSE SHOE INN,
situate in the centre of Brierley Hill, close to the janc-
lion of five Streets, and fronting High street and Moor.
street. Brierley Hill. These Preiniae• comprise spacious
Spirit Vaults (42ft. long by 191 t. wide), with double fron-
tage to Migh.street and Mnorstreet, and side entrance
to the Market Place ; Bar Parlour, excellent Smoke Room
(21ft. by 13ft.), Parlour, Kitchen, Pantry, Cooking
liitrhen, fitted up with two boilers and soft water pump ;
edoc effirmhere, Spirit Room and Closet, two Staircases,
spacious and lofty
CONCERT ROOM
ffiGft. long by 21ft, wide, independent of Stage 21ft, by
loft.; also • well-arranged Gallery, 151 t. by lift., with
Bar and two Dressing Rooms), fonr good Cellars, Brew.
house, Malt Room, paved Yard, with hard water pump;
Stabling for Eight Horses, and Store Room, now in the
occupation of Mrs. Addenbrooke. Also, all that ex-
cellent
MARKET PLACE,
adjoining the Horse Shoe Inn, having a frontage of 29
yards 2 feet, with a back entrance into Moor-street,
covered Building, used as Butchers' Shambles, 100 feet
long, by 12 feet wide, with Hard-water Pump in the con'
tre. Gas is laid throughout. Also, the
STORE ROOM,
Adjoining the Shambles, 21 feet by 12 feet; and a large
Store Room, opening into the Market Place, 61 feet by
12 feet; with Bowling Alley underneath, boarded floor-
ing, and Soft-water Cistern. Also, all that well laid out
and spacious
BOWLING GREEN,
suitable for public or private use. Also, all that exe (-I
lent
BAKER'S SHOP
and Ontbnildings, situated in Moor-street, Brierley
having a double frontage, excellent Kitchen, Parlour,
four good Chambers, Cellar, Brewhouse, Eight-bushel
Bakehouse, Soft.water Cistern, and other Outbuildings.
now in the occupation of Mr. Joseph Davies. Also all
those
FOUR FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSES.
situated at the back of the Market Place, Brierley Hill.
and now in the several occupations of Martha Brace, Job
Cartwright, Edward Danter, and Robert Clarke.
The above Property is centrally situated, anl the most
valuable and important in Brierley Hill.
The Inn has been recently and substantially erected,
and contains suitable Rooms for ordinary business, for
public Concerts, Meetings. 3:c., (Lc.
The Market Place is spacious, and )(aids a large reve-
nue, and in the hands of a spirited Proprietor, will be
the principal Market Place in the district.
It is also suitable for the erection of Shops, or any
important Public Building.
For further particulars, apply at the respective offices
of Messrs. Sanders and Smith, Solicitors, Dudley;
Messrs. Homfray and Flolherton, Solicitors, Brierley
Hill : or the Auctioneer, Dudley.

BELBROUGHTON.
TO be LET, with immediate possession, a
Detached COTTAGE, most pleasantly situated,
within an easy walk Of (lent Hills, containing Parlour,
Sitting Boom, Back Kitchen, and Three lied Booms.
—Apply to Mrs. &antic., Bello oughten, near Stour.
bridge.
MO be LET, at Midstimmer, a STABLE and
COACHHOUSE, in the Hartley road, Stonrbridge.
—Apply at the °Gum,. (Mice, High.atreet, Stour-
briege.
TO be LET, a HOUSElpleasantly situated at
the Longlands, containing three :looms upstairs
and three down. Good simply of Soft Water.—For par•
tieulars apply to Mr. I. Porter, Hatter, High-street,
Stourbridge.

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CAR, CAB, AND POSTING ESTABLISHMENT.
ATRS. A. BROWN, in returning thanks to
.01. the Public for the suppott she has received in
the above Business, begs to announce that she has trans-
ferred the Business to her son Thomns Brown, on whose
behalf she wou:d solicit a continuance of past favours.
THOMAS BROWN,
In succeeding to the above Business, begs to infirm
the Gentry and Publi.i generally, that he can supply them
with
WEDDING CARS, WAGONETTES, CABS, CARS,
PHIETONS, GIGS, AND OTHER VEHICLES.
For Business or Pleasure Parties, on the Shortest
Notice,
POSTING ESTABLISHMENT,
COVENEY-STREET, STOURBRIDGE.
FORESTERS' ARMS N N
AND
EATING HOUSE,
47, COVENTRY-STREET, STOURBRIDGE.
--
ALES, PORTER, BITTER ALES, Sic.,
Of the Finest Quality.
GENUINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
DINING AND REFRESHMENT ROOMS,
REPLETE WITH EVI:RY COMFORT.
AN ORDINARY ON FRIDAYS, AT ONE O'CLOCK
Hot Joints, (fr. every day at One, and from Twelre
o'clock on County Court Day.
CHOPS, STEAKS, &C., &C., ON THE SHORTEST
NOTICE.
TRIPE AND COW HEELS ON FRIDAYS AND SATURDAYS AT 7 P.M.
JOHN LAWLEY, Proprietor.
MR. ARCHER CLARKE
BEGS to announce that he has just completed
the ALTERATION 3 and ENLARGEMENT of
his PHOTOGRPHIC STUDIO, whereby a great im-
provement is effected in the Lighting, consequently,
Cartes and nth er Portraits are lir. idled in much less time
than pre vhiusly ; and all Orders entrust. 11 tl I his sore will
have his personal supervbdon.
71, 111till.MTLEET, SLOW:BRIDGE.
10th May, 1869.

•
STOURBRIDGE CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY.
48, HAGLEY ROAD, STOURBRIDGE.
MR. EDWARD CUND
IN taking to the above Old-established Trade, solicits the enntinnaiion and extension of the
Patronage hitherto afforded, and, I.y his personal superintendence, and with his experience in every depar
ment of
Trusts to merit their Favours.
E. C. begs respectfully to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and Inhabitants generally of Stourbridge and
its vicinity, that lie tins now in Stork a varixtv of
NEW AND SECOND-HAND CARRIAGES,
Made of the Best Materials a id Workmanship.
A WARRENTY GIVEN WITH EVERY NEW CARRIAGE FROM THIS ERTARIASAMENT.
CARRIAGES LENT WHILST REPAIRS ARE BEING DONE.
-r
FRENCH PY FING AND CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT,
'7O, HIGH STREET, STOURBRIDGE.
W. SAND-LAND,
IF BIM LONDON'
BE,Tompo}oliapteheet fll4 tFosu acquaintisut,lrF
\T,,,pdfiocrti'of Stotirbridgc and Neighbourhood, that he
DYEING- AND CI=A_I\TING-,
And Can assure all who may honour him with their patronage, that all Orders shall have his immedrste attention
coupled with the latest inventions and improvements in the trade.
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES RENOVATED
BY THE
NEW ST EA M
PROCESS.
70, HIGH-STREET, STOCRARTROF.

FUNERAL CARRIAGE ESTABLISHMENT,
STONE-STREET, DUDLEY.
GEORGE MORRIS
ei
IV reapectfnlly retnrn thanks to the Public generally for the very kind support
recved in the FUNERAL DEPARTMENT of his Business, and begs to assure them that it
will always be his study to merit a continuance of that support by PERSONAL attention, and the conduct.
leg of Fr'NETULN in the most solemn manner, and upon the moat reasonable terms. Cabs, Cars, and
Gigs on hire on the Shortest Notice.
O. MORRIS HAS ALSO ADDED TO HIS ESTABLISHMENT,
A ATENT CO3IPOSITE HEARSE
Which is a decided improvement upon the Hearses we have been accustomed to see. Its appearance is
elegant, aud with a pair of first-class black horses, would do no discredit to the funeral rites of the upper
classes.
By this arrangement the very unseemly practice of placing the coffin either beneath the mourners or
underneath the hammercluth of the coachman, is entirely dispensed with.
As this improved Hearse becomes more extensively known, it cannot fail to be widely approved and
adopted.
OBSERVE THE ADDRESS—
C. MORRIS, STONE STREET, DUDLEY.

LONDON HOUSE, HIGH STREET, HALESOWEN.
anb funeral Fdarcl)oust.
,T. 11. TRENCHARD
IS now SIIOWING the Largest and
aßest Stock of MOURNING GOODS in the
Coburgs and Alpacas, from 51d. per yard.
I French Twill, Baratheas, Balmoral Crapes, and Princettas, from Is. per yard.
' Silk in every make, from Is. 9d. per yard. Crape from Is. 4d. per yard; and all other
Articles requisite for Family Mourning.
N.B.—PALL, CLOAKS, AND HATBANDS.
HEARSE & MOURNING COACHES TOR HIRE, ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE.

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THE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
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This woudaful Ow , mem sets like in i:: in the (.:r .., ot old -scouttas, sores, and 1
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ulcers. however itiv..t Tau. It's ellect is marvellous in eases of paralysis, contracted
1 or sti il! joints, and in sto;yar of the aster or disorders of the kidneys it is unequalled
.A_STI-IMA. ../11•1-3D iiI2.01;ICIIITIS.
~, This class oi eases, includim, , sure throats, bad coughs, and Colds. may be infalli- -
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bly cured by well rubbing this rtmedy twit::: a day oa the breast, throat, and chest.
1 33..A...3D LEGS, PAD 13A.ST'S, „ETC
.1 In many hospitals in Europe this celehrated r‘nti,sly is now in general use.
11 In Spain, Portugal. and in Italy, the Pityicians regularly Fiscribe its use for
i sores and ulcers. Sailors, soldiers, emigrants, and miners tiud it most invaluable.
lIIIPP,T.TiDITCaIS'.'s OF -1-01..TT1-1.
't ertain old sores and swellings can li:.? effeetatlly cured by the joint agency
lt• of Holloway's Ointment and Pills, if uscd acecoating to the printed directions.
Gout
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The Ointment and Pills should be used coujointly in miezt of the following cases: i
. Asthma
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Brouchitis Lumbago Piles
adargemcnt of RI, ,stoat :cm
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- discernible as a Irt:.-;_., tN. '.- in ~ k- .'.i i :xi' it -, ,i of the book !' ,li•e. I 'ns ; which rn ty ,
Ibe plainly seen by hold oj dto the light.—*** Sold at the lo mulactory of I'r.-f.,... 1
icor HoLL,VI.Iy, 244, Strand, London, and by all Dealers in Nledieina, it pots at I,
is. 11d.. 2s. td., 4s. 6d., II s., 225.. and '.s.—l.ic-re is a consfd,r 1'....e saving by 1!
! taking the Lrge.r sizes—Very eup.uud thr,t,:tlua A.:. use zue ailixA to eavh pet. I
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Ante rue curiosities ol onia.al advertising, one
of the richest specimens ever met with ,if not a hoax, ap-
peared in Monday's If orni og Pest. It is well worth •
perusal.
An exposition of dogs and eats is now being held ia
the Rue Picot, Paris.
On Friday night there was a riot amongst the miners
at Laxey, Isle of aian, anti before the disturbance wax quelled
two of the rioters were iejured.
Ano'her Interna,ional Exhibition ix spoken of, to
be held at Lyons in 1071.
A gun is being exhibited in San Frau:risco that is
said to tire SOO shots. motet*
"Why ghoul] visitors to the sea-coast at this time
of the year make it a rule trot ti stop at si amide or R ties-
gate, hot cel Moor g the tetoatt Becsuse they will And tie Devi
Walther further on."—Pen.
A court-martial has Ire-n held at Poreirouth, no
board the flag ship Mitke of Welingtun to try Sir le erteete
60 Keirre, Atria ant pay .seater of the Bosenwen. tin a 'barge
of being drunk on lewd the said 'hip, th or aamit the 22ad
of lit moth. The Ottllrt adjudged the rismer 10 erereje
all settiority us rave 51. tem iumter, to be dismissed the bide,
awl severely resort:roweled.
ChiJago claims to have the mor.t valuale trifle in
America—iiitsuaw, for which 30,0.0 dela, bars latter meg
refused.
A return of the value of bullion, gold and silver;
Imported Meant] exported front India, has 'um been issued,
from wroth it appears that the total excess of tile Mrlloll,ll
over exports hose 1600 to 1867 amounts to 40,311,131.30, The
total value of the coin account during the came period
amounted to £2c2,567,643.
A serions street row took place in Liverpool on Sun-
day morning, lx attempting to disperse a drunk.] and die.
°riled) crowd hi obe or the moist quarters of the toe., a
pooliee (officer Wit. Set 111.00 by. worm,r allti tato 11101A10,
anti Stattlie•l ill eve Places. liii iir,tilriful it be will recover.
Another officer was aisu attacked and severely Injured.
The Pane Putrie says that several ',spent, ie mime-
ratitig the artillery force of Prussia, have deelars d that it
Colltialil of bAltiO gulls, and that the,. of France Ii immortally
',theme f• Without euterieg 110* tem ally comp...SM.,.
sits the "we may per hens be allireeti to remark that
Fiance t o.,,aasaii a total of 4055 cOlOl, the bulk or which are
1110VV111.1 extrema. or told pieces ehigh have bees steeled,
and trial our artillery enjoys a very high reputation in
Europe."
After along march, during the late war, it is related
that a captain Of tlelAtl PS a 1011titary precoution. aril tile
intii should change their undershirts. It was augmented to
Mtn that half the men 11011 only rlre Illrit t each. Tire captain
hesitated or a moment. apti then abid :—.• Military ortiera
must Ise oh, yeti ; let toe men eternize with each other."
Two clergymen were our, mg the judges of [sporting
dogs at the recent dog show in Londen.
A eplendid spec-men of the wild swan was shot last
week near castletown, Isle of Man It rre asured from each
t.p of the where eoght feet, from bill to tallniumeen feet, and
weighed 191 b.
At the eale of a private cellar of choice wine, the
pronoerty of Dr. Lovejoy, of Portman-street, Loudon, at
Garrawry 'a, • lot et tell dozen of remai kably tine i'h lean
Marg.., of 1840 ,MaClealo'S , was sold at 1400. per dozen.
Richard Waring, a boy of about three and a half
nears of age, while plasiirg e ith other in the
vim& y of a bender./ in cowte of ei eetido ill Clifton, fell into
a pit of slacked lime, and was so much burnt that he died
next urethral&
A en wiety has been formed in the Evangelical Verein-
&haus of Berlit, tor the propag Atm of the Gospel in Spam.
An horel landlord in California saves the exiwnse of
a gong by keeptug a dog, whose tall he purls for 0 Matt..
It iv sad that BM inquiry is about to be male as to
toe olibp sal oof the £30,000 which is voted yearly as •• aecret
beet ice money."
Tile A indralty have decided that xi further
tie- sad be afforded by th-tu for einigtation.
Sir Edwin Lainiseer harr sold his I• Swannery in-
vaded Ity Sri Eagles," to the Marquis of Northampton, tar
4,000 guiriem.
The oalue of the aold found in the Sutherland dig.
dud, ep to the end of May, way about £7,01.10. The present
somber of woo kers is two oundred.
A little giil fir I from a threeator. y window in
GI asg• iw, the other bight, awl, strange to say, was hut &lightly
injured.
The former editor and proprietor of the Al ally
(lirrtiana. Leg, t Ikea leave oif the patrons of than sheet in tile
folliiwing unique style :--'• Valeoltemory Fares. l ! No
teare, 110 sights, too y. • Let us have peace..--11. S. K."
It is said that the Attorney• General if the United
A'ates has gives as his opiirl..erhiat the cable if the Sr. itch
Telegraphic Company c onto, be connee`ed with the terri-
tory of the United Statell witlicout the periubeion of Cenereek
The town comma of Leeds have resolve i unani-
mously to nienetrmlise the Moine Secrets.) to ameont
salaried police ittagretrate for the bor ugh, and paused a byes
law Mao% the •alar., at £1,009 per allltUlll.
The New York Times strongly denouncer, the move-
met., 0101 56 t some the leading Repute...re to maim the
Alabama define a party Wine at the I. h • lige bet hors.
Toe Times hopes and implores that such a course may not
• lie taken.
Letters from Brusorrls state that, as the health of
the Empress Charlotte requites mou .faint Mr and streugthen-
ing waters, the medical nien have imiereil lice to lass a
at sent at liameresole-Luchon (Haute Gatirlllle), where
apartments have already been prepared Icor her Sf aSjesoy.
It is to be feared that the United Kingdom. are of
Vre litre ri steamere trading h teem New You k and v,
has niet with mum feeritt c ometroophe Sire lett New York
on the 19th of April with a full freiget or penitent:ma all I a
large quantity ol merchandise, but nothing has biome been
he rd lit her.
"The creme ,if /a erline of the London world have
deserted the 'Los" on stoodays anti seers to he hetakirm
themselves mice store to 'lsm Palk. A grist malty people
saunter about by tit, flowers ott the tight tele ol the drive,
, aud nO weeder, f rit is sot pretty hoe eith the rho el denorogri
' Mesh oof hicarilt ; old th, re is wide a ciuth tu K enhiote-
tots Gardens 011 Sunday afternoom."—Queen.
Major Williamson, in one of his reports to the Com-
miss mer of Couch Behar, tied circa a Gerroow
father ie kel d by a tiker—apparehtly a not 1111110111111011
!Wale Ili those ear tact !thornier: o,ff the mortal coil the eons
change their mores, in seder to throw the tiger r off the scent
id their identity, in caste he should hove routed huetility to
the fieiliy!
A Win of the late prizefighter, Tom Sayers, has
made his appearance in the ruuste.hall u'cold air a comic
.mer.
The young Queen of Portuzal's health (ways the
&Mow is said to be so delicate that but slight hopes of ner
• recovery me entertamed S, vi. oat ak that ehe hla bete
olori„ied to eehounce the journey to Ray which her Metrical
Illerr had 011ie red.
The Washington corresporrilent of the New York
TillOIS telegraphs to th.ot jourriel teat ''tire Pregmoot and
hie C th lief, are eutirely iii accoi d id, the pont, that a lo reign
war wood ioe extremely threat. ous at the present [mt."—
[We elpould think eo
Iti Brutori•street, London, there is a " gymnosium
for holies and childrem" a rather novel hist .tetiooot its
laud, but commis • enough in Raw& and Germ my. It is
conducted by Madame 01,1110,. a lorry Will, eltj )8 •MO
vontereitted reputation ler the succebees ahe has mimeorl in
teaching tanathr nic exercises.
An adjurluarion of bankruptcy has been made
against Rod:min Higgs, late eahhier to t .e Central Gas
Comp.) clii, recently ansconded after def. euding his eun
/doyen of upwards of £.o,orou. The adjudt'atiou hat Icon
1114019 null the pet ilon of a private ere •ttor. The plahot If is
deeeribed as it Teorderogtoon. Middlesex, late clerk oo the
rentr .1 leas tionipany. 'rite first aitillig itioappointed for the
16th inst. The oioject of this eruct Ming is euppowd too he
in some way to i liumice a iosttibutern of the baukrept's
property, hut at present no particulars have been durelmed.
The New York Times says :—"Mr. Beecher lately
Term red with some feelong to hie experienees with the epee-
cants for rd l el (i.e. 1111011ey , writ, are constantly tires.%
Upon his tiule Intl iambs He said that he had node braes to
individuals ilium all over the eirrlllity, pllttllla (Mill all tOrti
of piteous eppeale and plem; lout he had never sorrow. hie
money to come hash except in one ihstriece nail r that was
wheh he lent three dollare to a pour to gm woman.
An open air anti.Glafig..lll3 demonstration took
place at Lunoiunderty last Saturday, attended by about
geOu pers-m ; She James Murra), lit, preaelect The
Apereetice Boys with their hand atlelltieti en nwpse. Ems
solutions, ColideMll4lol7 of the Church Bill, %ere passed,
eini petition. to the Queen and the Lords adopted. Theta
were no distut baucee; a strong body of police and Maar,
was present.
At Manchester, a poor looking girl, apparently not
more than ten years of age, errs comic:led of steeling poir
of earrings front a little girl only six yews of sge It wall
stated by the police that r brie aere hoe other chat...against
the prisoner o 1 lobbing children in the streets The magus-
teat, sent her to potion tor a fortnight, and thence to •
refiirmatidy for five years.
The total cost of the test ballot at Stafford to deter-
mitre which of the Liberal candidates seould retire was
£2B is 6d. 958 persons voted, 771 split their troteit and 100
plumped Orre vide seas rejected as voiol. Sir Odger ore
tamed 161 pletropers; Mr. Leans, 4; 51r. Whitworth, ti; and
Ste. Jenkins, 15.
In Wrtteirberg, the old town of Martin Luther, an
inoustrial exhibition was opened ou the Ist hag aro t width lime
far 'surpassed the Most sairgritire espectai ))))) s of its pro-
f, ctors No less than 939 initurifmturere, smith 2,000 sped-
rums of their industrial sn ill have been tit presented ce this
0,111.1..” The drspley posseews a peculiar interest 11l bee g
tempoeed almost exciusively el mimeo:tee( German Mammy,
of which there is now In Witteriberg a more complete col-
lection than was to be seen in any of the great European
exhieit
Riding hogs through the streme is recommended as •
preparatory praetice for managing a v. locipetle.
A bill to provide for the An luntary registration of
trade maths, prepared laud brought in by Sir Shari Letters
and Mr. John Brtht, wax punlished ear Seturolay It bea
ftftytwo clauees Mill two schedules he second schedule
shows the mar nium amounts of the Mem proposed to be
allowed. The coat of the ormitral registry Is not to exceed
£5 ; the transfer or transmissien, or partition beta ecru pout
,owners Into be fixed at ; the annual fee at El, restoration
within three moldier tl, and atter three to Wei £2 A few
other fees, raiogitog from ls. to luso are to be payable under
certaiii circumstances.
It is stated that while the Viceroy of E.rypt was
treated 111 Vreltha with all possible attention, great care was
taken tit show that he was lioL'eect hoed as a sovereign the
hinpi.ror dud not wait for him on artivilig, or am member of
the Impanel family. At the forme] reception, too, the
rearki•li ambits-Moe was poeseut, as if to heti-ate that
the Viceroy was regarded as a vaasal, tl.ugh of puled"
rank.
The Jodicial Committee of the Privy Council have
appointed the 19th learnt foe' Marine tee petti. oof appeal
Slept-aid v. Proilihnote and Bennett," Tne tmeettiou rattiest
is wrather the Dean of Arcliee (bit it. Phillimore) is bound
to arrcept letters of requeet un charges of alleged heresy
against Mr. Ben nett, of to'r 011ie. in Lire absence of any reason
eeirog mistimed why the ease could not he heard in the Con-
sisturial Court of Bath said Wells.
" We see by the advertisements that Britannia's
Magazine has completed Its vellum We trust foe the seke
~f the Americans that Britamoia's next volume will pot be •
voletne of soued—the bound of artillery !"—Tom hook
Through tire patent low are not good for the public at
large, there sue persons for whom they are very g.01.n mused.
The official et. miate in that Ili the current lea, tees aniorint.
lag tor fume than £12,04. will lie paid to the Eriglis'o Alt or.
my- General an • Soleitor-Generel for examining .d pa-sing
patents, slid more tn. Lou° guineas to therr eo rks
Profeesor Logreins arivertirda in the Era that he
r' would like to purchase an iiidmtrious flee and & per,. na.
big elephant
A man died recently in New Orleans, leaving one of
the brio feet will. ott record. It consisted 0 five e ords—
" Mr. Roper is my heiress"—with a c dice of four or five
tennis loony Tha will was contested an the courts, but ite
legality was sustained.
It is nuderstood that the Phancellor of the Ex-
chequer has &mother surprise in store ftor his friends and his
enemies. The thece.siom moil the erobete list es ale er go
a considerable slteration, mid peg ibly antalgemattoon, with •
general result undreamed of in the philosophy of uramary
blowiest Ministers.
" Matiimonv.—A clergyman, middle aged, well
born, ;mod larking, dealt, s marriage with a lady, bete een
thirty and forty, id indeprielerot Melilla Cartes exch.igeti.
—Address Liortorius,' post-office, SOMerioll, Tatudem."—
Advertisement hi Morning Nat.
The " Feathers Hotel at Manchester ham been
outlet ins from ghostly influence, the ghost or Khoo.a indulg-
ing in nell.riteAng A ghost dressed in black it Sit,. Pali to
Montt the whirr . The conk has been so much affeeo ol by
these -piritual mardbetatious that she has hart to leave,
sea it, y i•l. Some days ago belheng,re were got lido the
house, e leo la artaroged the wires mod muffled the bells all
110 lbs Meat, it was stippo.ed that the perturhed sprit hod
brie I ni ot last to leer, at, idea that was co tothrued by the
fact tird for six viable rite-outlet the " chr at" ii.a 0 110
nianifeatatlon, lint I e has once renew. 11 his mailifeyratimos.
The landlord is hesitating by his Louse being continually
csuirikatl.