The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1869-01-09 00:00:00

help wbkh they w aull lilts ti see. He hoped they Multi
see a greet increase in the member of members, anti
greeter eareestness and desire to extetel the echmetional
and then dispored to their homes, heaping
.s 1 Bested &time this by an ainotenr performance originated. we
advantages of the meiety.-The Bishop of Rochester
blessings on the heals of their friends who had •
belies e, with Mr. T. Holynake. Fortueatelv. he met
a shilling each at the hands of their kind beitaiectdorzi bfute,udrh.safdiheTKheiesepeercisaletnibejneeelt isnevhieeowleweansdtotie,eereittetheei
then addressed she meeting. He said he need net asiittre
them so nauniaceutly with those b tth able and willing to second him in the
them with what pleasure and satiefaetion he found Muss
twitter, and the result Was in every respect sueersafel. self amongst them again, feeling very much as if the
WORDSLEY. The Grammer School, where, for the nonce. declining link between them had never been broken. There was
and construing and parsing were utterly sent to the right
only one cireuuistance which east a shadow over the plea-
Dertllt AND RIGTOMI..-At the Petty Sessions. on Mons
about, was traneformee into a very good temporary time, sure of his visit to them. He could not forget there was
(ley last, before de Holcroft and P. Smith. Esqrs.. Joseph , a fuse absent that evening which on similar gatherines
the room, and scenery and stage property suffiei"t for had hi-en one of the first to welcome him. lie could
drunk and rintoue on the 26th ultimo, at Xingewinford.
Hanley was charged by Superinteadent Mills vrith being etre. An elevated stage woe erected at one extremity of
the recinirements of an amateur performance were "laid
not forget there was one house in that parish in the
Police-consteble Clarke proved the case, and defendant
no The walls of the room were tastefully decorateil
deepest pc,.ible attlietion-a house which but a week ago
was fined ss.was rejOiCilig in the happy Prospects of another •eate
and the happy feelings of another Chriatinas. He iri:
charged by Edward Jones, an ironmonger, residine at
STEALING e Donn MAT. - Thomas Williams Was with.e ee east r rgrs• eTI
cheerfuls
a;
tali, de
animated appearance.
n e t was flly
Someoc tent,
tei tele ..dit
clans were stationed in orthodox position near the I -nt- hided to the death of his most lamented and most able
Round Oeic. with stealing e titter mat. his property, on the
lights, and everything seemed theatrically se o, y7r. The
friend. Dr. Sheppard. He need not tell them hew he
28th ult. William Nickolls said he was a cbainmaker.
performance opened with the old and well-known fart,. himself lied felt his loss; it bad, in a measure, spoilt
living at Round Oak. On the day in ouestion he was in
"Ici on Pule Franmsais," the caste of which Was PS fol. the great pleasure he felt in comine amongst them. He
the prosecutor's shop, and saw the prisoner there. He
saw the prisoner unhang the mat produced. and walk nut Society, and said he wee disappointed to hear that there
of the shop atith it. This was about two &clock. Pro- „
liozis,:i-4, .slflai.j.m tAr
A.
/Alt-Lee/1r;
Jfili,dtt,tistc„,.,.lll,,,ri,..C.
1.
Mo. ._ IS. Wifjfil 'IN. Miss I. Bneknall : eltim tete Sere/gent,
17'.1°. I then alluded to the objects of the Mutual Improyemeut
were notmore members. He should have liked to hew
mentor sold from information he received from the last I:7l.Tl:oftso'lyeake;
wituess he followed the prisoner. The mat was worth
28 8d Could swear to it being his property. Police. ibtriu, Misr AJ. Adams. The farce wasereditsbly per.
Miss H. Williams ; Mrs. Pattiz'', Missißucknall:
parts of the town. It was
still an megrim to him why the society did not sureeed
"4”'''' . their house was too small. and that affiliated societies
constable Fairbauke said be was stetioned et Brierley more. Working men as a body did not seem to arail
Hill. From information received he apprehended the i formed. Mr. Holtioake mode a capital Mr. Spriooias,
Mr. Arnull. too, deserves commendation, and, in fact. the - themselves with pleasure and delight of an educational
prisoner, and chtarged him with stealing a doer met, the and his acting afforded rare amusement to the autlience.
piece WAs well got up in every any, the ladies throwing 1; were being formed in various
1 society. 'f lit re had been • great deal of talk about edu-
propmrty of Edward Jones, at Round Oak, When lie ,
themselves into Muir various parts with much spirit. i
t cation for ineny years. but owing to one cause or another
charged the prisoner with the offstiee, he (the prisoner)
Miss At J. "'II", an 31.0. Serlinli"'''' maiil-°"1-wrnik. 1 he did not illinh much had been done. or as much aa
laughed and said. "It is all right." Prisoner pleaded
did the seuey domestic with gusto. The concluding piece
\ they might now teasonably expect, be did not say from
guilty, and was sentenced to liil weeks' imprisonment,
was . Done on Both Sides." Mr. Holyneke played his
the preseut Parliament, but from the present and those
with hard labour. art to fection in this piece as well as the first, and
the other characters were also well sustained, we need 1 a touching manner to his former connection with Kids
Huth beerhotne, Cornmenside, was charged with keeping
a tarcely add that the audience testified their pleasure in , that were to come after it. The Bishop then alluded in
BEEnitoUSE OFFIINCE.-Tlenry Perry. landlore of the
derminster, and expressed his desire for the future eel.
i p per as
111 s
shoo rine .
.open t
the 29th
2t91 itieh sett! of
Sergeantls eeraf tceerrtehe
Carroll
111,70%01
the case, acid defendant was fined 5s and costs ;ia defettlt tube
eume
eoespteuntemdis,tnakTaubleeedmayaneneeenningThe perfermance was 1
a vote of thanks was pamsed to the ladies who gave treys,
tare-
al' -The Itlhe'v! eAa.""ll'TlUl.mn addressed li ha
a the s °tome eatni ny; enaerast 1;
i 'iliende.
11 days. , on the motion of the Mayor (Mr. Cowen), eeetanded .by
DRENII AIM REMSTNG To QCIT I PDBLIC-TIOCAE.-- BILIERLEY HILL. Mr..!, Brinton.-A miscellaneous concert followed, under
Three men named respectively Wooldridge. Billineharn, the direction of Mr. Fitzgerald, to which Mrs. Sutton,
and Nock, wine charged by James Aehtley with being Lootth BOARD or HEALTH MF.ETINO. -On Mont
&rink and refusing to quit his house when requested. afternoon last, an ordinary monthly meeting of t
Complainant said Ire wire landlord of the Vine Inn, Board was held at the Surveyttr's offices, High-street ,
e,
u.t
success.
. slist)re..tiy Kent,b Me rd.
cafe:et:tile Marston,
eel
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ha riedha crtree:eindetith eseti'thhotrhael
Query Bank. On the 231 h ultimo the three defendants Mr. E. Cook presiding. The following ineMbers were • um
were in his honse, awl were very disorderly. They came also present :-Ifesers. Bennett, Casson, Cole, Coley, 1
In abortt two o'clock, and had a quart of fourpenny. He Cartwright, antl Fieteher.--The Surveyor was instructed !
requested them to leet:er, Jsi )al, thheenyr ;tfeuretiide tree:Las:4.
rtoliettetetci:dnteolle.=i,nzantirethtehreeyeeenentio%tecOixtpo:t:
triz.
They left about a guar CORRESPONDENCE.
fLdshire Waiter ,
them to do SO. Time ease Was adjourned for 11 days for -coTheeerlyepeomrteotfunttheep.FlidnatiencieheCsoemumthitstetee hewed that the i
payment of costa
B ckl , a ounted to 1 lettere iit thiscolmmn, ire do not thereby identify OUrSeiNli
charged by William Hingley with absconding from hie County, Mr. Holberton, and Mr.
eee"gigmee ed, and 1 with the opinion 4 rd. our Correspondents.
'AN ABSCONDING Afflineterter.--Oeerge Williemi Was Works Company, Mr. Ford, the Cheief Constable of the 41 We tete' sitto be distinctly understood that by inserting
work on the Isl of August lost. Mr. Addison defended. £3O is 7d..-The Surveyor had expen .
, CHURCH
Bank. Defendant Wes Itha apprentice. He Was appren• , commended thet A elle Ile fo
-Ti
Complainant said he mass shoemaker, living at Quarry . he bade balance iii hand of,
ii:loo6l.9.dia
bTeh,e,i27:trt:3;
third on the 27th of May, 18eli. Mediae. bed eseald 1 Wimple for current expense,N IREL AND.
DISENDOWMENT OF THE PROTESTANT
tat £93 3s Ild had een co ec
defentlant his trade. Defend int was getting him about I district lieerigni ahmved.til n the Editor of the.' Obi,.
1 SI 2 9a 10,1 to be accounted for.
15s per week. Cross-examined: Had lassies' given the 1 ted, leaving a sum o. The Colleetborei genietral.
SIR -Thc folaving piece of recent news tra rutrais'
lh dt b ' ' II d t i
will, in some small degree, ena i e your res en. 0
well, list Hai bight Min hie trade. Did not pay another 1 tia had been rene.,...-, , o,at the connectien •
defendant sufficient to eat and drink, and elethed hies I The Colleceit distrpt"fuantdhaectemtisslnsedethaet £.19e06s
man to teach him. Did not Bay he could take £2 to lected.-After the Clerk had name t....
settle the affair. The ease was adjourned for a quarter 1 between the Board and the Chief Constable hau ie.-.
of an hour, and at the end of that time it was agreed tor mated, the report was received and adopted.-Thelwul:l-be the result of Mr. Uladstone's 'cheese,
defendant to pay £2 and costa, within a month, of the Sanitary Committee gated that counsel's opinion
ATTRIIPTED iteere-Thenias Trnman Was charged by was strongly in favour of the Board in reference to the
Elizabeth Price with attempting to eommit a rape upon threatened action by Dr. Walker. The report. therefore.
her on the 29th ultimo, at 13rettell Lune. Mr. Maltby recommended that the threatened action should be dis-
defended the prisorer, who is an engineer. Prosecutrix. regarded. The reportwas adopted -The Clerk read the
who is the wife of a carter, living at Brettell Issue, said mortality returns for Brierley Hill. They showed that
she was at home tin the 29th ult, and went upstairs to eight females awl twelve males had died during the past
put down some carpets. Prisoner, who was her brother- month, being a deer.. of twelve upon the Month of
in-luW, eagle upstairs, and pnithed her towertle the bed. November. Four deaths had occurred duriug one year
She sereamed out, and he put his hand on her month, of age, ten between the ages of one end five, and one
and attempted to do other things. She screamed, and above fifty. Scarlatina wits prevaleet among cluldien,
her husband came to lier assistance. In cross-mamma 1 and the deaths had been spread over the whole parish.-
tem. she denied having askee the prisoner to come up- I The Chairman said a letter bed appeared ie a local paper
stairs. She did not mend a child -art previously. Henry in which it mesa Made to appear that two rates 11,1 bees
Price. the husband, sail he heerl his wife ecreeinhig, made awl collected iu one year. Mr. Cook said the
enl went uesteirs, where he leant the prisoner holding - writet's statent elite were not true. Two rates only had
his wife agair,st the bed. Primner tried to strike him. 1 been made .I,ring tin,' ninet, en montlis the Boar .I had
awl with, s teen streek Inns on the bead with eimmrner, been in exisleuce.-The imiLicsi was shortly afterwards
Prison( r had hall since beer, lint was not drunk. Mr. concluded,
Maltby add res., d the Bench for the defence, contenting 'lnc 510-citron' ANNUAL TEA MEETING.-On Monday
the tarter Woe a purposely etinceeted one. He called Wm. night last, the seventh annual tea party in connection
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itt: i 1 :Aw,,,t,,A4oktoilik:yduor,t,ttfliit.f4;toct,oi,ll.',l:l:l°.:e..sri.:i.„:l,:f'pi:a:,':::::°,l;e:l:emtr,e,:iei:i,,,,:;.igglrte.:u‘,T,:;:?o,.lib',.l.ri'dd:ta:doPii If,
),a':,,,.ryit,tttn.l:iii::::::::lP.l act.f:rof' betbilp:iheli:fireei•Tri:rnst:,:ir:JuSi.,fil':,lit,el:,
v;ii,l(l not le (ye th.• (4.1 le--.
tietielitdreiteert , I tee rrisoner, wee also called f, ir the 1 extd during the evening. It seated that the promoters
defenett. After hi arine the evitlence. the Beech eninnet- 1 et the viethers' meeting 1, ii great satisfaction iii record-
eel iti on, r to t the his trial at the next St.(lltwil Sr, log that . car mitt, p.m. Ilte society bad extended its in-
si ies leil beteg accepted in two surs•tiea of Ted each, dilence, hut regrettetl that. for want of uceeminedation,
aii4 I(iiiiscli lit ZlO, it hal readied its limit. The number of numbers ori ,
i Lila b.iski was Oh). and loamy peer womee bad been re- ,
- ..
OLD lIILL. 1 lactately declimed as members upon the above score. :
1 The balanee..sheet attaela d to the repert shored that the t
ANSCAt. Tee P MTV AND BALL.-011 MOMIRT evening ' e:Tilt received Inc clothing amounted to £s',/ ler Id. and 1
the mine il tea letrty anti bell wt. held in the lag, ',min sebwrii trots in aid of Via iestitution tie 10,. making a 1
arts etre to Cooksey's Hotel. A good nomhe, set down tosal of 1:67 its Id. Time expenses amountel to £O7 Ps
t t tea, to w'lich they did f-oil justice. The room was lid, leuYing a balance in hand of Si 10,1. Several songs
afterwards elm ared of the teeter. Ses., aad slinking coma- wire suite by the "mittens," end adaressea delivered
',need, which, with the tither feativities, were kept up dui Mg the evening 'rise speakers here t.timony to the
till near fise mte-itirk next ramming. great good beieg done by the mothers' meetings, nod
A Mee Is tree Di:ewes:D.-On Weenes.lay mnrelee earnestly tinsted that monis, would be forthcomit g for
le- I. Cat bedy (4 a man named .7oseph Wettwetti, 'ms gi eater aceennatelat ion.
twine deemed in the canal et Darby End. 14,, body TDB LATE CUARGE sir STEALING WEARING APPIREL.
report. .n
, _igristl eWelel a. t,,,
wai taken to the Hand of Providence publicthoese, there -At the Staffordshire Quarter Sessions (Second C out te,
to tiw sit the Cor3lkee , inquest. It app,ars that deceased on Tuesday last, befor the Hon. and Rey. Arthur Talbot,
has heen missed Itr about a tot blight. Assistsuit Clmirman, May Aan Homer (OS), DO Oceil,:,ll-
- Vet; nu INCT.- At the Petty Sessions, On Wednesday last, ben, was convicted of stealing wearing apparel, sad syn.
hel..r.. F. It G. 11..rr., and E. Moore, 11-gra., E ‘var.l teneel te bix mouth*. isuprisoutueut. Mr. Underhill
Brooks mis charged by Superintendent Mills with being prosecuted.
on preinisee is Locks Line, the priperty of the Earl of
Dudley. for en unlawful purpose. Police-constable May-
hied mid Inc was !stationed at Brierley Hill. On the
smutting at the sth last he was on duty in Locks Lane,
nod ',as( defend:int sitting on a beiler belonging to the
colliery. The colliery in walled•in all rouni, with the
exemption of a getewny for horses end cues. He asked
defeudlut whet brought him there. Defendant sail lie
di-I not know how he cline there. Witness then linked
him up. Defendant sold he wet drunk at the time, and
if the Bench wou'd let him off lie would promise not to
offend again. The Bench ordered the defendant to pay
the costs.
AssAULT CASE.-Williant Homer WAS charged hy Udall
Tromans with assaulting him tin the 18th ultimo. This
case was adjourned for the i(roduetion of Witnesies for
Its', defence. After heariug the evidence the Beech dis•
DIN ied the ease.
BASTARDY.-James Tromans Was summoned by Jane
Prim at to show cause why he should not support her ille-
gitimate child, of whom she alleged' he waa the tether.
After lit aring the evidence, the Beech ordered defendant
to pay 24 per week and costs.
NoN PAYMENT OF BASTARDY ARREARS.-Willislll West.
wood wee summoned by Elizabeth Darby for £1 Gs,
amass of a bastardy order. Defendant was ordered to
pay the am-aunt within two months.
NEGLECT oF WOlitt,-Thninas Stevens Was SUMMOned
by G. Billingliam, his master for neglecting his work.
Ceinplainant said lie heti lost shout 10s the nughm defend-
ant's neglect. Defend-nut promised to go back turd work
Out With coital-11110mM.

RATEIND,RE. COCNTY OY KILO
" °MICAS n. _ • •ie. within four miles of
The neighbourhood of Beim— • ',traits. Oa
Naas, has been the scene of a series a, ...
Christmas Eve some party proceeded to the resident....
Mr. James Bagley, and destroyed a new outside ear, b/
sawing through its shafts and several spokes on both
wheels. They nest appear to have gone to the farm of
Mr. John Hughes, where this sawed an ornamental
wooden gate into pieces, and threw it into a told banns-
jog to Mr. John Byrne. From thence they visited Rath.
more Church where they attempted to saw through the
door ; but. toiling in this, they forced one of the window
shutters and heat in a east metal sash. They then en.
to-ea the bmly lif the Church, from the pews of which
they took Bibles, Prayerbooks, do., tore them up, and
scattered the fragments through the graveyard I"
Now, Sir. I ask your readers ti lay ti heart the worls
addressed by 'the Master ti the daughters of Jerusalem
If they do these things in a green tree, what shall
be dew) in the dry

I am, Sir, your 3 truly,
IN TRANSITL.

sth Jauflary, 1565.

THE LtTE MUSICAL coNrEsrs.
n the Editor of the " Obeerrer."

to.v

DEAR Sin.—Can you tell 1110, how, or by what melee
the judges of the late contest in the Corn Exchanges
determined the ages et those competitors under fourteen
years of age? lam informed upon pretty Rosa autho-
rity that Mr. Bullock's son, who took away one of the
mixes. was above fourteen years of age. If this be se,
I think the giving and receiving of the above prize
equally discreditable to the judges, for awarding, and to
the party who accepted the same. Ai the town fur-
nish Al the gentlemen who acted as 1111111i1R8 ou this oc-
casion, perhaps one of their number will he kind enough
to answer the above in your next impression.
Yours truly,
OBSERVER.

_
Nobrel of Births. Deaths. snot Iterria,fes, when duly
anthentiested,will be inserted in the •• Observer " free of
ebbrge. _

MARRIED.

On the 30th ult. at St. Utilities Church, Wolverhamp-
ton (by the Rev. L. H. Lloyd, Sergeant S. Baker, 2ith
Regiment. Bangalore, India. to Sarah. youngeat daughter
of Mr. John Middleton, 30, Kidderwinsterktreet, in this
town.

BUR tuelST.—A SUCCESSFUL EN esSIIIEWT.—Ths
17irif reice ar.rete boo the following Inter-
esting remsrlui.—" There are very few simple articles
id food which can boast so many valuable and important
dietary properties as cocoa. While acting on the nerve.
as a gentle stimulant, it provides the hody with sores of
the purest elements of nutrition. and at the same trios
corrects and invigorates the notion of the digestive or-
gans. These beneficial effects depend in a great nie••
sure upon the manner of its preparation, but of lute year.
such close attention has Leon given to the growth and
treatment of cocoa that there is no difficulty iti seenring
it with evcry um.fal quality fully dowelopml. The oiliest-
ler. success which Mr. Epps attained by his houneopathis
, preparation of cocoa bas IlenOr been surpassed by any to.
perimentalist. Far and wide the reputation of Epps'e
C.,coa has spread by the simple forte of its 0.1 cstraor.
Binary merits. Medical men of all shades of 01A141.1
have agreed in ncommensling it as the safest cud most
beneficial article of diet for persons of weak oonstitu.
titian. This superiority of a particular moils of prepare.
Inn coy r all others is a remarkable proof of the great
results tube obtaired from little causes. By a thoroulls
knowledge of the not iral laws a Mel' govern the opera-
tions of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful applica-
tion of the flue properties of well-selected cocoa, Mr.
Fops has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately
flavoured beverage which may save us many heavy doc•
tors bills. It is by the judicious use of Buck' articles of
diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until
strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hun.
dreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready to
attack whereever there is a weak point. We may es.
cape ninny a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well forti-
fied with pure blood and a properly nourished frame.

THE MANI'FACTERF. OF JEWELLERY.—The striking de-
velopment of rine Art productions in this branch of the
industrial trades since the period of the great Exhibition
is admirably exemplified in a most interesting little work
just published by Mr. J. AV. Benson. who holds the ap-
pointment to H.R.H. the Prince of Wales, and HSI. the
Mabersjah of Bur.lwan, of 25, Old Bond Street; 69.
Westhourne Grove; and the City Steam Factory. 58, and
60, Ludgate Hal. It is profnsely illustrated with the
most beautiful designs of Bracelets, Brooches, Earrings,
Lockets, &e., &c., in every conceivable style, and with
' prices attached ; and thus the intending purchaser is en'
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forwarded to any part of the United Kingdom, India,
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Twopence, for which it is forwarded post free, and to
any one who contemplates a purchase, either for per-
sonal wearer for a wedding, birthday. Christmas, or
other present, it will he found of the very greatest ser•
vice.

ADWICK TO MOTHF.RS.—Are yon broken of your rest
by a sick child, suffering with the pain of milting teeth?
Go at once to a chemist, and get a bottle:of Mts. Wins'
low's Soothing Syrup. It will relieve the pour sufferer
immediately ; it is perfectly harmless ; it produces cativo
rat quiet sleep, by relieving the child from pain, and the
little cherub SW/IkeS as bright as a button." It bas
been long in use in America, and is highly rerommeedell
by medical men ; it is very pleasant to take; it soothes
the child ; it softens the gums, alleys all pain, relieves
wind, regulates the bowels, and is the best knows, remedy
for dysentery and diarrhea, whether arising from teeth-
ing or other causes. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winn
-
low'. Soothing Syrup, and see that' Curtis sad Perkins,
New York and London "is on the outside wrapper. No
mother should be without it.—old by all medicine
dealers at Is Ild per Battle, London Depot, 206, High
Holborn.

HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PILLS.-•-With autumn
some many deem.oo of the skin, which demand instant
attention it the patient wishes to be spared ionch an.
noyance through the winter. These remedies ',slit he
found Most effectual in repressing erysipe so and intim,
motions generally, and in healing up sure legs, wounds,
and ulcerations in the kindest manner, without exciting
pain, or tending to weaken the patient, which mould in.
fallibly increase his sufferings and retard his care.
Holloway's Pills should be taken during this course of
treatment, which they will mike easier and more sue-
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and materially aid digeatiou—a niatter of the most
miterial importance when lowering infirmities afflict the
week, delicate, or aged.
_

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All the blood in the body constantly passes through the
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