The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1869-01-30 00:00:00

THE STOITTBRIDGE OP
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I war, whieh hed coot thee mitre 27.010.000 Tee reeent
manner of dancing the sailor's hornpipe, and j William Broeks said in July or Angnst, 1165, been whete the rempleinent *as: and flake,' Mr. Mel, . gNVILLV. election had elomori the conservatism in the name pesi•
to me et Job noon to the Chief Superintenient tine aki then ~re in 'See. bat thee die not olempeir. They
Hinging the various songs Allotted to her. It is Ihe was engaged to repair some pottery works.
• were a united bosh.. and svelte off .r a resistenee and op•
11,1eillega to say that the part of Mebree lova fitil lie wes engeeed by the defendrnit. He had a ANOTEIRR Cana.-JOhn WilliaT.s end Thema) Persons
justice done to it h the hands of that acemni- lot of hrieke front the plaintiff to repair Cie :ebtiLtthinelV:eletehuiee?,:l3elin,fte Ill'," Charles Priest were chargen with dealing a qnantitv or I (Emote neer). R•oferm and retrenchmed might he made
ol t -netNneneelth 'natant, ,
P"i shod artiste, Mrs. Bourn. The eharae...er of ovorke. IL, atleitt to Mr. Boden, at the reqnest pt hie Joionann
!Iran nnd rheff on the 2lst inat the property.of Wt ill,,ita,M4 no doubt. but it was much easier telfintithfe,oit!tmtlernnbetro:
Beerbtirello, the eetftv and treacherous lienten- of defendant, who seid he was to order what stable Jonenenn acid be was nn duty en the day in (pee. IYr.ee:. f arm erireZf rh. i Joitrle.thytr,duefieen,,diej,..,%, I
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ant, was very cleverly performed by Mr. Bos- more he reqnired. He did order more, and the • non, at Cradley Heath. He caw a Int of mottle at the , h
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worth, whose exa4gerated and groteeqee acting bricks were used on the premises. FiVP Ways. There were ehout 40 or 50. The de en an it, Ind asked the , Fngland as Mr tisraeli had Matte remarkee. it was
cart. Witness followee and overtook . I _ , . : • : .
William,. wee sparring o a a „•
• ft t man he Aid not knew, end •
dto be erfeetl • irresistihle and revoked Arnhem Ste hens Rau be Was engaged to do river (Amnia) if he hod not come frt on his arm. He ' not possible to heve cheap ent•erernene n
• I ronclusion.
With the draine open
Prnve
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at Cosner Heath'. lalr. Addition defended. Feliee•eon•
there wenn ring mend them. He askerl them tn gohome :
quietly, when Willietna asked him to eel& fie said he
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on Mona,. last, at Brierlev 11,11, Thomas Arnnle awl p.ition to any Measnrea of a Mangers. character-
freeaent bursts of laughter and applause from some work for tho de eni ant, ant oun a ;I e trusted thee wonlil d.' k the toast with all honour--
hie cart Pwhich did not • (10„e ehee ' . 1,, :nal
the audience. Oar apace will net perria on to there were not seffieient bricke to complete the would not. and Williams then struck him two or three ri,::,c.:n t.thoaLl7, 11,:tedden.37it.lelaingimon
h if he home In tete it baek ' mem. ••"11‘'.aft'itnacPe7to:•Sewere F 'tali-linnet."
partiettlarige MI the charectere. Suffice it to jrib. More bricks were ordered, and he used times on the faere Witnees then Sink holol nf him. when b I
say that each end all did their parts well, and them up himself. Permits struck him. and released Williams from his en:. am
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t 0 .Wl' P Sir smith Child. Bert., on rising to moee, waa received
ok. The polieernan , with loud and proloneed rheering. Heertiol thet he rose
off.•ree to show mn; but e e . . ea m 1
tody. He was knocked clown his hat taken off. end hit
the whole performance peeved off without a William McMillan proved thathe was engaged tlanceme up. Cross•examoned: Priest ra on . _ e, to return them bi, sineere thanks for the honour they
and kickeol whilst he wa n tim ground. Wm num the . ld
Aht.ei oltdh as: ii:: ell :::::1 he:l ,''ain'ol.
TITE BALLOT ON ITS TRIAL. single hitch of any kind. The seenery also was to do some work for the defendant, but in con-
tem defenients were tl:enmen. ' For the deferlOA. Mr. i father's servants. I have said that I did not wish to , had donehim, and his hon. friend for the remplimenMry
. exeeedinely pretty, and was ninth sludred. • sequence of sortie mining operations the preen'. ' Addiann calhel flerbert 14 noltio, whn mei ha reeollected e r es:,,,th,:et ems see a.
needle, is twP,r.i ef se!,•:. eve hed my 'o9'lm^. Mews whlchtbe chairman bad lima resneehng them. end
nnhat the policemen said 1 for the enthusiastic manner in whicn the tretat had been
Of late an unwonted amount of poldie Olen- Co ANi;!,, RINOING.- On Sanday last. the eoei. see were injured ; that he (witness) ordered the day in onention. He tved at Redeod Hill. Was with 1
t°ermentltait I t 'Rowe,' tne prisoner, Arnold.-Poolice•com. responded to he thern-feheers). W senate rather not
Con has been directe,d to tile ballot. The Ballot Sties of Sn. James's nna 5,... T1111:135.,4 churches, some more bricks at the request of the defend- I Parsons at the time of the row. Saw thel,t,.wo:
,effit ceeisi
stable Dolman said that Ile was in company with the laet eay much on the mere perannel question. for he cense
Society very recently inatignrated a renewed Stearbtithee, rang on St. Jailtes'e belle 720 alit to do the repairs. Witness did order them, . keocked down. Potraona did not goinear t •
Ite, eh• a
witness and went in parsuit of the prisoner, Arnold, and dered Glut their meeting that evening wee a celebration
be haol done so he meat hnve seen tire. Jo n A ems •
movement in its flivenr by making arrangements chauees of plain bob, with rile(' hobs turd six and the work woe completed. foand two bandies of grew end a hole of chef{ M the lof their 411011aletar0-(cheers). They were met not to
f. e ' was called. ene corroborated the last *inmate William
fur a largo public meeting in London. at whio•ii, eingthe, via. :-Trelde, Jabal Fir.lii ; 'dud, W. • liarriet Skidmore also gave corrobormove ma- Mates sal.' he rememberee the night in celeste-M. He rt Wan. at onm clierged him with stealing them. I cekbrate the trimuffil of Mr Movnell•lneram and him-
7rnAdd a . V f hod Pr•eet ' • ' •- C ' •• I 1--• e• •.
made no reply. lo aness a ter c ere 1 . , self , but a Omelet of Conservathe m Ing an princi
rather remarkaidy, us it turned out, Mr. Milner -Whiteheuee ; lerd, W. Pligh ; 4th, J. Guest ; eth, donee as to orolering the goods. lived et Crailey }Leah. Saw the eitterbance at the Five
who said that as he wits coming from the loft, he saw ' ples in West St offordshire--(cheerre. He could not re.
()PAWN took the Chair. Thero ic one important W. Lawrence ; Tenor, T. Pagh. conducted by , Mr. ITomfray addressed his Honour for the Weys. Cmdley Heath. Was with Willis\t‘ni.vand:tiM:ad
• Arnold teke the cheff out of one of the begs, and he geed that victory as a mere personal matter, but it was
inference to be drawn front this moctinp, and 'W. Pagit.-Also, on the smue day was rang 720 • defence, and sai•l it would be a question for his
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th el ratimpt,:n Went mid to him, "By ' gem 'if our master was to ecolne there quite clear that in that disttiet himself and his friend
that is, that the advocetes of the ledlut are pro. graudsire, six in, ou St. James's belle, by, viz.: Honour to decide as to credibility. He should
I:traiglot away, and diol not rte near the eisterbance again. womb' be a bother. Arnoll then italic it: feonrtnisemr e et,riaewai would not M that min have received the tree), suppeort
greseing in numbers and inlineueo, and that. --Treble, C. Bagendt ; 2nd, W. Plieli ; 3rd, W. call the th•fendint, who would contradict the lficherd Harris corroboreted the last witness, ancl the and tonic one handle, and Priest tool? h
.1 e •tiP • they had. yheir esteemed erieede end eite opposed atte
therefore, the idea of tho ballot itt becoming de- Whitehouse ; 4th, J. theet ; rith,\V. deiwrenee ; evidence given by the other witnesses ; also the defendants were dismissed. said tied Arntdd put both bundles o straw in o le cart. were identified with that dlstrlct by r.P ence an y
-Mr. Maltby addressed the Bench for the defence, and property, and they enjoyed in an eminent degree the
veloped. We are not nware that any new nrgn- Toiler, T. Pugh. Condacted by W. Pugh. plaintiff's own servant. It was the custom of ANOTIIER Crt MOE np Asa teLT -I•bn Williams Wall
mid from his instructittns, Arnold was eresnectible men, goodwill aid esteem of those whn lime nem to them
Merits, in favour of the bellot wan advanced by ' Buell]) OF OteettiorANS.-'Phe wet-O.:1y meeting, defendant at all times when he gave an order, dewed by SolthTilthetts with assaultMe him on the
having been in tomatoes% for a lone Cone. He went to the But in a more especial degree, Mr. Foster, ow a large
ary speaker at this nincting,, bnt new argutnente of this Boar.l WAS held yesterday. Mr. Grainger to send a written or printed one signed by hiut- 12• Vi instant. ,r. Adeleo7 eepeeredoiloonr Vetewtf,entoinartl% esoomeutor's to kill a pig on the above date, and after he employer of laloonr, as a man of grest wmlth,
are not requite el while the old ones remain in ia the chair. There were ;deo preeent ; Messrs. self ; and for what lie wented th•fendant did give
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Defen'dpen7 1.:&'.:1 been Schti'ne with bee ent it up, be askedt.wProieztwfmoubainti,f.:l7itvrzole,hts. tiltea
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full force, mianewered, and ne apeliealde to the Brooks, Richardson, Woed,Bird, Pargeter, Cart- a written order. McMillan had failed, or they hie brother. He remonstrated with him. when (Lotted. tolitd
tli:l,rn tit° lin% t.,h
Cart. If anyone was guilty it was if it had b"oen "a"tnece pegnional contest, the nudivided
present day as thee ever were t., the days of our weight, Doooly, tiriffin, Rhodes, Betneott, Powell, shoottel not have heard of this ease. It was ;deo : ant strack him on the face and sonde it bleed. and then
Tried ;mbut he did it under the impression that he had ',upped of his neighbotim. The isatie, however, had
fathers find grandiatherg. , NV iston, Rase, IliAley, Rollinson, Foley, Par- usnal for Mr. Bowen to send return notes, which , poillee his hair, ept him on the ground. end pnllea him
politer to give it, as his master WAS not preso.nt. The been taken upon public gromsla. They were asked to
We need not gn very fir hao•k in our history , doe, Raebould, and Wright. Admitted into the they had not received. 1 mune a table. He cane.' a leen named 3am ‘s Hotcleet,
Benelt ennsiolereol they were beth equally geilty, and give their ()pluton upon certain grave public questions.
to find practical argument); in filmier of the bet- I bowie during the wei•k, 36 ; diechargrel, 16 ; Mr. 31althy marl that every invoice had been 1 who ssit he can, defendotot etrike complainantl but which
tie t • dHint t 14 de s' ion riaontnent each.
a Luce e .t . y p.. • and it became the duty of the constituency to mar yes or
betook first he could ma tooll. Mr. Andison called Con
lot. We flud them .o)unilently in the record); of : dead, 2 ; remaining' 481 Correspsnoltiog week sent to the defendant ley poet ; that a duplicate 'no upon the issue laid before them. In that division of
'nelinot Homer, but his telecom wt. of nn mail. for the
the recent mmeral eleCtifill, and they ere indeed ia.,t yen.. 472. Out-door relief, Eingswinfird was sent to 'McMillan, who signed it. i1,,,,,b eonsiolored the ease proved, and fir ed defend:int ---•- --- : ,1••••ei Stafferdtbire thee had Raid they ai.pproved of
at this toometit being presented to us in the re. I dietriet, /44 2e 5,1 ; Stourbridge dietriet, 127 4s Elias Cooper said he was the owner of some 64 and costa ;in default 14 days. CONSER V AT I V E BANQUET I N certain measures propos,.. ,
- l-ea o and he and his bon. friends
• •••1 renfeSCUta•
ports of the proceedings durinft the election 1 llii ; lialesowen district, /21 14s 24 ; total, /03 pottery worke of which Mr. McMillan was the BRIERLEY HILL, ; were the exponents of their principles au- ,
i - - tires of the Conservative feeling of the division-Me-
po.tition iuquiries. it is eleei•ly proved that iti Ils .11, against /103 9.) 0.1 last ye:tr.-There were tenant at £33 per yeer. 'r he works (Lank from 1 On Wednesday night la,t. the Conservative members ' Plan")• For himself, he had come forward solely upon
many oases people qualified to vote lieve al). I 17 applicents fur the °nice of collector for the some mining operations, an 1 he was asked for , tor the Western Division of the county of Stafford (Sir Public grounols; an 4 he WAS afraid it was very generally
stained from voting for fear of giving offence ; i iiingewinford, or No. 1 district. The following bricks te rile° it : and WAS tou that 3.0;10 94neh Smith Child, Bart., and Mr. Meynell:lngram) were en• known that lie had been a unwilling candidate. But
that others have been bribed, intimidated, or iii I were put iii notithietion ; -W. Wilsou, J, 3. ' red heeled would be stird••ieut. lie had only re- : tertained at a bancmet in the Public Hall, Brierley Hill. . being an unwilling candidote, he Wan the more grateful
other waa induced to vote differently to whet . Webb, T. Boy), and J. J. Gething. The voting ceived ono invoice of the goods which were , 256 gentlemen sat down to dinner, which Was provided • for having reposed in him their confi.lenee-(cheers).
they would have done bad they beer' free and i was ae dollowe I -First division-Wilson, 9 ; ordered. I under the directio,n of Mr. (Merge Skilmore, of the I Aetee the many lenthened speeches he had made in that
unfettered ; and that unpleaaent personal eenee- . Webb, 7; Box, 1 ; Gething, 3. Second division , 'rhomas Einsell, beat loader for plaintiff, said , Bell Hotel. The dinner wm " got up "in first-rate style, 1 &since it would haedly become him te make any very
and the difficulties attendaet on a dinner in apiece where lengthened observations on that occasion. f hey were
tinenees havo erieen from electors being deter- ';
-Whson, 9 ; Webb, 7 ; Clothing, 4. Third di. I that when he was unloading the bricks, defend- there am few conveniences were obviated by a huge and all acquaintel with his principles. and it woulol only be
rained to vote as they like. Whether electoral , vision-Wilson, 10 ; Webb, 9. Mr. Wilson was! ant said he would not be answerable for more efficient staff of waiters. Mr. H. Walker, M.D., occu• I wearisome to go over ground he hail alreaoly traversed.
corruption Ilea on the whole been greater or lees : rippointed.-A reeelution was passed by ths : than he ordered. Young Mr. Cooper and Mr. pied the chair, and the vicemhairmen were Mr. H. S with, 'As he had alrerely remarked, that was pot his triumph,
dnring preceding general ideation') is little to the Beard that James Uittiugs, the other collector, 1 McMillan eame and hed sonic words with the Mr. %V. Bameno, Mr. H. Sparrow. Among those who uor the triumph of his Ism. friend. The victory had
point. We believe that it has heen lees. owing be re:rested to reeide iu the centre of his dis- ' defendant. Witness did not hear what was were present besides the guests of the eveniug (Sir Smith been gained in the name nf Conservative principles, and
Thad, Bert., and Mr. berynell-Ingrarn) were the Rev. J. by Conservative principles he did not mean views and
to improved legislation, hnt that it would have ! triet, Brierley Hill. said. Stone (Rector et Brierley Hill), the Rev. H. R Sandford and priuciples on o mere narrow application. Ile did
been scarcely existent at all, had a good svutem 1 Sue/calm; AFFAIte-A most lamentable oc. Septimus Sonthern said that he heard Mr. (H.M. Impector of Schools). the R Dieon (Quarry not construe Conservatism as evincing a determined op-
of ballot been in oparatiou. Now the fact of , onrrence took place in Love Lane on Wednes. 1 Cooper say to the last witness that he should not -- ... Bank); Mesta... IV. Williams, F. W. G.Barra, P. Harris, position to the amendment of abuses; but as a true lover
electoral corruption existing at all ia lamentable. ; day morniag. About lutlf-past eight u'oloek, ai Do answerable for more brieks than he had given L. Freer, H. P. Chappell. J. Homfray, E. Fernie, J. of the constitution, and al a Droved frieed of Conserve-
The frenehise has been largely extenthel, lin* i milkteau Galled as usual at the hin.,o of George I a printed order for. Harper, C. W. Collis, J. L. Holberton, E. Freer, G. tism, he was an advocate for Conservative progress. He
Ashmend, Teener, Foredev, W. 11. Jones, - smith, G. might be called an obstructive who desired to pull down
Unit es electore are free te exercise this franchise I Welford, mink at time railway station; and was Mr. Maltby replied, after which
I Chapmen, Phillip Price, NV. C. Maltby, E. T. Harvey the edifice because he dislike' the architecture ; but he
ISollffidentionele. we say deliberately that they i srirprieml to lied Mee. Walfora on the door with His Hon.mr summed, and said it was rather a W. Wablrote W. IlAwkins, J. /Moore, W. Moore, E. was certainly not a Conservative who would refuse to re-
hai 'eater he without It. Fetterea ana corrupt i hcr head apparently leening ou a chair, and the 1 doubtful matter ; bat plaintiff had regularly en- Smith, J. Bird. &C., &e. pair the wrongs and delapldations which time might have
voting demoreliee elector) and nomeleotere, and i baby coing in the erielle. Oa Ire king narr ovly, I tered tho goods, inu no doubt was under the A temporary gallery was erected at the bottom of the caused-mho-ores). There were persona who were very
chary of such ri ' ' ' -
P ncioles and who In the words of the
exercises a wide.spread influence for evil upon Ihe aleteivered a rOpe round her neck, and that ; bupreesion that the whole of the goods were or- hell, and during the proceedings it was well filled wan ereat p • et, would "ra . ' ' th
• thee bear the ills we have than y
representatives and repreerintrni, or the 'minima. • she Wa3 black in the bee. He at mice uht,sinol I dere i, and were for the defendant. He should ladled. to others that we know not of.'' To carry ont that Fla-
b; reprrrsented. Give a men a vote, Wall Perfeet ' agtist.neo, arid the rope Witi cut off, but the pow I give a verdict for plaintiff for the full amount The Chairmen annonnee4 thnt lAters hal been re- ciple, they wimld sanction all abuses awl refuse to remody
crime apelogishog for being unable M attene from the
freedinn in using it. and ample security' that 11.; Winiii.n was dead. Slio IlAd heea nOntilled .it. rat 1 claimed ; but should not allow costs. my wmuee. Ile would to all them persons who were
Right Hoe. Sir Johu Pekingten, M P., Mr. R. P. Amph•
can keep that vote secret if he choose. aiel the tea weeks :Leo, and ever shed thou liact had . afreid to do ripen, for fear nf doing wrong. continue the
Crew v. Chet Jean mei Sleihespe,tre.-This was lett, M.P., Mr. Lashott. M.P.. Meier Thorneyeroft (Wol• (seat:thou. and say that " the native hue td resolution le
treideney natoiroillv is to vote on whet Ilot con,i be.:u subje,t to strange ee eeioas. On „ poem, ell act nu bryntsitht to recover the alfill of 14 4s yerharoptone Mr. Coteks (Enville), Mr. G. Grazebrook sicklied o'er with the nde cast a thought, and enterprises
doors high pateriotie prioeiple. Loeve liiin 01,..,1 eepoe• oat the table Wei writ.t,..ri, " lie.a.,:;‘.‘ s.lll 61, tn. ~...I.lc sell and dirlivereil. (Stourbriagel, aud Mr. S. S. Llogd (Birmingham). of great pith aue moom•nt, with this regent their can
to corrupt in:ln-ince before givilie hie vete, ini 1 ': ee• • •.: g:.. a., ay, aril I Vann A stette it :the el r. Waldroe amware.l for the pleintiffs, and The ChairillM gaVe ."the Q5....u." reats turn A.Vay, Mid lose the mime of action "-(cheers).
liehle to itrjery of any kind afterwerthe (mite, e • • -.. It epperiee that sIII il.k 1 tiiliii pllt t,lii :lit% 11. Perry for defendenh. Soug-" (lee Save the Qaeen." Sir Smith chau then woont on to rho th-tt Ity Couserm•
The next toest was '• The Prince an I Princess of tern he 'nese to upledol all estates of tlm realm in their
quent en the wav in which he hao Ve•ol, en,' yeti pi,•e.• ~I n telidig r,T •r. I,A L - nes,ls, 814 IL" " Plaintiff provea the delivavv of the goods, and ----- Ways." integrity ; moot he poin tee out with mach force that there
'ewer the morel end politleal stote'l trol tie to lOnth • , , ‘I., itii Il.i k :1 i'. I. , ' Mr. rAtlVltril Sinn, I/hint:smith, the value. Song-" Gel bless the Prince of Wales." Was no aristecracy in the iverld so demecratic and no
which he would other wieo• act. The C. o:,r- aye- 1-.0. • i. - .1,. i.lje e A . .:1 en tile leely •1:.,,- lef '7,1:. '.1.: ; t.1:11. C.ll:ll,:iirlik was uncle to Mr. Walter Daman. pr•rpose4 "The Bishop and dellitn,racy se ariatecratic m the aristocracy and &elec-
tive ergnment is the th,.. vnth is I. ten ie :, 1 - 'o ' •,' • . ' Me. :•.:•. .e•.•' • : el Ihrse, •••,, ••1•"1;.:Ire. mt 1 1•• 3li , Mei ••iven Idin the ruATME i r STRALINO lIION.-At the Petty Sessions, Clergy." 11., said it was telt that they should eive that mo•y of Engeme. As CTliservatieen tleoy desired the
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reseoesibility, eel that lIIT'T 11 111,ITI lI.Ii-k • 1"" 'I ''' , , ; I-, w iiiv.i ',.•1T1 1 iwl ~ AS lifiip,' itS lie liked to an Moniday Mt, beeore F. Evers and IL 0. Finest one, toast ou soon oucasise when the present. Government inainteamme for Cie emnectinu of the Charch with the
to be known to et,',e;t3 ; while it i: al, ~ ~ • .t•,•,''... . . . . ~ i .. .:: !. -: :', ,Ii , .
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,: . .i!!,,, ~ • in, tool, „ore not worth 5, Esqra., Thomas Allooet Prince 11 10, was charged MO. lee'l P• ,J
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v.. led. 0I to chllll.lllsh a met oe the Naoional Clairch. Seth, uo• to - 1 1 ' t - f' Ce CI urch 'dome, but for the
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despite of the pre.4,ice of eltthe tend see, .1.- .. .0..-,•'••'••-- I • ' • • '' ' ' ' ' ''' . e.•....:' •:• to 0., mild into Cosel their value_ mrdMg a (meetly of item on tM, 22:13 lest, the pr operty " IP t • .11 '0o•nov••ei t v . f tl won't i' •f
( me near,. no t. me. o.y. i . i
•• ma, . I 1 ..b Or 1e e !kg ;. ti, )01000 at larv., men ex,,ntitut.ot per
Yoll tee l'riti I Ir. it IV4 Ms C p• v P one -or "deo 11 utili"etie" "f Irrlottel, but in reale, it was (only a sop evangelical teeth, a buiwerk oof the Preloostant f etle mod
fled sece•et voting is mi-leiii;iiell, an t l': •' r• ••:-•''••e •• ' e • • • ; •••• l • -•• • ; ; . .- •.;i; e e , -,‘..1e, part of them heti been re- eereeaee: a-'
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, •: " i ,'•',.‘":''s 't . ' •..e,:s , ''''ti . Mr the Rootoloon Catholic Chemb• and thus the Irish Proe e on... Toomey ots one of ye. great eafer.orards of the liber-
prodeol fi I.IITV In. Loa fill t.i.. WI. in,. i r.
woollet not ensure from :tool hotmeralote ee . e .... ei I . '.• • • ''' o' ' -1 e• • ' e • .• ' '•, ceo. •
•.• , ' Cothy. manager, provel thet Is lon 1 oloa gnen the tale e mstuots mottle be melon,. Looking te penes in the pait , fie; We eerivel from the lole,ml R. Dranetiom-(checnol.
Hut it Iloi been SAil VIA Int" f.1,•'.-. i.; kv., i'i !I :I • -.; : .;
': ' ~ • ' -• ' ' '.' i . .i'l.. ~ T 1, ner perinichion t i tale the Aso. Prieener pltaoled guilt'', thoy inivlkt believe thet tee diseetbeeine'et„woule n•it Ila conemem he would vete a. pmeme from the poet
01.w:ilia orgn:o.,nts,vna,e. hirily the gt,,at fa,.t - . ~, , • ~,,, !-, ~ •,, -,.. , .... .. ,- . , ,:. t , ! „, oet4 w. clued les; in eaf on'. tII ot y 4. remit ill mo 4 otossdinent In frelael, toor seStron tem a. 1 Wynalsoyerth, Wilivli entirviy exiiressed nib fvelings-
woV filer, Ti,,,,,. egain, there W. 1.-1 La tile pre,ent ino- 4. •
of the ballot eXpei intent It M in,thester, lei) neiet ;:••; .: 1. •.;: •7- ' i' ~,, ',, ; ~,, 1,, ~, ~,..1 , ~,. Ass tele eaSE.---C11,011,1 11,01110 s Waa elloweel by - • • • Hsi to the Slate aEn slang ! and conjom
.eeeeeaaeoyeeow--•-s—e-e. O'CI 1 •tal• lo 1 f
sonesin In - too ourc 1, prepare. e oy e oo y o
Reportent chapter in our political history. Let .1 e; •• • ' ••• i 1 • ••• ! e •• . I:neee. Il .: Joseph Tranter with esmoilting lem on tho, 15th ',stmt. e.. . ,
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,f e pe• whe were imeeilefet of fh„ eoe•ame With tiois a soda... Aim no olevent,
40. Adolison tiefended. Frootu Coe evidenee of canoes!, """-''''" '' ' ' 'el"' Made to the spiritud:ahric of her Chureld
ne see how the expitrinient worked. tet a ‘-', i -. .., i .1 ~. ~1 1.,1 L.l 11.•1: 110 ''l' ~j to,,k lied the urtieles tlmy rnbo crib -ol tot when
ant it I.llo.ara that there was a diettolo once at the Ward Foninde I ie Oen, ; by blool of martyrdeou
The electors of Mancheeter, in view of Mr. fonrel - e• .; .• . • I;eireerred had a mer ••e; el no ttriving to enter the Chervil. Them wen
4 . • I, -. e o ill •;•,.., I rii, I, lki Ins, Womeeley. when the defeneaut bit conneetimoot's CettimeMd ;by tho bends of wisdom reared
Birley being possildy unseated, iteeidetl that 4;• • - !.. •• •• ' •• • ere:. H" 'lll "• t • .1-1, -1.. ti, ,1,... .. I • ... 1 • • ' i ' - •-' ' 1 I 11 tr
~ , ~. , .. 1 , __ .., , 1.11...., '......10 1,..0n0e Wll.l Rat a cerions one,lllll tee nne were en leavourine to bring into the Church Cte leasphe•
In the benety of loon aess, with ordered p mtp,
they wonla try by ~ ~..bmb,ry b.y„t wiii,.!, „I ,• :• :, : , , , ...: •. ',V '' .••
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. .. •': • . . . .'lf 7r • ,S• ... ‘. •,. , ,•-•,, . ',ItS eitliolroo wit on the pooyMele of lls costs. mous doldrinoos of the Church of Ronne in neon:mention
Dseent and ter.,proved. The yoke that greet&
of the ertielo,s of the Church. It was thee tlise tle,
two eentlonen-Mr. :11iIiier Gibson and :Mr. 1. e, .' •• • ' .','-- , • ,oe 'le • • .' , ' el!''''' The IL,j mt.- of both 'M.OI pray for b Ale
'l-'' ' - ''- '-' ' '' • 'l' '. ''' el ' '''•l ' o • iTTIi NM. CARTER4.-Bviijamin Wootl, of Reside Notelet:a army was uno.l to overthr• those witioMren.
Erne:it Jones- they wroild '• rim," re; the A me- clt. i,i•• • • . , ... ~; . 1'••' ,I • ' I.' ;•I "h l''' ' °''"" :' 'i ' ' •' ' '''' `'• '''''' ' ' 'I• '' ' ''''," lil ; T was ehoorgel lov Sapreintendost Mills tviOt all owirog 000 m he wae eleol to Meow tlea. many, many clergy :me. had Ted nethially pnoketiod and sowtothoed,
ricane sac, for the v.:mit:el sr•at. It Was iliiryet‘il ill 11..,e0 • ,o•. • •o• ~oe • : . . e- .. • ~::: ,o M 0... •••, ~ , •
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,Aee o, .4. nsis on le it, I Ay, i mil ...V1 ~an.kini. no owe ie tiee 0a . 1.... ~ r, .in 0 Teono ulna moan, al hong as seas surr•mnd
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This famined laud, or suuthine warms her mil."
that the hallotting slimild lie coolie:eel to:thom, -Deem- .., O.' .oao.e. , . , .I e ' home', ~o , lee, !e, ' ' ' L.' '', ; , ~ • • • ••
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ilpon it. P.,'.4....'0,1Atib1e lia hind proved the case De- applause.) Ile drank the toast with greott pleasure."
who lima voted at the Teeelll llecthiki either for alarm toe tee ol e' ,'o' • . . . •. . :.... i He, . •. . : ' ••i1 .• . er.otocis Cortese.- elm Grit-
. • ' - • Ile' 1-•-• '"l'' ' l'" el'Il1"" feeLmt menottee the offence, nue wee ordered to pay lth Thoo Rev. J. Stone, in reiponding, Me( occminn to
e oste.
Mr. Jael,b Briebt, Mr. Idiele, or elr. Jones. liereelf. 11-e•-• • • : ' . ;•e , . , ..:: I.•e r . ' • . r• r .., • e e• este she i. ft her Immo, abeet
.t i..,,,,,,, R„‘„,._walhint Grim. nit J
.10,,,i,,, enter into en ...moist:Aim respveting his presenc•, on thod
Hillman „,, • t ti ct t- i 1I t ' c
•ca.i..n. -t mei ..ie Ar, aloe aii a.k ....Zen any par. la
We ilsen here vivo iin neerein't of the mode in thiokint4 t•, ,' t' ,• ~ : : .' I ~t tit :..,-t•:.,. : - e. • • ..- three doors away. AL tele
"'"" "I""'''el b' I.:lii lb iii:lh''' with el'''lultieb' bin' "fl a political meeting. He tlionotht thae as a ride, the
which tide veleetriry bellet wee mitidueted. We evaii...l i•I ;.•1,. , ; , ,i .•1.-..•.. i., : : 1.11.. '. - .•••1. • . • :- .-,11,1101,1t1:11 mes 'efe Int tat, iii,i li-Tli i•ed. eier (Gideon: eppeared ter the eolnpliiiii- 1 ;.„„ ,J„ u• ' '' 1 ' . ' '
, . •,,.. , ••. -- : ;.: •• I I '1.2.-e aloollt tiVe inmate , kiwi ain from Ineene imoself up with poth-
ole. wee ;ale tit:A..ll;mm rernnoing from NV r, 1 - e"."'" 'e ' -la ref' - • " "
may here repeat, however, that the neritee of the nese. A-, , • ; .., '.er. klitee SCIlt fey ;4, • ,• • ern" " ties unless indeed, looditio•to anti relimon became so ntoch
..o o, 1- «t,o. 'o • . o•ormance she ind the priboner Court with his mother, anol ellen ore.l,ite ll,' lied Lion, •• ' 'I. ' t 1., . mac I:is duty, as a faithful minister,
two provisional candid:dee were Printed olt a leis-ley ate, ',eel. e „ 1.., I went t,) di ••• • • • o•tooy .. • • . 5... I', oo eo et into the hose., mistook the ~,,,,,
~,e.e,
oaf
or tin, b.se
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~-uurk him. Jos••••,• mixed up t le, i ~
curd, and that the voter hail to strike ont one I
meleind, who is a1,..agt.1.1 :,71 :I.'ll. at. 1.110 1:C: . ..:, 1 .1,...:0•0 100.1, a:11 111/111...11atrly Went later the prisoner, IP" to 9011 h 11101 mule f orware-Mheerse The present was
, Ilideme, las brother, then mine and st, ock him en the a fen, eh, e I.e e„. o A 7, Ii t
c.dere.. t -at 111.11-s-ers ShOom come
name and drop the card, placed in lin envelope, At Ati.on, to inform hire of wiett lied (tester,. I. -• , ~,t, caught him near thy, railway loridg,ey SIT ::.t:it,i
.1.,,,,, f-, and dragged him into the liorser.,ad. Ann Hill- Mreallot rood sneak With reference to the bearing tof pole
in the ballot box. 'the reportr,r of the ferertre (emerge Watford, lieeliend uf the deceased, '4141 . iei'irula!rhietetaiiii!'„ll'ar,lei:''-ir•Saine'ilwt7ruoidneuePd.l iehe then roan, and two, other witnesses, con... Menthol. Grittiteis tice upon religion-Giver, hear). He deprecate' clergy-
:eta/aerie a Conservative journal, thus deserile's lie lied been married 12 menthe last December. aaaft to him, " This is 'what. you hove taken out of my a
olefeuceanwaseht,lTt,trac:AktnlpliAinaln,nt
ictAlalt;idd Itibis,:psifs:7,,at. fat
--i.bhl men become mere poolitical agents; and though much
tho promise of voting 4--,"rhe voter, behe..:- far- Deceased W :VS 41 yeare old. On the tooruing of house ; have yen totko,n anYthing el,c ?" Ile then took
.11.4,mfeieMlo a Hillman wasm trod he saw 'Grilliit and lii's. had been said about thoeitr,ntavtioiLbetio,teiliser,terdectehrertaly,chie
nished with this care, was admitted by an officer. the dermas:2kt Co.lllllittillg Stile:de, Ill! left her bet- the penciecase, guard, and locket now prooluced. oat of brother Meth fighting. Ile caught hold of him, why. tshaT•Uogisht(Th'te"er:l.Pertenarues he wet I.3:olleermled he didn'oi
threngh a wicket beyond, into the ballet-roion, ter than usual. ; bat she often eeaqOained that hie pocket, but mid nothing. She thotteouelo.,l.,,nimebe Elieth stiuo•k him, and they both fought. No witness. ma; one single word or do one single act thet could died
which is only partitioned off by a rail tinder three she could not attend to the child. She appeared
ow.oted,li lia.y:' to go to prirne. He replied, .
~ .Le tal
,rl. were called. Fined 5; and costs, 16s ;in ddault 14 the election. But his position, se a clergyman, diol noot,
-ion four days , pleme forgive me. Ste and dee.
feet high, and where be is still within sight of low, end he cousulted Mr. Wall, sargeon, alniut wares gPav'e the articles now producee to Policemoustob to et ' as he coneeivel it, take away the privilege belonging to,
all in the place, but into which no sue is allowed her, who said she would got better of that. lie Cradlock. -Pooliceeoustable Craddock mid that on Wed- .STELLEMI WEARIKO APpAREL.-Taria
oHnolgetts WM every FinglitihMan of tep,ressingl one.l)s. owlreospielioins, Slit!
to follow him ; there lie edvanced to one of four had been alarmed once or twice by her conduct. 'wieldy, the 20.1), be Won sent for to, Mrs. &Belittle's. and th
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leitlitihlcs(te,,,,alui:ll,r a
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ii,,,,,rw,e,.otrvi nogf ailt),lireil,noil,li :txretrni,,i::it,gpmen,' we
ro wirii.rti I
ga
it, Ige-rg(Zenr was free olio use lo is
receesed tables, mid s ending, with his back to On one tere islet' she had a knife sharpening oil trout intormatioo h.. then reecivo id he wol.,actrzas
hthe
Francis Peammk, of Cralley. Moor; Gregay, eoevant, liber(y-though it might not le, Oxeye expedient to use
the returning officer and every one else, end a steel, and lie knew she did not wouit a kaife. i',1,,,,,n1;',1bl ::::',',ii.7,,P,1",1::".1,,!teth.",,rit,'":.%",`,.;,,„ Ih:en t„ thwe iolentifiel a flannel petticoat end other steel., 114 being it-a, my other man in the country. The rev. gentle-
f nether screened by the partitions of hie 'recess,"rhey lived Ott the best of terms. On the morn. the property of Mrs. Peacock. Eliza Poele, ussistant to mon went on to explain what he coneidered conversation
lea w Anent the plisse.; atrumded ye'', violeutly with
lie took up a pcniril with which lie obliterated ing of the ;drove day whea I left honie, at abeue i
AIM, and other some scuttling tile prisoner thiew him '
deuohndlligg,, pawnlomker, proved ta•Nkitog tile arti,tos ere- was. There were two forces eperatiug othn,so,eiety, thei
one of the names from the earth Ho then in. half•miet seven o'clock, she a..iu." oh i. George, into mu peoi of w.f.,. ee,, hew hie heel eeder foe a pee
4,,,e,:tl,4,:tniuol:ditteo.penuC•te,,2,l.3„ttl,,bl,l
HaLuinuodr.whol
I.,eatett,:ar
...,tordee(anstlitoo:teoweriel,tellif,;;l:terie:l:eunn:,itnt,:rli,-h,:e,,,Lon.trtiotoTia.
serted the card into the eneelope, mid re:Arnie:, don't go." I told her I must go to my work, linnet.. Another man came to his assistriice,
,a,o.thltme
apprehendinPg the prisoner, ane charge I 1 i 1 li
' eel' wee 'tee- ell ceetrautriS ainl Coniervtaim to the centripetal or con-
towards the place where the returning ertieer see, and sheek halide with her, and trift her. She ttdi,etill,abrotnouht te,iiii e: :146.4 r
V lII' iffitl7l. stil'l t ';tlite°tobin'ieo el,"1. Prisoner sae elle olio' not steel them, but only troll r
...rig .oree. They sometimes heard that Com,ervatism
he dropped the envelope with its enclosure into tilKays seemed to think she tenth nut dress mod ~,,,,, ve,;,inn::: ge.'l.:`;.ie• to:.h7t w
~t,t • -,l7er. eow pro. pledge,' them. Pleotleol guilty. Seutenc• d tot e months' NIIIA ,i.,ta ; but when Ord oecurred there would he the
the month of the bullotlioN. which is a box of attend to the child as she would wieh.-Hehcrt doc it, the prnperty of Fetomis Griffitlie He mod me hard labrne-Priseter -WaS !edit. chime, d wilT steoing dmaruetion of Gse rum:onto...the Ire ritult rorthoeferi o stitu...
considerable dimensions. He made his exit Luther Bayley, surgeon, said that he saw the thing. Ile thee leektel lain up. Primmer, iu reply to 'l27;titYr;)f or NalroiruNg' taePreP7)erietm pt1,19.„4e f
t.„ltielo.
rovvteaTtlabe,l'ii, tcionnu,sittallndntla
so ftr,cnootterxseprue:::edrisi
is
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through a wicket leading out behind the retnrii- deceased on Wednesday morning last. He hand Mr. Moore. seiol it was all true. It appears that en ha
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ine. offieer's seat. as the next voter eirtert•d the a deep indentatien on the neck, which mark mer:z,.beeti, ount eft,Wercestr Tot a wioa, sleet:. tawYeees e .
ballot-room." The same writer,evidently desir- might have been caused by the deceased herself. ',,,,,,',..`1,11i,,Ttni. I
nrl njt.l'le tloloTjgotuuMlealltSeteirna at Stafford, teote huoapge ay qoaottiv of artful. on the line to dry at of Conservatiam was now that the franchise WaS HU lifilen
and those produced were her property. Eliza Poole Mr. li. Smith propose 4 the " Army, Navy, and Volan-
uradley !teeth, on the above date. She missed thern, extendeol more neceoary than ever-fcbeers).
ing to take a fair view of tliie grmit experiment, He alen tonna two abr,tsioi;-uu ima met gbh, _ pr.tved receivieg thom in Pledge. Sentenced to e. montbs' teers ". Ile trusted that the roew broo,rns of tnuel(?-onrcosteit,A
-110 woos then °tonged with deotliag, On the 13th oe Sl..y
teentione several eireurnstanCee, whielk tOgollleS, IA Hie ear, fts if she Ltd been mineht by tao Ina, e petela j oaket, %slue el, the proi oily of Thoomas hat tshour
f-Pri 0:111oe moo a a
rf:l r"..l,l,eirbe,h2aritett, 10;v istn,est,4:lll,i,mcg 00 v met mac nt t),l7,itteir,,lte
itaecwr ei t the
tshw.e,e.re cite
ic,..,e..a. )(1,,
f ityloe brauebees
totu to ShOW that ROlllO Snell eystem as this would eliair e 'there Wifil alSit it Slight braise ou the S',`"P''"'• , P`'''''''''l'r '''.id,th:ol"l''t "i 4 l'''.°llsl'edhwu at'''le Pr,"ati7rlo el''';rlien•clirir G'iliba, of Craolley Heath. Tee' rolTl3lelLt.a:ovic' e. (Hen, bear). In c.modusi,n, the pro-
be intinitely preferable to the plea-relit syetmo, kneo, Death could not haeu talteti piece more rest pro,: r.y. it Woo allge in nib pocecil,iiii Oil ..iii A_OVe Lse
11'3. it off abed 945 cm., pre or M going to l'e - was Pre,c ' an, P
PY • d i risoner ;semi:bee te a further term Id tl e f Ccopt Hamlin and Lieut.
poser cram i• ie names o • .
which produee» nioroar and 001Iftliiifill, as WCII no tlinti itll Ilfillr proVlOns tO toy eXikkilitiing her. Je ••• Ile le-. Woood. (Applause).
w.oit in n tied helm-ming tot Mr Beet le Pig Lbile. lle et two months.
greater pcdifical evile. Derith Win.; e.to•-,ea hy straligulation.-The .7nry riiigoel it nbent twelve nele'rk IR noo'n of tee sume day. Coal. STgaLING -Mary Wire was charged with sterth " 'Die Soldier's Chorus," from Faeßt.
It is understood that daring the session that. vetnened a verdict that deeearni I committed sui. Ge ei4 tett am it Rosin urea it wse idiom, to him at tee lug a quantity of coal from the Wellotwa Wharf, ou the Cept. Ffe,nifray Ann lkivllli Wood reqmeded.
Is about to re-eornmence, n greet effort will be cite ,viiilet ia a state of iiiisounit iiiiiid. loliee 1111.;a11, 011 Hdi, on the 214 instant-Aeting- etelt lest, the propertv of the Earl id Delley. Samuel Mr. F. N. • •
0 0 Barra revile I He die aot know why
made to carry th;• b•illot. mid of course the Mem C 11.11101.1 oi, Sce %JAN,: Cloven.- -At th 3 Petty ;;::,=... -n .
„..„0 K„,,,,„:,- ~f ion, Ile esewen gotta thst on Robinson watchman, prove o ~
..., ~. at .d at I . dtl e ens. end defendant was he hail been celled upon to reply to that toast, unless it
1:' u Only e or ito .1 to.. v a fine od Is; in denten seven days.-Wilo we; becanse he was one of the nittered and oldest of
cloister experiment will he used as a great argil. Seesiene, yesterthiy, before 11. Littlewooa, Esq., ,
e•,,t,-1,4,1,,,
off
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rtil;e:li'w'rewre't ItTj t:oskee.t :low pro!,'- .iornar'Feltoonirati also cherged well stealing coal, the Tories in the kingloni-(cheera mon lao•ghter). That
ment in its favour. It is afflict:Olt indeed to see afiel ittej w Eletelier ; dallies Hell was eherged ,ieeea. leis el•or wes with him for five tens, and he weolt peoperty of tbe Earl of Healey. Memrs. Pal titt and was the first time he had met a Britiley Hill audience,
what valuable arguments can, in the face (AO& ‘‘ith stealing n •pi i linty of clever, oit the 2fith o• Wercester Cool with the jeeket on. The place where Robinson provel the case, aud defendant was committed one he was leanly to sore so many present whom be coul.l
trial, be adduced against it. We maintain that inst, the property of l'homas Yardley, Farmer, the burglary for which lie Waa thou in charge was corn- to, Steffoorol for 14 days. cdi brother Coonservetives--he supposed they woulol not
it is not, or onght not to be, a party question at of High Park. 'Jeremiah Falkner proved thet iiiit.ted ispnot fee fromi the, Cod(' whoe:e I i
dm, ~a.e,lce,t, WA: STRAIT:CU RABBITiii..-SO.ieplit. ylont (lee.. n. chereed have him call them Tories--(laughter and cheers), He
"woi4ll in:CzA, '
OS ae•ply engaged in the last election, end he had ne
ell. The ballr,t won't.' simply secure free•ihnn lie saw the defeadant coming from the direction "hie°l
i'nE'reii•••-21e.7t",:e',eiyhke,,,C.:da•ii,riaekosVoonofthienus"),,,.riel,:ke. ytv,ith ft;l,:,,arvitt IN-,,1.,,.;!4,,,twitt,.,ri,e.,,,'..it,g-0rm,it,,L0ne,),,,,r,
Bri,yroley
Wileale they hal seen the abominable viotlence that was
of voting to idectors of all opinions, and this is of the rid:, with a qnantity of clover ueder his iegYile woe thee' wePering Om jacleot nrnow produeed• lie 0.1:1.1. l'ir'te,seYrotor proved that he misseol iworabbotoo from offorte to voters in the intrioet of Rowley liegis-fshame).
euet What every voter has a right to possess. arm. D2feinlant had four donkeys will' him. lie, seem ei113:140(1 hini with steaiing the jowled, the pro- his shop ol oat moven .i'elcrlc. They w• I, Wiian ea 41. 'ffioey had pol,el 470 votes ia Rowley ; and bet for the
k eidl themselves Liberals
and wane,: tom him that he would De" ketelte•d" per te oof Thomas Simper). He replM4, " I olidn't And theoemole Beton I prove 4 emoing the prisoner unhamg the ir.dsa,..r.,neea• i;if..l‘lo
oe'r.l":l7nwlohrn aMtes. But it was at the:
at Viet ertere s•ene arty, if el pre, ionsly Sinill it."-Prisuuer toe,' lie ere:named his etekedfor thle o,leto r ieloits from the shim window, anol roo;
hotet:y
ll.wittnntlienntd. trlitokyofl:,,,,uyl c
mrn's Pife Mgo aud recorl hW vote. It was
iiiin on two °mass:ems with sotac clover, bat did t:,o4w
int-,/,,,,,,1,uie14:0,1ti,,,,1.1e t•life
,11,..5y:
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ohen.wela: to.;
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011:30. id
...11,,,,T; s f oi,,,lltease-end
tholdnu an
irl,rtn,,o.k.
14.1117.3-,ity i i
• 'deuce it anpliontered now in the pow. rof the hberel Government to do away
not at that time ;see the rick. r. S. JOllO3, pro. Ile wes thi.n emanated-for trion on this enure, Mme- iteodthemorietne; tour.been severikt titnPs Provimedy con- with this kind et thing, by enabling magistrates to deal
red apprehending Mon, and finding some clover Primmer asked Mr. Moore whet he wool to (1,, Wlivn be vieted at Duolley for similar offences, and the Deem, em with persons who obstructed votem in thisTmionnfuor in ehe
in his house. Jennie Yardley proved that he Cali.: Oat ot prison. Ile Was sure to do the name again. cidoel to commit lam to take his trial at the next Stafferd Ivey gar, tters were dealt with-(elmers). le rename
missed some clover (rein the rick in Saudy Lane, --e Mr. Meore told him he would not Omni out for some sessions for this offenee. had been very much extendeol, sod It was no boon to any
• nue, 4,011 alll consequently would not have a chance of
and that defendant had often been there. p. s. ,-, • Wil.one D.toier..-At the Petty Sessions. on Thurs• man Unli ss Ike could exercise his vote freely, and without
doing much harm. fear of any interference.-fhear, hear). Mr. Barns then
Baldwin proved several previous convictione day, before H. Smith and 1.. Freer, Esqrs.,J,ffin Water-
went on to say that he hoped the country would continue
OBITUARY -WC litre to record the demise ef Mr. Wit. field wm chargoel with wilffilly damagieg a feriae on the
agotinet the defendent. The Beach sentenced ;tee, ert,,,,,e„;e. it Ft 1 J h to agitate, and never stop until the Governtnent inspected
who died MI Monday last, eft. a short but elsth ult, the property of James eery ug les. o n
him to 14 &Lys hard 'Amur. very pitiful inueas. For teen° years he has taken no Powell protocol the offenee, and complaihant identified the :
the eunneries-f cheers ana laughter). Ile considered
Mat it wois a disgrace to the country that such plaids
CIIAHOE oF STEALING A SON'Elteloile.-Wil. mean part in the political questions which lime from wood. Fined ls and costs. should exist. Many persons, and some of them con•
Ham Cox was charged with stealing a sovereign, tOne te time engaged puldie attentiom. Ilia synipathies WHOLEBILE ROBBERY.--Uvorp,e Wilke', publican, was sleeted with some of the boest families in England, are
the property of Jiihu Walker. Remanded tn were witlt the Libteal potrty, and he laboured amiduousll charged with steMilog a quantity of butter and cheern, imprisoned in convents. Government inspects prisons,
Wordeley. ta sank those measures Whiel. have been dictated by the t
toe property of Thiimas Grove. Mr Addison preseented, wonkhomes fuel all other places except convents ; and he
genie. 11.114 skill of Glademe, Bright, SN. At the tate aed lee w• w,der„,, desegeme_Teomes eiroye,grocer, did not see: whe tbose shoulol not be inspecMd. If the
election lie was engaged in the interest of the Liberal Brierley 11111, maid that in the first week of the new year maneger of sueh places did not keep persons there
candiolutes Dr West Staffordshire and this onrti on he missed a quarter cask of butter. On the leth instant agaiust their will, why did they not throw them open
their behalf were uutiring. He L., too, heartily co. lie mimed four Derby awes.. They were ell safe on for inspection-fencers. A mace'. "We will have thmn
operated wah any who sought to raise the morality Imd the 9th inst. On the 19th inahMt, ahaut t,n o'clock, he open.")-and concluded by hopiim that all present would
estelligionce of the Dever classes. He wtts secretary to missed one Derby cheem. It Wall safe on the previous continue to agitate until they were open to inspection.
the Workiter Men's institute, which existed some time Saturday. On the Saint, day Woo- 19th in,t) iu the even- (Applause).
atm in this neighbourheo,e, and had its members born hog. lie missed two firkina of butter from tile cellar, and t.
only as active and energctic as he, the Institute would pro laced iuvodce of the butter, received on the 20th of Tbe Chairman then proposed the tismt of the evening,
now have been in a floturisliing state, doing that g.md eaa.e„-•
y The tub' producml, marked 11, is similar to " The Couservetive Members for the Western Divisiou
which it was intended tedo. He was eminently unselfish, the one received. On the 20th he 'newel auothte cook .. ,
of Stalffirdshine" They had just mnerged from a grand
see seemeol to forget himself in his endeavours to benefit d butter called " Cenuolirm Butter." Every tome he t 11. hI) d t d 0 -tit two Corm
p ditaciti coutes wle are erne tem 4.,
°there. Ilia loss will be nentely telt, not only by las itn- • so•rvanve members who were present-Mpplause). It
lamed anything, he gar° information to the police. On
mediate frieuds, bat, als3, by a largo circle of acquaint. the 20th inst, about seven o'cloock, he missed two firkins pl sant to know that both sides had fought fairly
evral heed! used every legitimate means to secure victory:
aneeS. of Irish butter, and the two firkins produced were the
There had been but little feeling, and at that festive
"seem, two stolen. He could swear to them being his property
board there were Men of all shades of political opinion
by the figures on them, 317 and 31e. On tbe eith else
resent-ea lause) On the (other hand they had just
' he went with Policemergeant Carroll to a Sarah Carter, ProMnd of cPoPinplaiut against their opponents. The gen.
who resided at Round Oak, and there saw cheet,e and
fiemen who gad been thrown out bad said many things
butter which he thought belonged to him. Mrs. Carter
aNtinat them, and tried to press them into the minis o f
then Molt him dant the cellar and poMted out some
tile le The had beton &Irmo(' with a good man
butter-about 4011 m. It was out of the eask. Ile after- : P'"P : I -• . .• • y
e things winch almost tended to show that all poetical
wards went to the prisouer's house, end down the co, ar
virtue belonged to the Liberals and all the vice to the
1 ound the two firkins of butter identified. There was a
Conservatives-filo:lir, hear). In the first plme, they said
Teintity of other Matter and cheese, but 100, could not
that the Conservatives were nomprogressive ; and, fur-
Moodily A.-Sarah Carter said she lived at Roun4 Oak,
ther that they had been extravagant with the pnblic
and knew the prisoner, who is a publican, also residing
mon'e Conservatives were not obstructive ; they de-
al. Round Oak. About three weeks ago, tat a Thursday,
aire I y.
el
to a vance wail the civilisation and education of
the prisoner came to her shop and said that he hood
the. eople, and protect what ia pee. They wished to
1, ought a quantity of butter. at leidderminster, and that
ref' rm and not to deitroy- (applause). During the past
it Was genet ; and °gored a for sale. WILLI.. agreed to e •
twenty years the Conservative party had helped greatly to
' TI • - w or about
buy A, and aorisoner went to) fetch A. ere o. e
carry the measurea which bad been for the benefit of tbe
3011 w. In a week after prisoner came again, and said
e,„l-,ing
cia,„.„,..
Tao Corn Laws was one of these ; anol
be had some cheeses to sell. Ho had brought them forty " r
11.0 a Whig Government not given much obstruction, the
miles that day. She bought four of him. The three -
Mellon of education would h b
eve een settled on a broad
produced are the same. The fourth is sold. The weight `.l
ett is VIP Factory Act was another instance. There
of the cheeses was 10711 ts,
•and she geve him 6,1 per le, '• • -
ol kol f r
awl paid lam £2 10.4. Ile afterwards come an it, e 0 was a time when the only limit to labour was the length
of time people could possibly endure. It Wlia better now,
the other ea 61, stating that the farmer would have the
4tl oalan t the physical condition of tle, people
money. On Monday, the ISole prisoner leought some en t i.,e el e I •
butter in his cart, and it weighed Gillis, and came to eel ed idi 1 u It had been well
nuts_ e improv -a ou pp a se).
l'es 41, which Waa a fair prien-Peliceeene•aut Carroll end
poeved apiorelleaolieg Ole phisTner, awl tiediug the goels
Preduece in the prismeret home. Ito etiotrgeol primes
with stealing rive firkins of butter, and live cheeses, the
prnperty of Mr. Grove, grocer- Yr:kV:net replied, "If I
have, you have got to prove it." Prisoner pleaded not
;rainy, and was committed to take his trial at the next
Stafford Sessions ; bail being refaced.
STRAIN() A COYCERTINA.-William Harper (15), Was
charged with stealing a concertina on Tuesday last, the
property of Patrick Walters. Prosecutor proved that he
had a van in the Market place. and sold cutlery. On
Tuesolay regltt hit missed the itostrueleid. Th... ne pro-
duced %Val bet property, and was w.ortli 80. Police-mem
etable Briton proved that as he eras pit Ching the pri•ioner'e
father's house, he heard the instrnonent being played.
He accused the prisoner of stealing it, and he admitted
that he Lad stolen it. Fined 6s and costa, Ifs.

r f ED,II Gaul GENERAL SE.RV kNT.
14, nut understand PLAIN COOKING —Apply
to Barley, No. 2, Market street, Stoorbsidgc,

A954,11LT Case —At the Petty Sessions, on Tuesday
last. before E. Moore and E. Gem, Esqrs , Charles Sad-
ler was charged by Charles Farmer with assaulting bins
and damaging bin hat and coat OP the 17th inst. Com-
plainant said that on the day in question hernia waking
down the stseet, when defendant c tme up to him. struck
him, and knocked him down, and damaged his hat and
cent to the amount of 4s 6d. Defendant, who pleaded
guilty, was tined 01, and ordered to pay the damage, 4s
ad, and costa; in default 11 days.
U 61,10 TIEIRPATEND:i6 LANGUAGE Jones was
charged by Alice Dearne with using threatening language
to her on the 11th inst. Defendant did not appear, and
, s warrant was issued for ids apprehension.

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STEALING A RICE PEDDING.—JOIIOIIh Allen (14), was
charged with stealing a rice pudding, the property of
Thomas R inilmill, on the 19th Nat. Police.coostable
Potter said that on the day in qiisstion, he saw prisoner
in Liberty.sireet. Olribtiry. The pudding produced was
under his arm. Witness asked him where he kit it from,
and he said he took it liscalise be was hungry. Mrs.
Windmill identified the pudding as her property. The
prisoner, who pleaded guilty. was sentenced to be locked
up for 24 hours, and to receive ten strokes with a birch
rod.
RA;TAEDT.—IIenry Mole, am cater blacksmith residing
at Colley Gate. was smumiined by Maria Ashton to show
Can,ne why lie should not support her illegitimate child,
whom she allpg.i he was the father of. Mr. Florufrity
appeared to sop iort the gammons. Defendant, who did
not apnear, was'orilered to pay 2is 01 per week and costs,
including the attorney's fee.

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cheer).

Mr. Moynell-Ingram thanked the assembly for the
manner in which lacy had received the toast of himself
and his hon. colleagto. Although their party was at pre-
sent in a minority, yet when they losked around sal
sow
so many great constituencies throughout the country re-
turning Coaservatiyes, that must give them hope for the
future--(hear, hear). 'hey could not help seeing, and
their opponents could not help seeing, that the great
mass of wealth and intelligence of the ci uniry are still
on the Conserva' ire side. There were, of course, nume-
rous questions that mud be settled at no distant day, and
foremost among tli, m was the question of the Irish
('hurch. Lord Russell had written no less than three
letters on the subject since the election, and he now Pro-
plsed to take a certain proportion of the revenues of the
Irish Church. and divide equally between the English
Church in Ireland, the Roman Catlinlies, and the Pres-
byterians. He thought that plan would be open to very
great objections, and he did not Dank that the House of
Commons would pass such a project into law. There
I were other questions lie should like to see handled in a
I statesmanlike manner, and among them were the pore-
laws, and the manner of dealing with criminals of the
professional elass. He thought the former required
amendment, and with regard to the lane! he thought
some moo-ore should be passed that would place all pro•
fessional criminals more directly under the control of the
magistrates and poline—(cheers). The hon, member
concluded by again thanking the company for the man-
ner in which they had received the toast.
Mr. W. Hawkins proposed " The Trades of the Dis-
trict." In doing so lie gave an interesting aceount of the
rise and progress of Hrierlev Hill. When first he knew
it there were but two drapers in the place, there were no
lawwers. nor anetionmers ; bet now there were plenty of
every trade They hail two Market.places. a Public Hall,
and large manufa..tories arid iroa works ; and he was glad
to say that trade was improving.
Mr. Peter Harris responded to the toast. In doing as
he said he had seen during the last forty years many
changes. He had seen the various trades in all their
phases. The district was celebrated for the quality of
, itA iron, glass, and clay; and he might say that the
Stourbridge fire clay was the hest in the world, and that
it was sent to all parts of the world; and concluded by
, wishing continued success to the different trades in the
district—(cheers).
Mr. L. Freer, J.P., in the absence of Mr. S. Lloyd,
proposed" Success to the Conservative CaI.IAC " (loud
cheers) ; wini.h was responded to by Mn, W.

Glee—. Life's a burniier."
Sir Smith Chill, 'AI P., proposed "The Chairman."
In &Ain; so, he referred to the great assistance be had
tendered during the last election ; and thanked the
Chairman for the interest helm! taken in tiling to return
hini,elf and colleague to Parliament.
The Chairman replied.
Mr. T. Bunn proposed " The Working Men's Conser-
vative Association."
Mr. S. Broaghton replied, and pointed out at consider-
able length the advantietes to be derived from joining
the Association ; and :ailed upon those present to
assist.

Song and chorus.
H. F. Mt ynell.lugram, Esq.. M.P., proposed the Vice-
Chairmen, Mr. H. Smith, Mr. W. BASSIIIIO, and Mr. H.
Sparrow.
Each of them responded.
Mr. Malins proposed " The Ladies," in a very hum.
cue speech.
Glee—" Here's a health to all good !sasses."
Mr. 0. Ashmead responded, and the toast of "The
Press" concluded the proceedings.

COUNTY COURT.

13REAKFAST.—A SUCCESSFUL EX PEIIIIIENT.—TiIe
Ciri! Service Ga:rtte has the following inter-
esting remarks.—" There are very few simple articles
of food which can boast so many valuable and important
dietary properties as cocoa While acting on the nerves
as a gentle stimulant, it provides the body with some of
the purest elements of nutrition. and at the sem t time
corrects and invigorates the action of the digestive or-
gans. These beneficial effects depend in a groat mea-
sure upon the manner of its preparation, but of late years
such close attention has been given to the growth and
treatment of cocoa that there is To difficulty in securing
it with every useful quality fully developed. The singu-
lar success which Mr. Eppo attained by his horuteopathic
preparation of cocoa has never been surpassed by any ex-
perimentalist. Far and wide the reputation of kpps's
Cocoa has spread by the simple force of its own extraor.
dinary merits. Medical men of all shades of opinion
have agreed in recommending it as the safest awl most
beneficial article of diet for persona of weak constitu-
tions. This superiority of a particular mode of prepara-
tion over all others is a remarkable proof of the great
results to be obtained from little causes. By a thorough
knowledge of the natural laws which govern the opera-
tions of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful applica-
tion of the fine propertits of well-selected cocoa, Mr
Epps 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 such articles of
diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until
strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. Gus-
steels of subtle maladies are floating around us ready to
attack whereever there is a weak point. We may es-
cape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well forti-
fled wit's pure blood and a properly nourished frame.
TFIE MtNUFACTURE OF JEWELLERY.—The striking de-
velopment of Fine Art productions in this branch of the
industrial traaes since the period of the great Exhibition
"11l fares the land to hastening ills a prey, is admirably exemplified ins moot interesting little work
Where wealth accumulates and men decoy; just published by Mr. J. W. Benson, who holds the op-
)'minces and lords may flourish or may fade, pointnient to U.K It. the Prince of Wales, and HAI. the
A breath can make them as a breath has made;
But a bold peasantry—their country's pride— Maharajah of Bardwan, of 29, Old Bona Street; 99,
Webtbourne Grove ; ant the City Steam Factory, 68, and
When once destroyed, can never be supplied." 60, Ludgate Hill. It is profusely illustrated with the
Yet the greatest objector to the Factory Acts was a pro. most beautiful designs of Bracelets, Brooches, Earrings,
mineut Liberal, and was at that moment a member of Lockets, Ac., &c., in every conceivable style, and with
the Cabinet. Upon the increase of the expenditure, he prices attached; and thus the intending purchaser is en.
would remind them that the matter had been explained abled to make a selection suited to his taste, and have it
over and over again by Sir John Pakington and other., forwarded to any part 1 the rnited Kingd•mi,
and their figures had Lever been queotioned. It hat or the Colotin..s. orlz •of to, ••eti ml Cl cvi h, is
been shown that the increase was necessary, inasmuch as Twopence, for which it is forwarded post free, and to
the Liberal Government had allowed the services to drift any one who contemplates a purchase, either for per-
into such • thee v.st they w• re nearly uotleos—tap. sonal wear or for • wedding, birth-day. Christmas, or
placie). Their opponents said Lowing, too, of the policy Aber present, it will be found of the very greatest Gee.
wkink had led the that tiovernment into the Abyssinian vice.