The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1876-05-20 00:00:00

SATUF:DAY, NAY 20, 't 7

them. No bones were broken, and they are now doing
well.
BURIAL BoAnn.-1 meeting of this Board was held on
Monday afternoon, the Rev. F. R. Evans in the ehair, t
which architects plans for the new cemetery were con-
sidered.—The Clerk said eighteen applications had been
made for particulars with regard to the cemetery, but,
only three sets of plane had been sent in. These were
bon Mr. J. Jackson, Bradford; Messrs. Baker and
Mayne, Kidderminster ; and Mr. Meredith, Kidder-
minster. Mr. Jackson had not c =plied with the adver-
tisementf BO that the choice of the Boara lay between
the other architects named. Messrs. Baker and Mayne's
estimate of toe cost of the laying-out of the ground, and
of an iron bridge, 108 ft long and 301 t wide, to span the
valley, was £1,300; draining, boundary wall, gates, and
fencing, £2,000 (or if the wall was more plainly execu-
ted, £1,250) ; chapel and lodge £2,000. Mr. Meredith's
estimate for chapel and lodge, was £1,500; laying-out
ground, draining, dee, £2,400; boundary wall, entrance
gates, and fencing, £2,000. There war a long discussion
on the two sets of plane, and ultimately it was decided
(with two dissentients) to accept those of Mr. Meredith.

P. Yates, b Parkes ...... 7
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C. Smith, b J. Penn...... „ 0
W. Green, oT. Penn, b Griffiths
A. Otter, b Griffiths 27
C. Rodgers. c Yates, b J. Penn l3
T. Lowe, b Griffiths ....... 0
Yates, c Johnson, b Griffiths .. 9
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Total
83

CRADLEY.

FATAL ACClDENT—On:Wednesday last, a fatal accident
(neared to a boy named Isaac Goodhall, aged 5 years.
it appears that the deceased was in:the road on the above
date playing, at Cradley Forge„ when a wagon, loaded
with iron, belonging to Mr. Samuel Leonard' was passing
along the road and one of the wheels went over him,
killing Lim on the spot. Dr. Hodgson was at once called
in, but life was extinct. An inquest will be held on the
body.

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ANTHY ARE THE YOUNG NERVOUS
AND THE MIDDLE-AGED DEBILITATED?
—This is now explained in a Medical Work, and a safe
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vigour fully stated Avoid Galvanic appliances and
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who send details of their cases, and may be consulted
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