The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1879-03-22 00:00:00

879

OCIATION. A
Associ tion was
henry Fullwood's
y in the chair ;
—A subscriptioi,
Dr the tribute to
rard, and it was
3n wreath to be
ild be made up by
3r the business of
a long and able
3ongratulated the
npleted a year's
mber of members

He said the
lve been formed
,en for maintain-
ts. The Radical
nanifesting senti-
wisest men had
policy could not
,inuance of those
nd and her vast
h the intelligence
aaker deprecated
g municipal ideas,
tanifested in the
) monopolise the
Hancock then
results to the
cy, and spoke of

_
As to Vie latter
a great military
ble could be re-
is own dominiors,
rther develop the
d be swept away.
;e troubles as we
e present British

—At the Sedgley ,
sr, before Mr. I.
and Mr. F. A.
irried policeman,
y, was charged on ,
; a young, woman
Toacl, Himley, on
it;dces, of Dudley,
complainant, who
resided in Brook-
light in question
k in the direction
fling they met the
hey made way for
.out making any
ness and two of
ne Wakelam and
tnd the two corn-
afterwards took
ie turnpike road
Defendant also
id and caused
—ln answer t 3
he and her com-
a defendant met
rearing and shout.
r corroborated the
other witnesses
complainant, and
fendant's conduct.
Tious charge, and
iscrepancies in the
ere that the de-
nt Gornal Wood
ie particulars in
I on returning
shouting out and
ieeting them he
; such a noise, and
, but did not corn-
manes Wei es bey,
of Lord Dudley,
was with the de•
.as allged to have
the defendant du
io were shouting
. that a common
ined defendant ss.
vs' imprisonmen t

IUL BOARD.

'embers was held

vious meeting it
e Clerk had been
him to procure

nittee stated that
Mrs. Marsden for
ing Board schools
L. F. Torond ex
lie first time they
ng taught in the

was taught before
a Board, and that
leir engagements.
tching of French

ion of dismissing
I to the Schools

ittee was adopted.
Mistress of the
at they were not
sting that they be
r children of both
referred to the

; to the proposed
sistant master in
I. It was stated
asters, two pupil
school, and this
num permitted by
y considered that
he the proposed

at the total mom-
entary schools i$
?onding period of

his match was
and resulted in

. to nil, Hagl4
7olling by Stour-
by both teams,
om goal to goal.
made a good run
)al for lla,gley•
ball was quickly
when Wyatt
at not scoring a
ide. After half
took the ball to
le repeated shots
!cessf ul.
'this match was
)n Saturday last.
each way, the
e the first to kick
)3, the forwards,
v yards from the
.11 down. A very

an easy victory
'as made by Otter
econd by Simmg,
Iced a goal. The
[lowed by umpiro
mul in goal," the
from which try
; ran in but being

" maul."—The
Ters : F. Simms,
; H. Cochrane
W.
'enn, —Meredith,
Lilt of game, two
match wid be
lome ground, at
Burton- on-Trent
me.

dryness, tickling
,ffecting the voice.
ycerine Jujubes.
Dtions, being in
they are excited
r healing. Sold,
itas Errs & • Co..
letter received
,st you to knoS/
Id your Glycerine
without medical
t disease. They
can they do any
L.R.C.P.E•
oat and Ear In-

7 Morris, High-

eld to be the me
ttend for master
real sacrifices a"
wilding with the
At cannot appro.'
Ltran be made to
expedients isto
It preserves the
rows—renders it
which may have
[lona atmosphere
nter. To be oh•
throughout the
: 114 and 116

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prietor, SIMEON
, Stourbridge, in
ail lotion and