The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1872-10-26 00:00:00

PUBLIC NOTICBB.

STOURBRIDGE

CONSTITUTIONAL ASSOCIATION.

ASOIREE, in connection with this Associa-
tion, will be held in the Corr Excaores, on
MONDAY, OCT0131:11 28th, 1872.

CHAIRMAN :
R. P. AMPHLETT, Esq., Q.C., M.P.,
President.

THE RIGHT HON. THE EARL BEAUCHAMP.
SIR JOHN PAKINGTON.
Ban., M.P.

SIR SMITH-CHILD. Beer., K.P.
FRANCIS MONCEITON, Esp., M.P.
W. E. DOWDES WELL, Esp., M.P.
C. P. NOEL. Esp., MAJOR FLETCHMR,
And other Gentlemen are expected to be present.

Tea (supplied by Moors. Robinson end Bourne, Da&
ley), on the table at Five o
Chair to be taken at Half-past Six.
Tickets, One Shilling ; After Tea, Sixpence.
Tickets can be bad from County Erpress Office, Brier-
ley Hill; Observer Office, Stourbridge ; Mr. John
Edwards, Eagle Vaults, High-street, Stourbridge ; Mr.
John Hughes, Star Inn, High-street, Stourbridge ; Hr.
Charles Hambury, Station Inn, Hungary Hill,
bndg; Messrs. Robinson and Bourne, Dudley; or any
Member of the Committee.

STOURBRIDGE IMPROVEMENT ACT.
1866,

MARKET HALL PORTER WANTED.

rpHE Commissioners require a Steady and
Industrious PERSON to Clean the Corn Exchange
and Markets, and act generally under the Collector.
Salary twelve shillings • week.
Application to be sent to the undersigned, not later
than Ten o'clock, on Alownxv, the 28th Instant. Tke
duties will commence on Monday, the 4th November.
JOHN TAYLOR, Clerk.
56, High-street, Stombridge,
October 18th, 1872.

DARTNERSILIP.—A young Gentleman, aged
I 22, who has completed his ARTICLES wit&
fiestrclase Firm of AUCTIONEERS, FARM 'ad
ESTATE AGENTS, and who is just about to open
OFFICES himself, and establish a Business in the West
End of LONDON, ie desirous of one about the lama
age, having some Capital, joining him in PARTNER-
SHIP. A Knowledge of the PROFESSION not neon-
eery, as the same under the Advertiser's tuition might
quickly be acquired. A young Gentleman desirous of
residing in Loudon. following an agreeable and profitable
profession, together with pleasant and sociable compeni-
ongbip would find this an excellent opportunity.—Ad-
dress, W. el. 11., care of Mr. Benham, 201, Portobello
Road. London, W.

DIVISION OF STOURBRIDOE, IN THE
COUNTY OF WORCESTER.

At the ADJOURNED LICENSING MEETING of the
Justices of the Stourbridge Division held et the POW
Office, Stourbridge, on the 28th September, 1872,
TT WAS ORDERED that the HOUR of
CLOSING Premises Licensed for the hale of
Intoxicating Liquors in the following Parishes or Place.
in the above Division, viz., Bellbroughton, Broom, Clent,
Churchill, Hagley, Lutley, and Fedi:note, hhall to TEN
O'CLOLK AT MUHL
13y Order,

WiLLIAM H. KING,
Clerk to the Justices.
Nova.—The above Order will eonie into force on and
after the 29th October, 102.

DIVISION OF KINGSWINFORD AND
WORDSLEY, IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD.

At the ADJOURNED LICENSING MEETING of the
Justices of the above Division, held at the Public
Office, &Miley Hill, on the 30th September, ISM,
iT WAS ORDERED that the HOUR of
CLOSING Premises Licensed fur the Sale of
Intoxicating Liquors in the following Parishes or Places
in the above Division, viz., Upper Arley, &Abington,
Enville, Hinsley, Trysell, and Wombourne, shall be
TEN O'CLOCK AT NIGHT.
By Order,
WILLIAM 11. KING,
Clerk to the Justices.

Nom.—The stove Order will come into force on dad
after the Slat October, 1872.

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