The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1868-06-20 00:00:00

THE ROMANCE OF ADVERTISING.

(From The Times.)

" K—T—Y to Willie—AU is well at present. Be of good
cheer."

"Nitdaan Fade, a Crosaby-square.—A Telegram has been
received by Iteutei's Telegram Company Limited., 5,
Lothbury, R.C., from liundaon, Yokohama, addrcaved as
above but the owner cannot be found."

Loft, William.—The family of William Loft, late of the
Surrey Canal-wharf, Kent-road, Surrey, coal merchant,
deceased, will hear of something to their advantage on
applying to Mr. Evan flare, of No. 1, Mltre-court, Temple,
London."

" Clarissa Russell, residing in 1862 at 14, Somerset-street,
Portman-square, London, is requested to comniunicate with
Mr. William Paden, solicitor, 60, Mark-lane, London, KC."
" Some forty or fifty years since there died in a terrace,
supposed to be in the Hackney-road, London, a person by the
some of Bond whose property was then advertised, but not
"

legally claimed. Ally person who can give any information
relative to the precise time of the person's death shall be
justly rewarded. Address W. W., Post-onice, Chard,
Somersetshire."

"Tapner fainily.,tilizabeth Tapner anti Catherine Telmer,
daughters of the late Mr. John Tapner, formerly a clerk in
the Ordnance Department, Woolwich, will hear of some-
thing to their advantage on applying as under; or if dead,
Sills friends are requested to give information of that fact to
Messrs. Johnson and Raper, solicitors, Chichester, Sussex."
" Richard Balboni—information is required as to Richard
Hubbard, who in 1827 was described as a chairmaker, at
High-row, Knightsbridge, and who has not been heard of for
about twenty years. He would, if living, be now about
~ixty-nine years of age. Any person supplying evidence of
his death, or of his present address if living, would be amply
rewarded by Messrs Yenning and Co., solicitors, n, Token-
house-yard, London.
"Sir William Alidy's Godchildren.—All persons claiming
to be godchildren of Sir William Ably, late of 11111-street,
Berkeley-square, in the county of Middlesex, Bart. ,who died
on the 15th day of April, 1868, and who, by his will, be-
queathed a legacy to each of Ms godchildren who should,
within one month after having received notice of the said
bequest, satisfy Ida executors of his having been their
sponsor, but directed that no godchild of his should be
entitled to such legacy, or any part thereof, who should not
have made his or her claim within twelve calendar months
from the time of his death , are requested, immediately, to
forward evidence of his or her being such godchild. to
Messrs. Farrer, Ouvry, and Co., of 66, Lincoln's-inn-fields,
London, the solicitors of the executors. And further take
notice, that no claim to the benefit of the said bequest can
he admitted by the said executors unless the same be made
and proved to their satisfaction on or before the 15th day of
April, 18411.—Dated this Ist day of June, 18613.—Farrer,
and Co., 66, Lincoln's-inn-gelds, London, solicitors to the

" Brown Bear, of the Lyceum, implores L. to write
directly."

" M.—Received your note. You have nothing to
fear. An interview in the presence of your father will con-
vince you that the old arrangement will be carried out im-
mediately. Let not a few hasty expressions mar a future
ahi It will yet be bright, if you will only have it so. Grant
the interview."

" Management. —Are you satisfied flow? Surely, you will
at least write to him, and th ink him for the great sacrifice
he has made for you. Do you remember what you promioed
to be, if only that condition was fulfilled It has been ful-
filled. You surely will keep your part of the engagement.
lie will be ruined if you do not. Try and realize what he
has gone through."
" Ernst —Come home, and all will be forgiven."
"G. L. L.—lt is imperative that you return home, or com-
municate with friends at once. Send telegram immediately.
Everything known."

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" If. You are implored to communicate with 31, or your
father. This is very, very cruel; forget and forgive, as you
are forgiven."
"18.—Have not seen person, therefore all you were told
was untrue. Both must decline to answer. Insist on
having your own way in everything.—Toujours, ttc."
" Dear Thomas—Disappointed at not seeing you Monday,
Bth June, and no letter. I now think you very unkind.
Come soon. I will do as you wish, not be stubborn."
" It. to S.—Meet me either Thursday or Friday evening.
I am going with the children to America; therefore let me
have as much money as you possibly can, and I shall not
have to trouble you any more