The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1866-10-06 00:00:00

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AA.t.r4oDuyRAFN,TDAIL SHOE
WHOLE SmAAIN.Fu,r
LEATHER WAREHOUSE.
JOHN TAYLOR,
Carri, Buil Manufacturer of Mill Banding, Hydraulic,
Valve, Bucket, and Hand Leather ; Bag and Belloas'
Hide. ; Black and Brian Ilarne•si Hides and Racks;
Calf Skins, :Shoo Hid., kip butts. Engliah and Spanish
Cordovans, Grain, Shoulders and Bellies, Mantel Calf,
Goat,
39, Himh•strul, it No. 2, New-street, .S'/,./(,.bridge.
CHEAP STATIONERY Fun Tun MILLION,
AT
W. FORREST'S, CRADLEY HEATH.
IF comoriul PRINTING dome via, go to W.
.1.11711 1141411111
lbW.
you want PICTURE FRAMING &me well, got°
W. FORILNNT'a
TY you mot MOURNINO CARDS, go to W.
Fowler's.
FOR Cheap Paper, Envelopes, Memoran-
dums, Cub Books, School Books, Purses, Pocks!
Books, Pena, Pencils, Slates, Sze., go to
W. FORREST,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
High-street, Cradley Heath.
Stropopero nail IlTiotlicals topplittl to order.
I.IIOR Cheap PRIN'FINO, BOOKBINDING,
1_ and I'ICT URE FRAMING, go to
T. HOMER,
FIVE W.I I'S, (ILIPLEI' HEATH.
GOOD BLACK and GREEN TEA, at 188 d,
2a, and tls tid per lb.
EXCELLENT BLACK, very strong, Ss 41 per
lb.
FINEST SOT:CHONG IMPORTED, only
Ils 8d per lb.
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A FARMER'S WIFE'S REQUEST.
"My dear,” Kalil Mrs. B. to Farmer F.! sir,
" I'd ask of you a favour it I Jai
"Pray ask it," said the hand r with a grin,
"Sr any Wiwii keep y ”141 r S
I alter errike you all)I11111p no dr.;
Put what way Le }neer 11, It me hear?"
" To-narrow," bald thin sum," you go to Stombridge
Wan,
And there is something I should like firtel.'d down;
I want you, if yin, will, to pm chiss.• me
A pssund or tuna BRYAN'S tills...lot tea;
1 hear so 1111,11 OI 811 l A N'S tell-so leaves,
Anti also of the triumphs BRYAN aelsieves,
That I arn more than if I can,
To do *llllk' busiiwss 5s ith the
" Weil," suet the farmer, "L hare Waged like you,
To Lay Bill AN'S Tea, 1111,1 hasce it too,
Awl you nosy rest miser, a I 1,1,1111' hack
Without a palest of the rem and ;
I really think an (weld to gel oar things
Of honest 11101 in trade, as Wll I.IAM BRYAN,
'We ought to add to such it till
111 Late 7 way we eon, and`lt an Mill."
The wife Weld d pleaseil.and still mere pleased midday,
To fiLd WILLIAM BRYAN'S mixtuie on her tray.
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WILLIAM BRYAN,
(Late &dwell and Co.),
FAMILY TEA DEALER. GROCER, AND HOY
MERCHANT,
113, lIIGH.S7REET, STOITIMIDGE.
THE NEW
COMMERCIAL DIKING 1r) COBS,
No. 16, HIGH-STREET, DUDLEY,
IS NOW OPEN.
wr- Refreshments of the Best Qualities, and at Mode
rate eltargrs.
HOT JOINTS. FISH, POULTRY, Ac., DAILY,
IlluM ON O'CLOCK.
TEA AND COFFEE HEALY AT ANY HOUR.
BEB S .
,FOREIGN & FRENCH WINES.
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lice lien lon nail T,il, r Aloe, hlihio WO, le.
LOBINSON, I'NOPRINTOB.
ritrbt
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
METALLIC PEN MAKER TO THE QUEEN BY
ROYAL COMMAND.
JOSE II I LEO T T
EGS most respectfully In Moroi the Commercial
Jo World. Scheolastie lir illations, tool the Puhlic
generally, that by a 110Tri I.prl catimi of the nuriealli d
machinely for making Steel Ps na, Phil in aecorilance
with the scientific spirit of the lino a, lie has hit... Weed
a NEW MELINA of Ilia useful productions. which for
EAC/ LLLNCE Or TEMPER, QUALITY OW sLtlElll tL, and
above all (11):APNES* IN entre, he believes will ensure
unieenial appoliation, and defy competition.
Each pen hears the impress of his name nsa guaran•
tee of quality; and they are put up in the usual style
of Loss a, COI& OIIC CrIISR each, with label outside,
and the Inc-simile of his signature.
At the request 1-f persona extensively engaged iv
tuition, J. G. low introdnei it his
WARRANTED SCIIOOI. AND PUBLIC PENS,
which are especially adapted to their ow, being of
ditWrent degrees of flexibility, and with line medium
and broad points, suitable for the various kinds of
Writing taught in Schools.
Sold Retail by all Stationers, Booksellers, and other
respectable Dealers in Steel Pens,
Merchants and Wholesale Dealers can be supplied
at the Work.", Graham Street, 911, New Street, Bir-
mingham.
No. 91, JOHN STREET, NEW YORK;
AND AT
37, GRACECHUIICH STREET, LONDON.

MRS. A. P. BROWN,
STAB AND ANCHOR INN,
COVENTRY-STELT, STOURBUIDOE.
WAGGONETTES, ('ABS. CABS, GIGS,
SADDLE HORSES, &c.,
FOR HIRE, ON TIM SRORTEST NOTICE.

3 A ti E S's
C It 0 QU ET.
LIST.
I.—ln case complete, containing eight in. silliest balls, eight ash R. d.
211 long, ten japanned iron hoop, two shirting
and treatise ..... 0 1.; 0
2.—ln case complete, containing eight ftl in striped halls, eight
211 sal French poli.lied mallets, ten jej.anned hoop., two
shirting pegs, box of patent croquet clip., and treatise . . 0 1,; 0
ease complete, containing eight in striped bells, eight 311
French polished mallets, ten japanned hoops, two stalling
pegs, box of patent clips, and trevtise 1 1 0
4.—ln -ease complete, containing eight tin xtripel balls, eight
nft- Frond, polished mallets, highly finished, ten bootie
pointed white, two starting pegs, box of patent clips
hammer, iron drill, and Octane . . . . . . 1 5 0
s.—ln ease complete, containing eight 3:1 in striped balls, eight
tift sin Fix net, polidicil mane t., ten tempo painted white, a
an extra double boon with bell, two starting peg., box of
patent clips, hammer, iron drill, and treatise . . . 110 0
6.—ln ease complete, containing eight Bin snperior quality balls,
eight :qt. French polished shaped mallets, ten strong hoops
painted white, an extra double hoop with bell, two starting
pegs, box of patent clip, hammer, iron drill, and treatise . 2 0 0
I.—ln case complete, containing right 3.i in Boxwood balls, eight
21t Vin Boxwood mallets, ten sUnu,: hoops painted white,
an extra double hoop with bell, too stinting pegs, box of
patent clips, Boxwood hammer, iron &ill, and treatise) . . 2 5 0
B.—ln ease complete, containing eight Pin Boxwood balls, eight
311111.5 ~od mane ts, ten Strolla 10,01.. painted white, an
extra doable hoop with hell, two storting pegs, Ens of patent
clips, Boxwood hammer, iron drill, and treidise . .210 0
L 2.—ln case complete, containing right I Boxwonel halls, eight
:ift :lin Boxwood mallets, ten stomg hoops paintl it white,
an extra double hoop with bi 11, too ni.orting !e.g., box of
pallid clip, Boxwood hammer, iron di ill, and treatise . . 30 0
10.—Tun Ctrn SET, in ease complete, containing eight 41in finest
quality Boxwood balls. eight ilit best Boxwood mullet, tea
atrong iron hoops painted white, an e It,, &all& hoop with
too starting l° C, box of pat, ut clips, Ito, wood hemmers
iron drill, and tieotose . . . . . . . 10 0
The above in extra strong deal ease (dovetailed), with separide
divisions
Bittn, in Fr, orb polished mahogany ere,' M ii, die isions,
tbriagliont with green cloth . . . . . . . 5 5 0
CROQUET BALLS ONLY, in nag of eight an above—No. 1, OR
No. 2. 4); No. 3, 4.6.1; No. 4, 43 6,1; No. 5. tii.s 6.1; I`.o. 6,;
Nu. 7, 12.; No. ml, 15s ; No. 9, 113-i; No. Id, 2.55.
MAY BE lIAD AT •
W 11l I, AA' 111 LI/ S 9
In 3, HICILSTREET, sTourriuricE.

FUNERAL CARRIAGE ESTABLISHMENT,
STONE STREET, DUDLEY.
GEORGE MORRIS,
MOST respectfully returns thanks to the Public !tenerally for the very kind support
received in the FUN I.II.:PAIIT3IKNT of his llo,iness, and begs to assure atm that it
eieraye be his study to met it a eontinuancr of that ,:11.1.• It tyi citco,. Mt/ tdiun, cool tht road klut•
aildi of FINSItaLS ID the moist F. 111141 wanner, Ana upon the toi.,t rune:ad:it him& Cubs, hull., 1/1111
OW mike satire Ebottest Notion.
CI. MORRIS HAS ALSO ADDED TO BIS ESTABLISHMENT,
A pATENT COMI'OSITE IIEARSE
is aat riaca imprurtir.ctit n.s at the HCOlf 111 We 1 ttl• let n act nstrtr al In are. Its anuniance is
ti.ei.i.t, uha a itb a pair of first-class Lluek horst s, W/ old du 110 dius.rtdit to the fanti ti Fitt, 01 lilt upper
ailaat S.
1:y thill AtT3TWW.,IIIII the veva mists mly practice rf placing the milli. tither lienruth the tuomos is or
ands int alb tht hands" it halt of the coachman, is t ttttielj alispeusasl • ith.
As this impror. a horse Lee( null ITIOTC t its OSIVely known, it mot fail to be widely nurcrisl and
Idoltt 1.
••• OEMIII a: THE ADDLI:,:,
G. 11()IIRTS, STONE STRELI',

OLD•III!ITALLD.LIED
FUNFAIAL
57'117E7, I)11)LAT.
T UKE JEWKES, having token to the lowinrFot tor to nitiny
yetirs e:trrit by Lb. U.. r-in•hor. Hie late Mr. iIiEtJALIN COLE,
renprelfully it skull t ver bc hr. • Doty to DO lit
Of that 1,111,11.1 t • 0 r.ty 1.1,1td.•11 to MA 1.1. ilt n en;tle 1,1,, t nard
to
Ci.,iISIVE TUE .11,1,1.1.. T8—
LUKE JEWKES,
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(Late B. LjanOm
HALL STREET, DUDLEY,
LB.—CABS AND CAEN ON THE SllOl3E5l' NOTI,S4t.

MILLERS' CUTLERY SHOP,
1I ALL STREET, DUDLEY.
tT AMES
STO K E 8
I.
(Formerly tratelling with D. MILLZII & Bon's Cutlery Van)
I /F.GS to return his sincere thanks to the Inhabitants of the District for the liberal
support received while travilli ii g, and for the last seven years, at the above address. His motto is still the
eame—the Best Article at the Liovest Price, and every Article Warranted.
II I TIERS IS THE CHEAPEST SITUP IN THE DISTRICT
For all kinds of Table and Pocket Cutlery, Scissors, and Razors ; Electrolilate il Spoons, Prongs, Fish Knives,
Sugar Tongs, Cruets, and Toast Backs; Roasting Jacks, Feeders, Fire•irons, S..ucepans, Cooking Puts. Tea anil
Coffee Pots, Tea Trays, Waiters, Bread, Knife, end Cheese Tinys ; Copper Tea Kettle., Candlestick ~ Dmir Mato
and Cocoa Matting, all sires; Brooms and Brushes of eerily description; swing Looking ei1„....., übin,.., y
Ii soars. Hair Brushes and Combs. Tooth and Nail Brushes, Purses, Pocket Books, Day and Ledger, Memorandum
tool Copy Books; Note Paper nod Envelopes. Pens and Penholders, Playing CAMS, Dominoes, Cribbage Boards,
Chess and Draft Boards, and Men.
Mac Lean beg respectfully to cell the attention of the Public to their great variety of Crenate.
A Flirt-elate Clock, goes eight clays, and strikes the All kinds of Furnishing Ironmongery at the Lowed
hours, for Li is. Warranted for a year. possible Prices for cash.
A Virst-claas Routing Jack, Warranted to carry 2511 is 1 Bir Cages of all kinds. Do and see Millers' pretty
(twelve months allowed for proving the quality), for , Metallic Canary Cane at 35.
es ed, complete. Ladies' Bag. in great variety, from Is thl each.
A Strong Copper Kettle, to hold 3 quarts, for to M. Boys' &limit Satchels. from Is owl.
finial variety of Teal rays, in sets, at Is, Is Ild, Ss, and Saws end Fili sof all kinds at Millers'.
Ss lid the set. Our iihielield Spectaclea to suit all sights, at Is per
A First.clase Swing Olose, 10in by 12i0 in the pliite, pair. VS Ili ranted.
for 10. Gel. Werrented British Piste. Carpenter..., Engine. rs', and all kinds of Rules.
Bedroom Fenders, froni Is 2,1 inch. Routledge'm Engineer.' Slide Rule, with Book, only
Sallow...in Fenders, with Sterols, from So 3d. 2.6 d. Warranted cornet.
Fireirons, in great variety, frem 2ii the set. Menem ing tapes in ell lengths.
Buckets, Coal Hods, Slop Pails, in great variety, very Mathematical Inetrunients, from Si eid the net.
cheap. el.i sit•rniein's metallic roles rind tapes.
Coecos Fibre Matting, 2 yards wide, at Bs psi, .., I. i ~,,,...., 1„5,5,1 lii. ~ P.. 1: errs, to weigh fpom tar. I.
Oar Nickel Silver tea Igraine, at Is 3,1 the hell dozen, heat. 111011d.U...1 coli, St.
are wierrantril to keep their colour. Table spoons, to Bailey, Bourdon, and Silvester's Patent Steam rivages,
match, at Intl.? pi r pair. Surer tongs, WI per pair. from LI ss.
First.flaes Electro-pieted Coat trainee, from Ss to Brass Ale taps, of all kinds, from Is Si? each.
30* each. Ale and Wine Measure., Spills and Spill Cup., Spit-
Table Knives and Forks, from 3a id ban doz. War- moue, Ale Werniers, tke., for Publicans.
ranted steel. Si hook supplied with Pons, Penholders. Slates, Slate
A Strong Warming Pan, wilh Steil. for fie. Pencils, ( opy Books. ite.
Ml I,I.ERS' FOR EVER YTII ING
N.B.—J. liTralrei wishen it to he midi rsteial by his euetoniers that lie hits no connection whatever with any
other Molise in the trade, or willi any part a hawking or travelling, nor will he be remponsible for Ohj inoOdS,
unless purchased f him at the above addle...
NOTE THE ADDRIOIS—
MILLIaIib' CUTLEItY SHOP, 5 AM) 6, HALL STREET, DUDLEY.

UPHOLSTERING, CABINET MAKING, GENERAL
FURNISHING,
AND
FANCY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
ci ,
PLI
135, HIGH-STREET, STOURBRIDGE.
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L. II• K PAC
"WOOD,
al In ammancing hie E. ntoval to mere convenient and commodious Premises, 135, High•
street, and Victoria Paesage, would in the 11.4 place men.t lespectfully expires his shop CA
r 4 grantable to the Nobility, Ca t.v,oh 1111141U:iota of th. Tow., o,iNuis,Salsourlsool. for
li.. very large and e11...bd.:al sawn t asa.l p strossag ro hlr.dly and Lowly awardad to
thin for a period now c.:oodinj over a coatis r of a Century.
L. 11. P. in soliciting a further eoutiimance if his Petrone kind !Clime, plassigas ts)
I all I. nos ess ry .1i *Li" tUIII. iu order to gr.., satismetion to all,
lodb %Oh reeled to tho prime and Is tlity o GaAs p s.elists.est at his E.tablisksaacut.
Ile r.uald alio beg ii, Mv.air of elll is .p.,-fran of his
Hui

TEA! TEAM TEA!It
CHEAPER, STRONGER, and BETTER than any House in the Midland Counties,
Alwaya to be obtained at the
OLD-ESTABLISHED FAMILY TEA WAREHOUSE,
149, BIG U•STfi R ET, STol'Eltill lio; E.
H. EDWARDS, PROPRIETOR.
GOOD BLACK AND GREEN TEA, at Is 81, 2s, and 2!; titl per lb.
EXCELLENT BLACK, very Etrong ... 3s
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FINEST IMPORTED, only 4s.

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
EX CUR SION TO LONDON.
ON FR/DAY, OCTOBFR 12, on EX( URSION
TEA IN will Inn to LONDON (Nadir Oen Fla-
(inn), leaiir p Dudley al 14.56. Netherton, 8.55, Brierley
Hill, 11. Stenaridat, 9 10, hid& rminali r. 9.30, and
Drnitwieli. n 1 9.L5 an,, Imu a II .re hnd h. k. 16s and
6.1 : Wore. ~ter. 10.30, 15x, a, d 8s ; Gi, at Ilrlnitd-rn,
9 211, 17x and : Prrsl ere. 9.46. 10 LS, IT
banana, 11.7. and Can pd.-n, at 11.12 a tn.. 13s sod 7a;
callicp at lieu-lon, Cl, pping Norti II Junction. Chipping
Nortoll, r out tnn•on•lld.Water.l.llipten. Chi Mary nod
Hard), no' ; 1;11 V 1;1%11', In at PADIiII.UTON STA.
TI 0 N at 12.5 p to., on TIII'ESTAY, OCT1.10:11 14)1,
J. 111111..1180N, General Manager.
Paddington, October 4111.

WA NTED, a Respectable YOUTH, as an
APPRENTICE to the GLASS ENORAVING.
Premin m required.—Apply, King-rtreet, Wollaston.
WANTED, CHAINMAKERS, to refrain
from seeking Employment in Sanderland, or
His North, as there is a dispute pending.
THOMAS RAMSEY, Secretary.

LIWOBTANT NOTICE.
WSANDLAND'S STEAM RENOVATOR for
Cleaning Gentlemen's Clothes is the Latest
and lie:t Plan yet adopted, givio every artiele.the ap-
pearance of New.
WISANDLAND,
DYER, CLEANER, AND FEATHER DRESSER,
No. Stovelley.
N.B.—Lace, Net, and Muslin Curtains Cleaned quit
equal to New.
R. ROBY,
CRICKETERS' ARMS, 96, IIIGH STREET
STOURBRIDGE.
Dealer in Wines and Spirituous Liqors, Tobacco and
Cigars of First-class Quality.
DONN AND HEWE.TT'S
CHOCOLATE POWDER,
ICELAND MOSS COCOA,
HOM(POPATHIC COCOA, AND
MAIZENA COCOA,
Are all guaranteed to be Genuine, onder a penalty of
Fifty Ouineas, and still stand unrivalled for Flavour and
Quality.

DISCOUNT OFFICES, VICA.U.ST.. DUDLEY.
TRADE BILLS DISCOUNTEI)
AND
LOANS GRANTED,
Repayable by Instalments, on Personal or other Legal
Soe Ia It
WILLIAM HARRISON, Jun.
Trossechims will be "victly Cootfidestinl.

YOURSELF 1 WHAT YOU ARE! AND
WHAT FIT FOR.
MISS IL BALFOUR, the Original Graphic,.
lagist, continuo. to give her Interesting and use,.
delineations of the mental scad moral eharecter and epabl•
atlas of indhiduals, from as. szaminatiou of the hand vnitlug.
PRIVOIIII desirous of knowing their owe peculiarities, or those
of say Mend, moat send a special.s of the writing, Mating
mx padage, wait Id penny Mamma to MISS ISALYOUH, SS,
Hanley Clement, Heripstesd Road, London, and they will
mesh. s minute deMil of ths gifts, &fee* Went*, tastes,
ettestimes, de, of ;Mee, eta adwies In gillissitice end
on Wars prevent mielakes, appliaants are
requested r. as; Lev lope directed to tbeinoolvos
Tim meal thosisande who b:ve Shadily/1y askuowledges
Me vales of Myles given, and the accuracy of Him B.
ellekhee of charecMe, establieli USO truth and importance of
Ike science be)ou4 s doubt. I fear his &warier le too truly
oil you 160 freely describe IL UP. Your long letter, thon‘
II Merles, my Mends say, Is mouinsly correct. J. O. I am
clad your opinion of bar character coincides with my eon.
11.8. I y•Iuo your bkter much, RS I bays no friend. candid
.mongh to yowl out there defects. W. S. I acted on your
advice, and ,ucceed very well. W. It. POEMS OF THE
BRuIT. Addresiied to Lovers and Husbands, Sweethearts
and Wives. Price Is. Bound. Scud post-free ou receipt of
1.1 Stamp. by Him Balfour. hinny of these Poem. will be
pencil marked by lover., fur the exclusi‘e not cc of one per.
eon. Ladies' News.

that were re7commended for nomination, so in to defeat.. wan at the defendant's house. The last witnina was there beat thanks of the public are due to all the exit,
the jobbery that was going on. Sae: no beer drawn or !told. Mrs. Worrall did not come socially to those whose eontributions Are of • fragile
Mr. Prescott: Idd not think it the right course to send down. but highly valuable character." The prop •er emit-ulna
Otit the papers with only a few names on the., and nog. G,orgo withy said that he lodged with the defendant. in warm tenns his emitteorm that the public were est,
gent that the clerk do mend round the voting papers to There were two small barrels of beer in the house that chilly indebted to the Earl of Finale+, Lord Lythitcsa.
each house, with the whole of the names recommended were kept for the use of the lodgers. He pita no mash Lord Dartmouth, Mr. B Gibliona,Er:Bag:eal,find other
per week for his food, and they found him liver. for nomination. gentlemen, who had placed at the disposal of the ole.
Mr. Griffin also expressed his opinion that the papers Thomas Morris also gyve corroborative evidence. mittee their valuable collections.
should be gent round to the houses. The Bench said they considered the first two charges A vote of thanks to the Mo.-tor brought the proceed.
Mr. Prescott: I think that a number of men should proved. There was a little discrepancy as to the third tag, to aco ir, and the Benediction having been pro.
be employed the name an at the election of Guardians, to charge, and they should dismiss that, and hoe the he. noonc.,l bv the Yicar, the Mayor ,leidareil the Exhibition
deliver the papers. It would not cost more than os. and feadiant £5 in each ease for the two first charges. eloaed, and the hand struck up the National Anthem, this
he, forme, wan willing to pay a part of the expenses. visitors dlomeraing in the culotte departments.
Ur. Shepherd said the commissioners were entitled, if The band played daring the afternoon and evening a
they aerie. of operatic end other selections, under the dire
round.proper, to get some papers printed and sent
tin,, of Mr. Martin. handroaater, and all who heard wen
recommended. delighted by the i xcellenee of the performances.
round. thought
l'he hats te contain the names of the persons
At this stage Mr. Gregory, newsagent, came in and At night the exhibition was lighted tip with gas, end
asked the chairman if it was legal for persons to come was crowded to mesa.
round with a list with ooly nine names upon it. Flo had
Mr. Proicott : Yes ; and you supported it mee
that morning as many
ing. an 13 brought to him,
at the t- BELBEOUGHTON.
SCllont SERNowa.-00 9,71)&1125t, two sermons Wen
Mr. Gregory : I shall support the beat men. You were preached in the Parish Chureh, by the Bev. Dr. Le,gh.
canvassing last night. ton, Warden of All Souls, Oxford ; in the morning fro.
Mr. Prescott : I? xi. Ecclesiastes, Gth verse: "In the morning sow thy
Mr. Gregory : Yes. seed, and in the evening withhold not tbine hand; fee
Mr. Prescott: Now don't tell a gross falsehood—Mr. thou knowest net whether shall prosper, either this es
Gregory here left the room, that, or whether they both shall he alike good." Aid
Moved by the chairman, seconded by Mr. Griffin, and in the afternoon from viii. Mark, 36tli and :17th verses:
carried:—" That 2,00 u voting papers be printed and di, " For what shall it profit is man if he shall gain the whole
intoned." world, sad lose his own soul! Or what shall a roan One
It was also ordered that a list of the names of the can. in exchange for his soul?" On each occasion the nee,
dilates reetimmended at the meeting on Friday night Dr. ably advocated the necessity and the duty of impart.
should be printed and circulated. ing a religions education to the children of the pow,
It appeared from a calculation which had been made r here was a large congregation at each service, and the
that there were in the East Ward, 311 occupiers entitled collectious were very good.
I, vote: in the South Ward, 707; and in the East Ward
758, not including voids, but duplicates. There were ' -
1;50 owners, hitt a number of them Were included in the DAYHOUSE BANK.
the occupiers in the above computation. ANNIVERSAnY SERIIONs.—no Sunday last. two en.
The Chairman : I suppose the Monacan is done, and mono were preschool in the Primitive Methodist Chapel
that this is the last meeting. I was lookiog at the bank by the Itev. J. Sutcliffe, of Kidderminster, on behalf ot
book tool found that we owe about £lllO. We have paid the Trust Fund. There was a good collection. na mow
between sis, nod seven hundred pounds towards the Bill. day evening there was a public tea imativef lii Id in ths
If we had not paid that we should have had in howl chapel. After ti's a public meeting was laid. The liar.
something like four or five hundred pounds. .1. Sutcliffe and others addresged the mieth.g, wlibdi was
Mr. Ostins : If we had not paid that amount it would nuineroinly attended.
have gone towards reducing the town debt.
The Chairman : I must congratulate yoa. In leaving
office you only leave a debt of one hundred pounds for
year successors to pay. The business of the town has
been managed in an excellent manner. It is true that
there has been some personalities indulged in, hut there
has also been several improvements made. We have is
pended a considerable main of money in paving. The
roads in various parts have been paved with blue bricks,
and the Market Hall has been repaired, and will not want
much doing to it for the next ten years. Had it not been
for the expenses we have been put to, a Is Gil rate would
have been sufficient to keep the town in repairs. He
hoped the next Board would be as attentive to the town
as the present commissioners have been. If so, they
will have nothing to complain of.
Mr. Prescott: Ido not think we have much to com-
plain of. As to the coat of getting the bill, the gad bill
which was a small One cost VW.
Mr. Brook.: I have felt ninth pleasure in attending
the Board for grime time. If they left he felt be should
not be doing his duty without proposing a vote of thanks
to the chairman, for the great care and attention he
had paid to town matters, and lie could not allow it to
pass without proposing a vote of thanks for able manner
in which, as chairman, he had conducted the meetings.
This was seconded by Mr. Griffin.
The Chairman: I did not anticipate this, and there-
fore have not prepared a :speech ready "cot and dried,"
but I must say that I hare given a great deal of time and
atttention to town matters. I beg leave to thank yoii and
say that I shall be glad at any time to do what I ! an for
the town.
The meeting then terminated.

Notices of Births, P.•allis, and 3liirriartes. when ',nip.
only authenticated, will be inserted in tl.. Ot i.e fres
of charge.
BIRTHS.
On Toesday last, the :Ind inst, the wife of Mr. Minty
King, Lore-bine, Oldsirinford, of a son.
On Thursday, the 27th tilt, the wife of Mr. (.1. T;r. r,
of Park-greet, in this town, of soon.
MARRIED.
On Wednesday, the 3rd kid, at St. Pod', Warwick,
(by the R. v. L. Addinson), Thom:. . t
hsni, artist, to Carolice, third dalight. rof Ikl.. slitiala
WykeS, West-street, Warwick.
DIED.
On the 2Sth September, at Manchester, aged 77.1tatat
Fisher, Esq. of Priory Villa, Cheltenham, awl formerly
of Franck, Cosni, Woreenterahiro.

lS MADE EASY BY
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
BAD LEGS, ULCEROUS SOHN:Si-lAD 111:EASTS,
AND OLD WOUNDS.
No description of wound. tore, or ulcer can resist the heal
ing properties of this excellent Ointment. l'he worst cases
rocilllp 11,Aille a healthy 11111,41i1.1111Ce whence. r this medin-
tnent is applied; round flesh springs up frets the bottom of
the wound. inflammation of the surrounding skin i,orrested
•ml a complete and permanent cure quickly follows the use
of the Ointment.
PILES, FISTULAS, AND INTERNAL INFLAMMATION
These distreseing and weakening diseases may with cer
Minty be cured by the sufferers themselves, if they will ice
Hollow ay' Ointment and closely attend to the printed ill
structious. It should be well rubbed upon the ilei,:libeuring
puts when all obnoxious nudger will be removed. A pounce
of bread and water may sometimes be applied at bed his.
with advantage; the most serupttions Cl.lllllllr. 111“, t be
°Merved. 11 those who road this paragroph will bring it
under the notice of such of their acquaintances w 11111)1 it nal
concern, they will render a service that will never to torgut.
ten, ma cure that is certain.
RHEUMATISM. GOUT, AND NEURALGIA.
Nothing has the power of reducing inflammation and sub
dumg pain in these complaints in the sanoi degree as Molls
way's cooling Ointment and Purifying :rills. Whoa used
simultaneously they drive all inflammation and depravities
from the system, subdue end remove all enlargement of
the joints, and leave the sinews slid inuteles lax and so,
contracted. A cure may always be effected, even under
the wont circumetances. if the use at the. medicines be
persevered in.
SORE THROATS, DIPTIIERI A, QUINSRY. )117MP:4. AND
ALL OTHER DERANGEMENTS Oh' THE THROAT.
&hi the appearance of any of these maladies the Ointment
elaatalt be well rubbed M Inet three times • day, upon the
nook .ad ewer part of the chest, tie as to penetrate to Use
glands, as eaR is forced into moat: this course will at once
reinove Mdlammation and ulceration. The worst etves will ,
yiebil to this treatment by follosing the printed diwutions.
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Boa 114. llittroteut wed Pills should be word in the follow
11)91'0l.
Bad Lege. : Ca/seers. Ithenmatit.m.
Bad Breasts. ()manned and Nee di.
Burns. StifT Joints. bore Nipples.
It unions. ' Elephant &AB. Sure ThrO.:l4.
Rite of Voschatoes. Fistulas. Skin Inwww.s.
and Saud•flies. Gout. Scurvy.
Cocileb,Y• Glandelar Swell- Sore H' ate.
Omego.foot. tugs. T1M11,11.11.
Lumbago I Ulcers.
Chapped hands. Piles. I Wounds.
(Sofia Yaws.
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sixes.
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