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The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1868-11-28

HIMLEY STOCK SALE.

THE Not SALE of STOCK will take place
at the puoi.e.r Anus HOTEL, =TUESDAY, DECE3I•
DI a 15th, lrols.
Early Entries are respectfully solicited.
W. HINTON, Auctioneer,Pensnett.

FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSES,
NEAR CHAPEL 1111,L, BRUMLEY HILL.

rpo be SOLD, by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
_L all those Three well-built DWELLING-HOUSES,
with the lirewhouse, Piggeries. and Gardena thereto be-
longing, situate at the back of Chapel Hill, Brierley Hill,
and in the respective occupations of William Thatcher,
Martha Millward, and George Compson.
The gross rental of the property is .f.:•21 Os per annum.
For further particulsrs. apply to Messrs. Freer and
Perry, Solicitor.; or to Mr. Taylor, Laud Agent, Stour.
bridge.

TO PLATE.GLASS MANUFACTURERS
AND °MIRA ENGAGED IN IRE
GLASS TRADE.

MO be DISPOSED OF, a very large Quantity
.1 of Fine VITREOUS SAND from an Estate in
Bedfordshire, well situate for Water Carriage by Canal,
or by Railway.
Arrangements may be made for LETTING the MINE
to be worked subject to a Royalty, or Sold at per Ton
delivered in the Barges at the Canal, or in the Trucks at
the Railway Station (the London and North-Western
Railway).
For particulars apply to Messrs. Nockolds and King,
Land Agents, (tc.. Saffron Walden Essex.

TO LET, and may be entered upon Immedi-
stair, a Good HOUSE and SHOP, with every
convenience, situate in the best part of High-street,
Stoarbridge.—For further particulars, apply at the
Wei. co. Office, 92, High-street, Stourbridge.

APARTMENTS to LET, in the Heath-road,
for a LADY or GENTLEMAN, enquire at the
Obserrer Office, High-street.

ALE and PORTER STORES to be LET,
surrounded by Manufactories. Satisfactory rea-
sons given for leaving. Goodwill. Fixtures, 1:60.
Ap.ily, 15, Ooaell-street North, Birmingham.

PAINLESS DENTISTRY AND ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

NOTICE.-STOURBRIDGE.

Arß.suPßAtillFlioNE, RDEcLTifsenTtifart.e. oßfirmDiZimstryal,
tends at Stourbridge, every FRIDAY, at Leeds House, 15.9,
High-street.
The experience of a Practice of nearly thirty years,
extending over the greater partof the Kingdom, enablcs
the Messrs. Parker to offer • complete system of Painless
Dentistry, at a cost within the reach of all.
NEW IN VENTIoN.— LETT ERB PATENT.—Artificial Teeth
to lusts lifetime, are fixed firmly in the month without
springs or wires, or causing the slightest pain. They
adhere so securely, that the full powers of mastication
and articulation are completely re-establisbed. These
Teeth never discolour, cannot possibly be distinguished
from ristore, and are of the very best quality. Tooth
from 54, • Set from 25. Every operation in Dental
Surgery.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1868-11-28

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T A. STOKES' Anctioneer and Appraiser.
Cy • begs to announce to the Inhabitants of Duffle) end
FROM LONDON] the surrounding neighbourhood that he is prepared to
Levy Distraints fro. Rent, Executions, Bills of Sale and 1 TESSRS. BOSWORTH a:
-• gtourbridge and Neighbourhood, that he all kinds or processe. at Law, and parties favouring.; him kVA-
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Su Law. At Moderate Charges. Actionsand Beg to inform the Public that they
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Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1868-11-28

ARCHBISHOP MANNING ON THE
GENERAL ELECTION.

RF STOITRI3IUDGE OBSERVER.

for pity's sake," &e.) Now, when he sill " No,lhe
was done; he was "Murphy still, and no surrender,"
and he would never deseerme the Sabbath. It was not
the Papists that were kicking up that row; there was
a secret jealous clique at Blackburn like there %yam at
Bacilli, that wanted to upset hiln because they could
not get meetings like he could.
A woman cried out for her penny back, whereupon
Mr. Murphy pulled one out of his pocket and offers
it to her. A. man charged Mr. Murphy with insulting
the woman by doing so. This Mr. Murphy indignantly
and excitedly denied, and, amid great Meath the
, meeting dispersed, almost all ref using to take their
pennies back.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1868-11-28

PENKIN AND FALMOUTH

PETERBoRot:OII

PETERsFIELD
I'VNTEFRACT

PORT6MOUTH

PRESTON

PLYMOUTH ......

RADNOR DISTRICT.
READI.NO

RETFuRD, FAST ..

RICHMOND
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ROCHESTER .....
RUTLANDIMIDE

SALFORD

S&LISBCRY

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SHAFTESBURY
SHEFFIELD

SHOREHAM
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1868-11-28

WORDSLE Y.

HIGHWAY OFFENCE —At the Petty Sessions, on Mon-
day, before B. St. John Matthews and L. Freer. Esqrs.,
Thomas Griffiths was charged by Superintendent Mills
with riding without reins on a cart on the turnpike road
without having control over his horse. Police.conatable
Acocks proved the case, and defendant was fined Is and
coats; in default seven days.
DRUNK IND Itzovots.—Thoinas Pope and Little Mar-
tin were charged by Superintendent Mills with being
drunk and riotous in the Parish of Boblungton, on the
12t1, inst. Police•constable Wakeland proved the case.
Pope was fined is and coats; and Martin, who did not
appear, was also fined is and costs.

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Tfughcs. and motioc his head mom. on Tuesday lad.
The eggp, an.; the Stipendiary said it was a
most dastardly and cruel thing to throw atones at people
during electiccs, and he sm. determined to ston it if
roodble. Me rI, mid fine Webb ft sad ensts—£2 6m. in
default sit weeks' inintisonment : Pearson I'2 and cost.,
in default six weeks' imprisonment : and Williams £1
and costs. or three weeks' imprisonment.
A Don FIGHTER.—SamneI Mallen was fined g3,,,d
mists for fighting a dog on the 12th test; in defaalt two
months' imprisonment.
ARSACLT CASE.—Priseilla MeOfte, residing at Bretton
Inn.. was charged by Elizabeth New with assaulting)),
An the 19th inst. Mr. Addison defended. The assault
was of a trifling nature, and the defendant Wei fined 11.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1868-11-28

DECLARATION OF THE POLL.

The High Sheriff of Worcestershire (Mr. E. M. Ber-
ington) :Mended at thc hustings, Droitwich, on Wednes-
day morning, to examine the poll hooks and declare the
names of the two candidates who hal been elected as
representntivea for the Eastern Division of thee minty
in the ensuing Parlianient. The weather was showery,
and when the Sheriff arrived, at half-past eleven o'clock,
accompanied by Om Under-Sheriff and the other officials,
there were not half-a-dozen persons presert. The ex-
amination (.f the poll books then commenced, and occu-
pied more than one hour. At twelve o'clock Mr. R. P.
A mplilett made his appearance in a carriage, from which
the mob had taken the horses, and drew him in triumph
to the hustings. lie was accompanied by a number of
mounted yeomen, and amongst other friends who accom-
panied him to the hustings were the Rev. W. W. Douglas,
the Rev. H. Ablham, Hon. and Rev. W. Douglas, Rev.
H. Nicholson, Messrs. E. Bearcroft, James Archhall, W.
Nutt, T Cl. Smith. E. Horan:tan, Sydney J. Mitchell, G.
C Richards, J. Musson, and others. On taking his
place on the hustings, the mob, who, in spite of the
rain, bad assembled, gave him three hearty cheers.
About half-past twelve the Hon. C. G. Lytteltou and
Mr. Martin walked from the town to the hustings. They
were accompanied by Messrs. H. F. Vernon, T. 11. (Dal-
ton, W. Shomonds, J. Brick, and some others.

About one o'clock the 1101 Sheriff having made up
the returnt, addreated the untenably. He said it only
remained for him to declare the result of the contest
which bad just closed. The firnt thing that would strike
the audience when they heard the numbers would be
that each of the gentlemen who offered themselves as
eandidates had every reason to be satisfied with the sup-
port their friends had given them—(cheers). Of course,
where there are three candidates and only two seats, one
roust be annaccessful ; but on that occasion, the unsoc-
&vital candidate had the pleasing assurance that he had
been ably supported by his Men la—(cheers. The
friends of Mr. Martin would regret that the time when
the county would be benefited by that gentleman's cervi-
ces had been postponed—)' • No," and "Hear, hear").
Mr Martin had, however, been sapported by no less tan
8.750 votet—leheers, and counter cheers). The friends
of Mr. Amiiiileit would be glad to know that he was at
the head ~r •; roll—(lund cheert)—and the friends of
Mr. v,uld be glad to learn that he woe only 15
behind Mx. Atokialett—thearl. The numbers were—
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1868-11-28

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TEE NEW PARLIAMENT.

The following is a lid of the Af,nibern who Lave
been returned to serve in the next Parliament :

iThe names of new mernhera ars inserted in gb it,. An atterisk 19
in rack eerie indimtes that a Llrerel bas been elected ill place of •
Conierrative. The letter (o) indicates that a buttes atlas has taken
the plaeo of a Liberal. (9 That an old member ha beau reatlected
fur auuther place. New csustitneucierj

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Cal up LONDON . ....... 31r. Gosehen ...... 1
Mr. Crawford ...... 1
Alderman Lawrence 1
fa, Mr. Bell ...... 1
Mr. Lowe ........ 1
Captain Grosvenor .. 1

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Mr. T. Chambere 1
Alderman Lusk 1
.. id. .7. t. Lawrence 1
M. W. M'Artitur 1
Mr. Locke
Mr. Layard....
.. Mr. Ayrton
Mr. Swam's; 1
. Mr. C. .
Mr. J. Huhn, 1
Sir H. Hoare
Alderman Salomon,— 1
Right lien. W. E.
Gladstone

L.I3IBETII

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GREENWICH

lion. C. 11. Lindsay — 1
Hon. D. Fortescuo 1
Me. Davies
Mr T. Mellor . 1
Mr. N. De Rothschild 1
Mr. S. G. Smith 1
Mr. B. Samuelson
• Mr. Cave
Mr. C. Williaoia — 1
'Dr Dalrymple
.. Mr. \V. H. Stanley
.. Mr. Howard 1
Air. S. Whiticead
... Colonel Gilpin...... . 1
Mr. Hastings Russell 1
Mr. Slap ion. . 1
... Sir 11. Edwards
Captain Kennard
(0)0) k Glans
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Mr. Dix.n
Mr. Metntz
.... Mr. J. Laird .
.... Mr. llornby
Mr. J. lielden
.... Mon. F. L. Gower
.... (a) Mr. J. likka
Colonel Gray ....
.... Mr. Malcolm ....
(a Mr. T. _
Air. W. E. Forster ... 1
Mr. Ripley
.... Major Morgan 1
.... Mr. Rowel Gwyn
.... Mr. A. Kinglake
Mr. Vanderhyl
BRIPCINouTH
BRIPPoIT Mr. T. A. Mitchell

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ASIIToN-UN DER-LYNIC

BANBFRY
BARNSTABLE

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BEDFORD

BEDFORDSHIRE

BERWICK

BEVERLEY .....

BEWPTYT

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BLACKBURN

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Professor Fawcett 1
. Mr. U. Beikeley 1
'Mr. S. Morley ...... 1
. Sir 11. Verney
. Mr. Disraeli — 1
Mr Du Pre
Mr. Lambert ......
.. Mr. R. Shaw
Mr. R. N. Phillips
Mr. Hardeastle
.. Lord A'. Fitzmaunce 1
.. `Col. Torrens 1
.. 31r. Walpole
Mr. Beresford lisps — 1
(L) Lord G. Manners — 1
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,1 Mr. Brand 1
Colonel Stuart
.. Sir moo Davies Lloyd 1
... .Sir Wilfred Lawson 1
Mr. E. Potter...
... Col Cowell Stepney . 1
Mr. Sartoris
Mr, J. Jones 1
.. Mr. W. B. Hughes—. 1
.. -Cap. Parry .... 1
.. Mr. B. Johnstone.— 1
'Col. Brinekman..
.. Mr. Many
.. 'Mr. Samuelson. Juts. 1
Sir Philip Egerton
Mr. Tollemache . 1
Mr. Egert0n.......... 1
Mr. Legh
Lord Grosvenor
(a) Mr. C. Maikes 1
Lord aG. Lennox
Mr. 1
- Mr. F. 11. Burke
lion. A. Bathurst .... 1
Mr. Assheten 1
Mr. J. Fletcher I --

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BURY ST. ERMUNDS

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CARMARTFIEN ......
CARMAKTFIENSUIRE

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CANTERBURY .....

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CHELTENHAM . .....
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Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1868-11-28

THE IRON TRADE.

There was a large attendance at the Exchange
on Thursday, and the reports were to the effect
that there is more enquiry for finished iron, on
account of the home trade. The country black-
sinithe and other consumers are now buying
more freely, and a fair amount of business is be-
ing done on that account. In other respects
the condition of the trade is unaltered. At all
the Works they are tolerably well engaged, and
prospects seem to immove ; certainly, having in
view the period of the y or, the pres nit position
the trade is satisfActory.

The price of pig-iron is reported a shade
higher.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1868-11-28

REMEMBRANCES OF ROSSINI.

—.—
A correspondent gives u, liossini's own account of his
withdrawal from puddle life :
.

Souse fourteen or fifteen yedrs ago I went to see
Rossini at his house in Florence, where he was then
residing. In the course Of g steers Akin he inquired
what there was new in Faris, whence I had lately
come, and I mentioned a Voce by Scribe (the " Bataide
des Parties," I think it was) 41$ the latest novelty.
" Now," said Rossini, " there is a thing I cannot
understand. Why on earth should Scribe go on at
his age writing for the stage? Whet has he to gun? ,
Money he does not want, any iticrease if fame he can I
hardlt: expect, and if be gil it, what difference could it
make to hint? His position in life is fixed. But with
some people it seems to be a rage. They cannot leave
off wrtting. For my own part I have always steadily
resisted the entreaties with which for more than twenty
years I have been assailed to tempt the stage once
more. I know very well that I can do nothing better,
if as good as I have done already. When I had
writteu the " Barbiere," the " Gaza.," " Seraramide,"
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1868-11-28

o' the public. The pqmphlet is a rental-I.:ebb
production, as indicating the progress of mental
ehaage, in a man of Mr. Gladstone's cultivated
intellect, but it is also valuable as being a calm,
logical, and well-thought-oat argument in favoui
of the policy of religious equality before the
law in Ireland.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1868-11-28

BRIERLEY HILL.

THROWING STONES AT THE ELECTION.—At the Petty
Sessions, on Thursday last, before I. Spooner, Esq.,
Stipendiary. John Webb was charged with assanking
Police-constal,l-. is silo.
duty, on Tio...hiy 1,0,t oi:ieer s ,i.l that he sow the
defendant throw a half brick at the police, and it hit
him. Police-sergeant Carroll corroborated. For the
defence Samuel Lester was called, and said it was not
the defendant who threw, but another man.—Samuel
Pearson was then charged with throwing stones near the
pollio I.—,th. Elizabeth Worton proved that she saw
Pears., •!•:,w half a buck end at Police-constable Print,l 'Tni Pobli,bert by the Solo Proprietor, SIMEON
Bound. • hit him on the head, and etit it open, iit his
_Of ficeS. 92, ITich-street, Stourbridge, is
Police.e, ,ii,table Rannd corroborated.—Thomas Williams the u'sc.,ty oufnißezcztemr.ttoblvh.diel,irphteo all lames sad
was charged with throwing • stone at PoliCe-sonstable saoathuse,i47;omvelnbar 28, /1148. e

mended by rheumatic sui:jects--of-ku agea an of both
sexes for rendering their attacks less frequent and leas
rigorous: cud for repressing the sour perspiration% and
soothing the nerv, 8. In many cases Holloway's Oint-
ment arid Pills have proved the greatest blessings in re-
moving rheumatism and rheumatic gout. which had as.
sailed persons previously healthy and in the prime of
life.

clearly shows that he la no,
sccu,ition hf Roy such chany, at as thess. His a
policy on the Irish Chneetp auestion appears to poll clerks, 1. ft toe grouna,
115 fli,tlitA 1 a store refi•-•etion, and it therefor,. their pres,,, xasperated the mob. They were Imr L,t,, .
(I.:serves at latiat the respect, if not tile support followed by auvut a thousand peraons, who pel- behind Mc. atayhlett—(bear). The misers wars--