The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1875-02-27 00:00:00

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13;ra HIGLEY EXTRA STOCK SA.LE.
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MONDAY, MARCH Ist, 1875.
350- anzup
A few Early tuns.
40 Head of CATTLE.
A Large number of Fat CALVES. :
The usual Entry of PIGS.
'The Bale to commence at Eleven o'clock.
• OATES, PERRENS, and WOOLDRIDGE..
PEDMORE, Near STOURHAIDGE.' .
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11013SMIOLD FURNITURE .- .4Np.
• Es.RNIING STOcK-
MESSRS
,
,O_itTES• PERRENS. 'and WOOLDItIPG:4
~
-sr* favoured With loatructions-AnBELL• by AUC-
oa TIMSDAY-and WILD'NESDAY, the 9th and 10th
.01 Masten, 1875, upon the Premises at Pedstore, in
.• t.„--■- occupation of Mr Samuel Smith, the whole of the
SM FARMING STOCK and HOUSEHOLD
'a"! ITURE.
wanaculars in next week's papers.
CLENT HOUSE
NEAR STOURB RIDGE.
- Msrs.
ATES, PERREes NS, and WOOLDRIDGE
b.. ars favoured with instructions from B. Littlewood
;tho his changing his Residence, to SELL by
ON. at CLENT HOUSE, On WEDNESDAY, MARCH
I ~
V.±.1.,1tA, 1875, a portion of vary superior HOUSEHOLD
Avo„Z"UNITURE ; a portion of the CELLAR of WINE;
15;. 3akital liritzska, a superior Organ of 9 stops, by
14 L arale, r and Co.; Greenhouse and Bedding out Plants,
Tools Cow Two Store Pigs, Poultry, and
. 7„. Panicelars in future papers.
, •
'SION HILL HOUSE, WOLVEBLEY.
rATtm
AIMING' STOCK, PLANTS, GARDEN,
,• lEFFECTS, &c.
MESSRS.
OATES, PERRENS and WOOLDRIDGE
ire favoured with Instructions from the Repro-
r;.,rtativee of the late Samuel Ball, Esquire, deceased, to
AUCTION, at Stow HILL Hama:, WoLY.suLuir,
.ainoeltstmsrrue,oll FRIDAY and SATURDAY, the 19th
days of Marion, 1575, a Quantity of .F.ARIIING
kiolllfals, a- First class BAROUCHE, a capital
aterio"l A-R
n--14/al ME, Six years old ; a Herd of Six very
in
r Dairy Cows, a Rick of Old HAY, a SOW and
FI„GS. a Quantity of Manure, BREWING and
01-71".2. I‘EQUISITES, Well-seasoned Casks, a quantity
• —'"gon Tools, a large Collection of GREENHOUSE
.atuVIC PLANIS, including some very Fine
end Orange Trees a Collection of Choice and
Valuable P
[
°-trY, and other Effects.
xid ay be had at the Lion and Black Horse
et.
derminster ;or of the Auctioneers, our-
qtw
1:8±0a to commence each Morning at Eleven o'clock.

:* Ckiisk....,.-Lr) 'JILL AND CRADLEY .TlE.lTH-
tilkt-e:f--. • .
'*EEHOLD OLD ESTABLISHED TIMBER
•.,44. 4 c a., .
-', • . -YARD, FLOUR MILL, AND .
--' TY;EIGHT DWELLING. HOUSES.
6;4 'RS HATKINS and SON. will SELL.,
. - . ....
by AAJCIION,.(I?-y ordar of Executors of the late
.--:•-m. Aoaepts Fpley)rat the house of Ma.,tTellN FOLEY the .
zt.t.tan 15N . QLD HILli, On TUESDAY, MARUEI .
1875, at Six o'clock in the Evening, in the follow-
- Steil other Lots as mast be - agreed upon at the
•744.611..-ft,...1it..,a1e, and subject to conditions to be then read .-
.•. OLD HILL.
t.:Zulirt."-A.LL those TWO DWELLING HOUSES
I.a;. thitßrewhotises, Outbuildings and Premises situate
Helesowen Road, Old Hill, and having a frontage
I.4h°.'ltae- said road of 9 yards 2 feet, and containing with
tat..lit, of the buildings 284 squire yards, in the occu-
on of James Mayfield aria Richard Holland at an
~,tOll, ate annual rental of £l6 183.
2.--All. those SHOPS AND DWELLING
'''"l74 .81S3 with the • Brewhotises, Outbuildings and
~
iiilairci tteyricetao
abeFlornongitangge,
tsoittuhaetesdaiidns
King-
c ~..aoci with
in the whole (318 equate yards, in
sotirle6ety,
yards
• - ',13"1°110f Elisabeth Hickman, Sarah;Amy Walton,
I
tsar ell lilies it an aggregate annual rental of £27 Gs.
4.
' 11--4-11 those Eight Freehold DWELLING
.411 t. .8. '
-.-iiii • " I.loar of which are situate in King-street, and
v• &Ire/amps thereto of 37yda. 6in., and the other Four
.A. tkiate in Elbow-atreet, and have a frontage to the
ATe•Thik...2.9treet of 30yds. lit. 6th., with the four Chain Shops,
'111..71„41i12.,,_61, and Premises containing with the site of
411441."":410,1la 948 Square yards, in the occupation of.
Sjitt:lfi "ill, Round, Johnson, Troman, bldaWSVay
17 .
t 62 -"I ind Fowler, at an aggregate annual rental of
1. 44.
'ililafilitn.„.4r:-411 those Two Freehold DWELLING
,with the two Chain Shops, Outbuildings, and.
a trout: iittlate in Wrights Lane, Old Hill, and in ving
Whole lige, thereto Of 10 yards, and containing in the
kits,- eqnare yards, in the occupation of Joseph
£l4 411.44 J"ellh Shaw at an aggregate annual rental of
•
those Four Freehold DWELLING
with the Four Chain Shops, Outbuildings and
.t7ge,s), situate in Garratts Lane, old Hill, and having .
litti'""ifs thereto of 20 yards, and containing with the
91 It the Buildiugs 740 square yards, in the occupation
Cooutrut" Jones, Eliza liall, George Neath, Thomas
, . lat an aggregate annual rental of £3l 4s.
It. 44i
Illitaib% Ail that Extensive and Well-arranged .
bit, RD and Saw Mill, Store Rooms, Saw Pit,
siiireutith's and Wheelwriglat'A Shops, Cart and Wagon
trwil,.!fith the Valuable Plant conststtng of 12 Horse-
i arrAugh pressure Steam Engine, Eggended Steam
filiwy,' Renaring and Steam Uuage, Engine Stack Circular
Itioultll.° tulle, Turning Lathe, together with the Steani
Int 0,,,Z1 Pfir Of French Stones, Machinery, Shafting
Itult,--I`etion, which was carried on successfully for a
th,..et,031 yearn by the late Mr. Joseph Foley. Also all
4ltsiii'„&,l,7.o Dwelling, adjoining, in the occupation of
%ft:7 westwood anti Solomon i'romans, siteate in High
°l4_, l, and having a Frontage thereto of 22.
isok.._4.;Tztaelau-irticfrotrtawgelLiat. cuaEolbuw-street of 14 yards ,ft, 6in.
site of the Buildidgik 1145
4rA:ll thoa TWO ' SIR E E HOLD D Okit IN a.;
. . .. .
Ojitb,i,,l.t3-114. laining, . With the Stabling, dOachh 0 Lisal, ana
8.11.„7,in the occtiPatiOn of Joseph Westwoo&and -
-,ZIL i'llat,having a Frontage of 10 yards 2 feet 6
Ulgh-litreet, and A - frontage of 24 yards to
le 254 and Containing with the site of th Build-
P--"`.* &Tare yards.
tkii.:-- - - •
64.. All those Four DWELING HOUSES, with the
e1id,471: Chain Shops, Outbuildings and Premises, two
hat 6 .laitle 4 Ir-aatage the Elbow-street of 10 yards 2
tik-thel,.7-41, Atld the other two are in the rear thereof,
Joa.„1,10, 4Pation of Thomas Goodwin, William Lockes,
tb,,,--t"t'ter, and Charles Bridgwater, containing with
4". of . the buildings 350 Square yards, at an
/14e annual rental of £27 Is. 84.
• -i -QTTS GARDENS, CRADLEY HEATH.
.S.c4 .
... '4l
_ .9.
Liatab,„s,,a,_
tietiihsa,
t DWELLING HOUSE situate in
F
aforesaid,
i the occupation of
17ohnsonrl
at an annualannualrenta l of £7 38.0 d. • -
1144
.....
;r_ier partienlars, and to inspect plans, apply to
narl
liqh tirT Waldron, Solicitor, or to the Auctioneers,
isey Hill. .
VOlt .k
A T v-.
a Quantity of HEDGING
inkreb ..•,,ORNB.---- Apply, Iverley Hey Farm, near
--464,-14.....................1_______

SrOURBRIDGE STOCK SALE.
TUESDAY NEXT, MARCH 2nd, 1875.
400 SHEEP, including some Prime Fat WETHERS
and TEGS.
50 Head of CATTLE, comprising a number of FAT
WEST HIGHLAND OXEN. HEIFERS, BUL-
LOCKS and COWS.
' Several Fat CALVES. Fat and Store PIGS.
. Sale at Twelve o'clock.
H. KING, Auctioneer.
Next Sale, Tuesday, March 16th, 1875.

KINGSWINPORD HOUSE, TOWNSEND,
KINGSTVINFON), Ncar STOURB RlDexT.
R. H. is favoured with lustructiorta
from the Executirs of ths lateE.Atidi3grOke,.
Esq 7, to SELL by Auc4rioN, at the abiile* RAildence.,
Ofl WEONKSDAY and •THIIRSDAY, MARCH 10t1 11tb
1875, !tile excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and
Effects, c ,mprising DRAWING-ROOM and DINING-
ROOM CHAIRS, TABLES, COUCHES, BRUSSELS
CARPETS, Damask Window Curtains, PIA NOFORTES
&c., &c. ; the Appointments of several BED CHAM-
BERS and DRESSING ROOMS, including several
Prime FEATHER BEDS, Hair Mattresses, Iron and
Mahogany Bedsteads, Mahogany Chests of Drawers,
Wardrobe, TABLE and CHAMBER LINEN, &c., &c.;
220 Ounces of SILVER PLATE, Dinner Services,
Glass, China, • 300 VOLUMES of BOOKS, handsome
Young CARRIAGE MARE, 16 hands; Circular-fronted
BROUGHAM, equal to new • Harness, Saddlery, &c. ;
two well-bred Short-horn COWS, calving early; Iron
Hurdles, Mowing Machine, Garden Roll, Kitchen and
Culinary Utensils, and nnmerous other Effects; detailed
Catalogues of which may be had of the Auctioneer,
Stonrbridge, Sixpence each.
ORDER OF SALE.— Wednesday—Horse, Cows, Carriage,
and Out-door Effects, Dining
and Drawing Rooms, Plate,
Glass, China, and Books.
Thursday—Chambers, Dressing Rooms
Linen, Kitchen, &c.
Sale to commence each day at Ten o'clock punctually.

ASHWOOD FIELD HOUSE AND HEATH
BROOK FARMS,
KINGBWINFORD.
NTR. H. KING is Instructed by the Execu-
_L tors of the late Mr. John Salter (deceased), who
are giving up the above Farms, to SELL by AUCTION,
on TUESDAY Kumla 23rd, 1875, the whole of the valu-
able Live and Dead FARMING STOCK.
Particulars in future papers.

THE HO 0 FARM, EN VILLE,
NEAR STOURBRIDGE.
MR. H. KING is Instructed by Mr. John
Ormond, who is leaving the Farm, to SELL by
AucTioN, on TUESDAY, MARCH 9th, 1875, at the above
Farm, the whole of his valuable LIVE and DEAD
FARUINGr STOCK, including a Flock of 182 SHEEP,
viz. :-65 Shropshire EWES, in-Lamb or with Lambs,
114 Fat ar.d Store TEGS, and Three Shropshire RAMS,
6 Young and Powerful DRAUGHT HORSES, with their
Gearing; 14 Head of CATTLE, viz.: Three In-calf
HEIFERS, new MILCH COW, Three Fresh BUL-
LOCKS, Store HEIFERS and CALVES, Game Poultry,
and an excellent assortment of Modern IMPLEMENTS.
the whole of which were new within the last two years,
comprising Howard's and Ball's Iron Ploughs Harrows,
Cake Crushers, Bentall's Chaff Engine; Corbett's Win-
nowing Machine, Garratt's 12-furrow Corn Drill, well-
• built Wagon and Carts, Samuelson's REAPIAG .MA.•
CHINE, Hurdles,
.I,4adders, Sacks, Weighing. Machine,,
.^tindtifther Effects. 4 • • ti
;
• .
*Cita° gu es 'm ay be" tad at: :the laxineiDal :in 4e
eighbourhood, or of the A.Uctioneer, Stourbiidge, ' !
Sale to compaenee at Eleven o'clock. , .

.TANIVOOD, CHADDESLEY CORBETT, ,
Midway betkeen Stourbridge and Kidderminster.
AfR. if. KING is favoured with Instructions
...U. from Mr. S. Keep, (who is declining Farming),
to SELL by AUCTION, on WEDNESDAY, the 3rd of
O.OICII NEXT, at Tanwood—the whole of his valuable
LIVE and DEAD FARMING STOCK; comprising a
team of Eight Powerful DRAUGHT HORSES, with
their Gearing: Twenty-one bead of CATTLE, consist-
ing of Eighteen ripe Fat Oxen, and Three fresh Store
Beasts: Thirty-six pure Shropshire Ewes, in-lamb or
with Lambs; forty-four cross-bred Tegs, two-shear
Lincoln Rani, seven prime fat young Pigs, two Gilts and
Sow; ricks of Wheat and Barley, (straw to go off;) and a
general Assortment of capital Modern FIRMING
IMPLEMENTS; comprising Howard and Bali's Iron
Ploughs, Harrows' Scuffles, Iron Rolls, Horse Rake,
Tedding Machine, Richmond and Chandler's two-herse.
power Machinery, Chaff Engines, Bentall's Pulper, Cake
Crushers, Hornsley's seventeen-furrow Corn drill, Iron
Water Cart, with Pump; Iron Sheep Hurdles, Carts,
Waggons, Spring Cart, Ladders Sacks, and numerous
other Articles ; also, about 3,1)00 Gallons of Prime
PERRY and CIDER.
Catalogues may be had at the principal Inns in the
neighbourhood ; or of the Auctioneer, Steurbridge, post
free.
In consequence of the great number of lots, the Sale
will commence at Ten o'clock punctually.

1170.RDi5L EY, STAFFORDSHIRE.
TO CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS.
rilhe Executors of the late Mr. James Wilshaw
are desirous of DISPOSING of the CHEMIST
and DRUGGIST BUSINESS as carried on by him at
Wordsley, near Stourbridge, for upwards of the last
twenty ears;3 with immediate possession of the House,
Shop, ond convenient Premiiea, held ;upon lease at a
yearly rent of £3O, for a term: of which eleven years were
unexpired on the 24th day of December last. The Stock-
in-Trade (which is low) and the Fixtures to be taken at a
valuation. The above affords a rare opportunity for an
enterprising man.—For further particulars, apply to Mr.
F. G. Holmes, The Juction, Stourbridge ; or to Mr. H.
King, Land Agent, Stourbridge.

TRADESMEN'S ADDRESSES.
THE • OLDESTABLISHED SLATING •
_ BUSINESS,
'12,-AINION 'STREE2, STOURBRIDGE., •
34: . 4 .
„e_ „It
ATIVS:::,SARAH G41;144.M.. in treturnii3gstie
. . .
LVI
iiincere thanka,to the LubabitemtsnflSteurbfidge-'
and the sin:rounding _country, for•the very liberal support
bestowed on her Tate husband, JABIE.S GILLAm, during a
"period of nearly 40 years, begs to inform them that with
. the view of supporting herself and family, it is her ill-
tention to continue. .to carry on the Business of a
SLA.TER, and trusts that by supplying the Beat Mate-
rials, employing none but Experienced Workmen, and
observing strict punctuality in bnsiness, to merit a con-
tinuance of that support.
Stourbridge, Deoember 23nd, 1874,
' Note the Address
MRS. GILLAM,
12, UNION STREET, STOURBRIDGE.

TiVII7)OT_A_NT I\TOrillC=.
METHERINGHAM'S
DINING AND REFRESHMENT ROOMS,
72, UPPER HIGH STREET, STOUI?BRIDGE.
[OPPOSITE THE STOURBRIDGE AND EIDDERMINSTER BANK.]
14ISS METHERINGHAM begs to inform the Nobility, Ge4ry, and Inhabitants of
Stourbridge and Neighbourhood, that she has OPENED the above Premises in the BAKING and CON.
FEpTIO,NERY BPSINESR, and 40.rts by supplying none but Genuine and First-class Goods, to, merit' a share
''of their patronagetitid'suppefi: . . • •
'• • ' ' "'"11`. It I D- E C -.A K E '
MERINGUES ALi CHAATTILLY. . • ICE CREAMS.
CROQUANT OF RATAFIES. WATER ICES.
CROQUANT OF WALNUTS. - JELLIES.
TURTLE AND ; OTHER SOUPS.
CHOPS, STEAKS, ea., ON TIIE SHORTEST NOTICE.
WEDDING BREAKFAST, DIN.NE;t PARTIES,
BALL SUPPERS, &e., SUPPLIED.
MEAT AND GAME DRESSED AND GARNISHED.
CELEBRATED YORKSHIRE GAME. AND OTHER PIES.
FOREIGN AND BRITISH WINES.
CONFECTIONERY AND pASTRY ESTABLISHMENT,
47, HIGH STREET, STOITRBRIDGE.
C . S HEARMAN
Beg respectfully to state that they have disposed of the above Old-Established Business to Messrs. Harris and
Metheringham, on whose behalf they beg to solicit a continuance of those favours hitherto so liberally extended
to themselves,
MESSRS. HARRIS AND METHERINGHAM
In taking to the above Business, beg to inform the Inhabitants of Stourbridge and its vicinity, that no effort
shall be spared on their part to merit a continuance of public support. S. M. takes this opportunity of expres-
sing her best thanks for the kind patronage she has already received in connection with her branch business at 72,
High-street.
Stourbridge, October, 1874.

CAR, CAB, AND FUNERAL CARRIAGE ESTABLISHMENT,
OLD HILL.
JOSEPH WHITMORE
BEGS to Inform the Gentry and Public generally that he has added to his Establishment
A PATENT COMPOSITE HEARSE.

-FUNERAL CARRIAGES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
:JO '411,;0;;t•;',.. kit?..l 14:dt •
' !! . 1,11,'. .0

VAGONE,TTES; . GABS, CJA.Fea, AND •'VEHICLES FOR pbElitertE','
•• . _
ON THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
•
MOURNING COACH AND CAR OFFICE,
OLD HILL AND CRABLEY HEATH.
JOSEPH WHITMORE, Proprietor.

THE 0L D CRISPIN NN ,
CvlitniCH-STRE'ET, STOURB.RIDGE.
`lll-101VIANS OAPIEJ
PROPRIETOR.
TC. begs to inform the Inhabitants of Stonrbridge and district that he has
. taken to the above 01d-established INN, which is replete with every Accommodation.
ALES, WINES, AND SPIRITS,
OF THE FINEST QUALITY.
1101RAS CIIPPIG .A3\TID 811\TCTEI1W-
DONE ON THE PREMISES, WITH PROMPTNESS AND DISPATCH.
Gentlemen accommodated with gas, per hour or season.
--
FIRST-CLASS STARLING.
OBSERVE THE ADDRESS :
TE3E3 CDIAD CRISPIN- INN",
CHURCH-STREET,
ST 0 UR BRIDGE.

FUNERAL CARItIAG-E ESTABLISHMENT,
STONE-STREET, DUDLEY.
support
• • 'GEORGE MORRIS
...mosir respectfully retniti thanks to the, Public generally for the very kind
iieceived in theWiailitllAL DBRABTAIIJNT of his Business, and begs to
.ass.nr,, thon, RUA,
will•always be his studo3.meritra 4ont,intlaittLe of. thaysnport by ,r atltilic,n, d oje
..14g f • INIZARALS the .VeOttfoolenin.i.nosanex,.. anti :alien: tire/13205t 4reasorifble •tnints.. C0;8_ -you'
Gigs oil hire on the Shortest Notice. . , Care-,% ant
MORRIS HAS ALSO ADDED TO HIS ESTABLISHMENT,
pATENT ComPosprg fIEARSE
Which is a decided improvement upon the Hearses we have been accustomed to see. Its a
elegant, and with a pair of first-class black horses, would do no discredit to the funeral rites
classes. '
By this arrangement the very unseemly practice of placing the coffin either beneath the mour
underneath the hammeroloth of the coachman, is entirely dispensed with.
As this improved Hearse becomes more extensively known, it cannot fail to be widely approved
adopted.
*** OBSERVE THE ADDRESS—
G. MORRIS, STONE STREET, DUDLEY.
Agent for Stourbridge : B. BA-YBOLLD, 186, Lov‘er NO-street.

"Not
,only to locket. &tu( to promote .Irude. (Ana. to troy. goof 411e,t,
.touctlt.t.r."
. .
Security in Crediting. ESTABLISHED'-iB6O.
,',peedy It coiery of Accounts
kiLINT & COX! PAN '..S. ...-
BRITISH AND FOREIGN CUMMELCIAL INQUIRY OFFICES.
ILEA!) OFFICES, CHEAP.SIDE, LuXpON,.E.C.
OPINIONS OF THOSE WHO HAVE TEMIMHESE OFFICES
Messrs. Burgess & Turner, Elastic Web Manufacturers,
Birstall Street Works, Leicester.—" We beg leave to
compliment you on the manner in which you reply to
our inquiries, they being to. prompt and reliable. We -
believe if business men. were to act a little more on your
advice and I-, plies,:the commercial atmosphere weuld be
very much cleared of that- tiniCiunt of iniolxinci it
..ft •
preset retaii‘i:. •We r iàtdhh The system keri
adopt of sending 'A numbefiofinquities ,obtailied fruin,tl
different sources;arlii ichernte finalheiiragite with our
private oars, it gives us gteat confidence in, and Satisfacr
tion with your plan." • .. • - •
Messrs. Tomlinson & Buck, Carlisle, and at Manchcs-
ter, Bradford, and London.—" The only time we, made:
a bad debt (since we wee members of your offices) was
when we did not act upon your caution."—Members seven
years.
Messrs. Croskill & Sons, Agricultural Implement
Manufacturers, Beverley,—" Minute and valuable par-
ticulars given promptly—specially, recommended this
feature most valuable 'Accounts promptly recovered.
Cheques handed us at once."—Mcmbers six years.
Messrs. George Murray & Co., Engieeers and Iron-
founders, Newcastle-on-Tyne.—"Promit, efficient, re-
liable—Never been misled."
Messrs. Huntley (V, Palmers Biscuit Factory, Reading.
—" Recommended."—Members se'ven years. " ,
Messrs. Wm. Seelless & CO., Sewing Machine Mann,-
factnrers, Airdale Works, Keighlv,—"llo..-bad debts
where we have followed out your instructions during the
last four years."

r Messrs. Wallace, Bailey and ,tWilkins, Bermondsey
! London Further and fluid reports, 111101, valuable
foattire:—quite original—Made h Wel of other offices for
commercial 'information, but our experience teaches us
that. for thcroughly bouud information and speedy
• replies to ingn.iites,. yont.: offwe uptlnestionably..atands
"first."--11.fniti,pTs jeue , • .1k•.
•
14.11:Is ,Bic,ltaxoniii • 4}. CiltastilvriaAkVicp.ltataLigqpie-
41ent anu Acturers-, Maneh(ster. Not led us.w•rong in
enS.'imntance:" •

To those who wish to join these Offices as Members. The Year commences on the first of any month. Cheques
crossed National Provincial Bank to FLINT and CO.
Subscriptions .C 3 3s .£5 fis, i.:10 10s, and upwards, per annum.
N.B.—Please send for a Prospectus, free on application to Agent for Stourbridge, Mr. S. FIELD.

UMBRELLAS fk SUNSHADES
NEATLY REPAIRED BY
W. o—. 1---lll\l-335.
)
/' /// 7,190,,!0,it".1* UMBRELLAS RE-COVERED
:•,,,,,.;;:.tz, "L‘Tr' With all kinds of Coloured Silks, Regina Cloth, Persian Cloth, Alpaca,
/ //';'stAt.'. „ // / //'
tt Zanella, and Gingham.
7/ i '
4 „:14 /
UMBRELLAS AND WALKING STICKS,
//// t '...4, ' /I/
/i IN GREAT VARIETY. .
VA 6',/,'‘ i TEETH CAREFULLY EXTRACTED.
'kf=l"itil
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:ZiA.,,,, ff ///// N.B.—No. 37, COVENTRY STREET,
i STOTIRI3RID 0.- _
STA. I 3 1., 1 S 1-1 ID 185 2 .

FOR PICTURE FRAMES,
(110 to the Practical Maker, where every des-
k./ cription of PICTURE FRAMES, WINDOW
CORNICES, &c., are 'manufactured on the Premises,
Wholesale and. Retail, .by • • • - • • •
D. LA.m.BEE,r- ;
•
gouge •
Picture Frame,
Manufacturer,.
OLDSWINY ORD, Near STOURBI?IDGJ.
OLD PICTURE FRAMES, CORNICES,
AND MOULDINGS,
Of every description,
CLEANED, REPAIRED, or RE-GILT.
OLD PICTURES, Carefully Cleaned, Lined, and
Restored.
DL. having had 20 years' practical
• experience ii, all the above chfleient Branches,
bees to iota= thallentspand Public generally that he
has now every facility for executing any order that may
be entrusted to his care, which will meet with his perso-
nal and prompt attention.
Orders by Letter will meet with strict attention.
Estimates given and Men of each Branch sent to any
part of the country.
Gentlemen may have their Ptctare Frames re-gilt on
their own Premises, if desired.

MR. RICHARD T SMERE,
ORGANIST AND CHOIRMASTER OF ST.
JOHN'S CHURCH, DUDLEY,
Late of the Exeter, St, James, and St. George's Hal
Concerts, London, &c., &c., and
Late Organist at Rochester Cathedral; also
PRINCIPAL BARITONE OF THE ENGLISH
LONDON OPERA COMPANY,
HAS the honour to announce to the Nobility,
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