The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1875-01-09 00:00:00

FLINT GLASS TRADE.

MESSRS. KEEN & Co., Stourbridge, re-
quire a PRACIICAL MAN, a, PACKER, and to
assist in Warehouse. Also TWO I-. i,HOUSEMRN.
—Apply;Xchty j§_atT-
S iiorstey. Chore:

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'7UITANTII3IS;vb.t hl,'ll_6llte,•:NTAN,' BED OA"
'.."" v ClNqr..tt-004;6e,LODGIN,GS with a.,
w.table laLr&'l 1 ourhooa of
:ArlOress, "J:1).," No. 2, Bt. Mary-street, Ladywood,
Birmingham.

.E.R.57:A1511- Gißrr Pii.I.F4ED.-rapply, Mrs.,
Ik—) •Wo6ti-streetlfititoai'. • • . t!.
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-ILIOUND, on the 3rd bast, a FOX-TERRIER •".
DOG.—If not owned in lhree Days, will be Sold:
—Apply, Post Office, Eingswinford,
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STOURBRIDGE SCHOOL OF ART.

THE SCHOOL will RE-OPEN on WEDNES-
DAY F.:VENING, jANUAR? 13th, 1875, after the
Christmas Holidays.
. ART INSTRUCTION is given useful to the ARTIZAN
mid DECORATIVE ARTIST.
The GENERAL CLASSES meet on Moirclay, Wed-
yearlay, and Friday Evenings, from Seven to Half-past
Nine o'clock. Fee: Gs per Quarter..
The SPECIAL CLASSES on:Tuesday and Thursday
Mornings, from Ten to Twelve o'clock. Fee: 10$ 6d
per Quarter.

WILLIAM P. BOWEN,
Head-Master.

January sth, 1875.

Under Royal Patronage.
CORN EXCHANGE, STOURBRIDGE.

FOR SIX DAYS ONLY,

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COMMENCING MONDAY, JANUARY 11th, 1875,
Closing Saturday Evening, Jan. 16, opening in West
Bromwich, Monday 18,
FROM THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL HALL, LONDON
Where it was Exhibited for Six Months.

BIRIIELL'S NEW
GREAT DIORAMA OF SCOTLAND
And Grand Scottish Concert by ithe Royal Caledonian
Minstrels, Champion Dancers and Prize Reel Players of
the North.
MISS GRISELDA. WESS,
The Famous Scottish Nightingale, and
MR. THOMAS BIRELL,
The Unrivalled 'Vocalist and Violinist; from the Covent
Gaiden Theatre and Royal Agricultural Hall, London,
whose singing created quite a furore in the Metropolis,,,
will sing at each performance the celebrated Duet " Tho'
I leavi. thee now in sorrow," from Sir Walter Scott's play
• of Rob Roy.
MISS JESSIE MACLE AN, the Infant Vocalist in
" Gianny's Leather Pouct" ; Mr. E. D. LYONS,'
Jacobite; V4o:alst Po!,”1, r !_ crawrist : ar. JOHN
puch,,,sa of. Enther-
land ; Mr. SIVART .11o.N.LPIN12:, the Modern Valentine':
Vox and greatest Ventriloquist of the day; Mr. GEORGE •
KIESER. the Eminent Composer and Pianist Mr.
DUNCAN DAVIDSON, the Pnie Highland Dancer. •
"Auld Lang Syne " will be sung at each Performance
1.1. the entire Company, ia Full Highland Costume. in all
the various Clan Tartans, purchased at a coati of £l,OOO.
The Heel of Tulloch! Grand National Tableaux I•
ADMISSION 2s, is, and 61. Family Tickets, admitting
Five to 2s Seats, Ss 6d. Children in arms and under 10
Years of Age, Half price to all parts. :=ll,.cial Arrange-
ments mode with Schools, Institutions, &c. Tickets and
Flans at Mr. Broomhall's, High-street.
GRAND ILLUMINATED MORNING PERFORMANCE 6.—EqUal
in every respect to those given at Night, on Saturday at
Three. Every Evening at Eight o'clock. Doors open
' half an hour previous. Carriages may be ordered for
Half-past Four and Ten o'clock
Advance Agent Mr. G. H. BIRD.
Originator and Sole Proprietor—Thomas Birrell.
•

THE OLD HARE AND HOUNDS,

HASBURY.

•
VISITORS from Birmingham or Harborne,
en route through Halesowen, to Hagley, Clent
Hills, or Kidderminsttr, will find this Ancient Old House
" THE HARE AND HOUNDS," at HASBURY,

OPENED AGAIN.
Visitors will find every sceommodation.
Spirits, Ales, Bitter beer, Sze., of the best Quality.
JOSEPH NEWEY,

Proprietor.
N.B.—The Old House is known as the resting place in
the Fox Hunting Season, for ilefreslunents, ,:tc.

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MR. RICHARD LAN SMERE,

ORGANIST AND CHOIRMASTER OF ST
JOHN'S CHURCH, DUDLEY,
Late of the Exeter, St, James, and St. George's Hal
Concerts, London, &c., &e., and
Late Organist at Rochester Cathedral; also
. PRINCIPAL• -BARITONE- 'OF THE ENGLISH'
LONVON OPERA C,OMPANY. •
: -•,. .; .4 .•• A• 4.1 ~1••• •
itiAst &tilt 7itOneur imanunceito the Nobility, .
entrli-ot. DaidleyLoand • its Vi chat?
. slit& -tce;•recei.yeqUilLs% kr' '• • *•-, • - •
SINq'IMT Ii NOFORTIORGA.is , HARMONIUM
-'IIARMONWTHOROUGH BASS. &re_ &c.
;1•4 t jjt.4 *sr
lase'oØft itceiVe en gagiOti.ioz
iß.COL'B9titif . '
t. 7 M the IfiL: k honour of
at. Cbrieerg l. 'Coilittictir,;ll I,ilh Air. Sims Reeves, Mr. .
Santlev, Mesdames Sherrington anti Sainton-DOlby, Miss
Edith Wynne, &c, and has everywhere received most
flattering encomiums from the Press and the Public.
Terms on application.
Address,
139, UPPER BIGH-STREET,
DUDLEY.

sURGEON nENTIS r.

MR. A. H.' BROADHURST
BEGS resp'ectfufly to announce to the
Inhabitants of Steurbridge and its vicinity, that
he may be Consulted every Fainev, from 10 a.m. to 6
p.m., at Mr. PAGETT'S, 138, lllCili-SIBEET (Next
to the Talbot Hotel), upon all points appurtaining to
Dentistry, both in the Surgical and Mechanical Depart-
ments, and trusts that by strict adherence to Moderate
Charges and the. employment of best Materials and
Workmanship to naetit a share a their kind patronage
and aupeort.

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