The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1874-03-07 00:00:00

BRIERLEY HILL.
TE A N AAA ES.—At the Police Court, on Monday lent
before Messrs. H 0. Firm stone and B. St. John
M.thews, the following transfers took place :—The Half
Hi.u4e, from WialSlll Timmins to John Shakespeare;
the Spread Eagle, hingswinford, from Richard Horning
to Joseph Beddoes.
EXTENSION OF TIME.— Mr. W. Waldron, eolicikw,
made an application on Monday last, for an extension of
one hour to a number of heel:Hied victuallers, on Monday
and Tuesday next, for tituarry Bank district, on account
of the Wake. The application was granted.
COAL STEALlNO.—tanorge Thomism, a youth IS years of
age, was charged with stealing a quantity of coal, the
property of Messrs J. Mille & Co. The case was proved
and defendant hued lth and coat.; in default 14 days.—
Henry seal was charged with a similar °fen., and con,
mated for 14 days' imprisonment.
VIOLENT ASSACLT.-Benjalllill Billingben., STlcautir
Billiugham and Thomas Smith, of Quarry Bank, were
lieverally charge! with assaulting John Newton, on the
2:Mil ultimo. Prom the evidence given it appeared tk.
Benjamin Hillingbam, In company with the other two,
wet complainant, struck him, and knocked huh down,
and whiltit he was d.wn, kicked him in a brutal manner
several times. Sylvanui end Smith also kitied him
several times whilst he use down. Each of the defend-
ants were c.immitted to Stattordjfor one month.—Benjs.
min /3illingosm wa, further charged with assaulting
Phoebe Newton, at the same time and place. The evi-
dence went to stiow that while the above three delend•
ants were beating John Newton she went to assist him
to get up, and as she wee doing so defendant struck her.
Committed for seven days, to commence at the expira-
tion id the month. .

CArno' T, POAcligini.—Job Conn waa brought up on
a warrant charged with unlawfully kllliag • partridge, uu
the 13th ult, at Wombourne, h. not having • imams to
kill game. The ease was clearly proved, and defentiaat
fined 20, and ceatc—Defendant was further charged with
killing a partridge out of aeation. Pleaded guilty, ac!
the Bench lined defendant 10t and mate.

LENIKNT Wivv.—At the Bvity Sessions, OR ThYri•
day, before I. Spooner, Esti , Stipendiary, Thomas
Bloomer was charged with assaulting his wife. Mary, on
the 21,4 ult. Complainant said that her bushaud only
hit her once, and she wished to have the es•ii withdrawn.
Defendant was ordered to Sod two sureties in £lO to
keep the peace for six months.
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DIED.

BRIITTELL.—On the 26tb altia, after a long and painfui
illness, aged 26 years, Ph,ebe Louisa, third daughter
of John Bretteli„Park-lane, Cradley ; deeply rgretted
by all who knew her.
BATE.—On the 26th alt. aged 76 years, Maris, wife of
Joseph Bate, of Park Terrace. Blettedt Lane, Stour-
bridge.

WINES AND SPIRITS (Foreign on which Daty
was pail in London by some of the principal Puna,
during the past year.

WINES tForeigul SPIRITS %Forel gni.
tialions tiallkala
W A A Hilbey 900,690 W & A tillbey . 3e0.604
Dlugwad, PoCall • Co 142,949 TWI., & Browning 180,563
F. W CUOCUS 133,424 Daniul Taylor • Sob, 17740 u
t'unlitle and Co 124,512 from er aud Lawaun 191,424
It Hoopor and Sous 113,887 Dingwall, halal •Ca 131449
Davy aud Cu 101,933 it 1100110 r awl Suns 99,138
Daniel Taylor and Sons 96,76014;a1brai1n, Drool & Cu 78,964
U A Malan and Co 88.038,E . Pick and Co 66,469
Dent, Urwick and Co 84,574 j It Burnell and ,•on 06.4441
J Aaiun& Jun. and Co 84.218 bawl & Vialontiu 144.250
1. Dolma:co and Co 64,04 i iOsiound end Co 63,41 0
Brooks and f dillutin 794.V6,2 A iill Int jun. aud Cu 46,139
It Christie and Welch 78.492; Hills • Undarwood 46,795
43,336

Max tireger and Co 73.2371Fu1cher and Haldeman
Wulff aud Stern 71,044, itiequit, Labourite It C 044,384

Besides the proceeding there were upwards of 2,000
Finns who paid Duty on Win,. and Spirits in less quan•
titins them that those ali..ve wentioned.— Wier 1 rude
1?,. dee., 16th January, 1874.
QCKS:i9LAD r:itioastlos.—Tbe Ship "Lady Douglas"
hid toss r. gaiter, Messrs. Taylor, Bethell Robert
110. Fenchurch Street, London sailed from Orsvcneiid
on the 21st inst., bound for Bown, ( P.itt Denims),
Queensland: Captain, Wyniark; Surgeou•Superiutendeut,
Dr, (Jordon Archdaall Matron, Mrs. Ginchatu
. . . .

The " Lady Douglas ' is the 130th vessel that Mu
sailed under the Land Order System of Emigretiou
and under the immediate dirtation of the Queensland
Government Other, 82, Charing Cron, LoLdon. She
carries 222 souls, divided into fulLpaying, remittance,
assisted and free passengers, and consisting of 61 mew.
bers of families, 132 single men, and 29 single females.

A BALD BEAD May not inaptly be c =pared to • how
without a thatching It isexposed to the cold, and is a/to-
gether unsightly in aspect. Resort may be had to a wig,
a seep, or au assemblage of foreign hairs intermingled
with the scanty material of original r ,wth still vouch-
safed t , the bare c”pist; or but the effect iii poor and the
disguise too appareot. Let those whose mirror assures
them of the approach of baldness or the stealthy march
of grey hairs assail the enemy in time. Let thew
employ the infallible reetoratite known as Mrs. S. A.
ALLIS'. WORLD'. BAIR Itesronnii, and laugh to acorn
the impotency of years and their attempt to rob and
disfigure humanity. To be obtained of all Chemist, and
Perfumers throughout the world. Price 6s. Depot .114
and 116, Southampton-row, London.
11,,11.0-ny's Ointment wad Pillx.—ltheumatim, Rens
ralgia—lt is sometimes difficult to determine which of
these @Remises is afflicting the sufferer, but inch sneer.
tainty will be immateral if Holloway's remedies be used.
They alleviate and cure ell muscular and nervous paint.
In hereditary rheumatism, after bathing the affected
part with warm salt water. Holloway@ Ointment should
be well rubbed upon the spot that it may penetrate and
exert its soothing and regulatiug properties on the deep-
er vessels sod nerves which being unduly exited, cans.
both pain and swelling. Hilloway'a treatment has tthe
merit of removing the disease withenit debilitating else
constitution which wet theinevitable result of the islet&
inw mercury , and colchicum practice formerly stioped
in these complaints.
IF TORRE ABS ARE LADIES who have not yet used the
GLENFLELD STARCH, they are respectfully solicited t•
give it a Walt and carefully follow out the directions
printed in every package, and if this is done, they will
say, like the queen's Laundress, it is the finest Starch
thee ever used. When you ask for Otenrtrtri &mom
gee that you get it. as inferior kinds ale often substituted
for.the sake of extra profit. Beware therefore of spurs
ous imitations.

unovr AFFECTION. AND HOARSENK...—AII Nufferi•g
from irritation of the throat and boareness will be agree-
ably surprised at the almost immediate relief ultotiled
by the use of " Brown's I al Troches." Thome
tumoßs kizeafle, " etre Low sold by most respectabl•
chemists in this country, at 19 lid per bon. People
truubied with a " litleKing .ough," • alight cold," or
Alteelloti, cannot try them too soon, al
troubles, if allowed to progress, result in serious Palma-
nary and Asthmatic sib ctions. See that the words
"Brown's Bronchial Troches" nre 4,u the Oovenuarill
-irsnip around each bon.--Ihinufactored by Jolla 1.
Bit,ws A; SONS, Boston, United States. Depot, 4:4
1,1.0r,t ltreel. I.olltlon.

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VALUABLR Diciriiiiv iriS THE HAIR —lf your hair is
turning grey Or white, or falling off, Mexican
Hair Renewer." for it will paditirrly rexturt in very
Glee arty or It hair to its original colour, by • far
-c.plicatious without leaving the diaagreeahle smell of
most " Restorers." It makes the hair charmingly
beautiful, as well as promoting the growth of the hair ou
bald spots, where the glands are not dernyed. Certillcat•
from hr. Vprstusen on every bottle, with full particular..
Ask your Chemist for Tug Misxic.tm HAIM kinsaasii,'
prepared by HENRI' C. listLne, 493. Orford.strret,
Liudon, and sold by Chemists and Perfumers every.
where.

ADVICE TO MOTHERB !—Are you broken in your rog
by a sick child suffering with the pain of cutting teeth?
(so at once to a chemist and get • bottle of Mae. "Nes.
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. It will relieve the poor •ufferer
immediately. It is perfectly harmless and pleasant to
taste, it produces natural, quiet sleep, by relieving the
child from pain, and the little cherub awakes " as bright
411• button." It soothes the child, it soften, the gums,
allays all pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowel., and ii
the best known remedy for dysentery and diarrhea,
whether arising from teething or other sasses. Mrs.
Winslow's Soothiug Syrup is sold by kfedietais dealers
everywhere at la lid per bottl—kfantifaceored in NM
York, and at 499 Oxford-street, London.